ES15

The Polk ES15 is $300/pair, and the ES20 is $400 - either would match nicely with these receivers. https://www.amazon.com/Polk-Signature-Elite-Bookshelf-Speaker/dp/B09B7SGRRV https://www.amazon.com/Polk-Signature-Elite-Bookshelf-Speaker/dp/B09BMWF1NR

por esse valor eu compraria uma Polk ES15 ou ES20 e arrumaria um receiver stereo usado qualquer que atenda os requisitos mínimos de potencia das caixas. Acho que nao é tao dificil achar um receiver que tenha os dois canais funcionando e uma entrada de linha que funcione também, que é o que vc precis

In the USA or where? What is the room length and width? EVO >>> Kanto YU6 powered speakers with built in phono preamp. Kanto YU6 for $579? For that price you can get passive speakers and separate amplification. Amp with built in phono preamp https://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/yamas30

That's strange, on my Douk A5 pro, the Polk es15 sound quite loud, clear, and powerful. I was thinking of adding a subwoofer in the future. I also use it for my desk and was thinking of adding an Edifier T5s. How did you configure the crossover?

Dayton Audio Classic line of speakers would be a good choice on the budget side. Dayton always is great buck for the buck. I have some B40's, they are great for what they are. Polk ES line is really good. I had some ES-15 that my kid stole from me. Very capable speakaer. Shocked how good they sounde

I think one za3 is enough for my polk es15 since it can deliver up to 150w per channel (polk only need 100w), used my zd3 as DAC on bypass mode to control volume using only the ZA3. As for the GR70, I opted to buy the xDuuo TA20s since it matches my low impedance planar HP and IEMS, also looking for

I need to state that I am mainly a 2 channel guy and don't like dealing with subs, so I am sure there is some bias to what I am about to say. I hooked my ES-15s up to my Aleph J build, I was shocked at how much bass I got with a high quality amp. There were times I forgot that I wasn't using my work