KH 310

My answer is none of them, you won't get a good di match. Domes are curious and IME theyre usually too wide in radiation to where they need to be used in a very specific manner, which is covering a very narrow range. An example is the Neumann kh310, it covers a very limited range, simply there to fi

The 310 do seem interesting but really expensive. Are you using a sub with the footprint? They seem interesting because of the 3 way design similar to the kh310. My reason for thinking about Neumann is their MA 1 calibration system since my room probably won’t be perfectly treated.

I’m also using the Shape 65, and also very interested in Kali. Haven’t gotten to listen to them myself, but a few reasons are holding me back from pulling the trigger: Paul Third talked about several monitors in one of his YT episodes (Focal Shape & Alpha, Presonus, Kali, JBL, Edifier), and he said

Neumann are a bit undersized and underpowered for sealed so low end has fairly high thd In general sealed have more thd than ported, but the kh310 have that especially pronounced

The Neumann KH 310 is fundamentally designed as an ultra-neutral studio monitor intended for analytical, close-field listening in treated rooms, which means that when used as everyday living-room speakers for metal music they can come across as too flat, restrained, and unforgiving, lacking the exag