M20

Q Acoustics is a British audio speaker design company, a little pricy, but well reviewed. I really like their M20 USB/bluetooth speakers, which are equally adept at being your living room TV speakers as they are at giving your PC some proper hifi audio.

Get better speakers first. Edifiers are very low end. Look at least at something like Q Acoustics M20 instead.

Yes, the micro line stylus are sensitive to misaligned VTAs. So, playing around and testing with different spacers might help. Alignment in general should be double checked. The difference between a 2m red and a VM 540ML should be noticeable (not by getting more pops) Also, I have to say, the q Acou

If you are in the UK, have a £300 budget for speakers, and are committed to a TT> Active speakers system, buy the Q Acoustics M20 speakers. They are more of a multi-purpose amplification system. Add a cheap streamer from Wiim, and you have everything and great sound. Look at Richer Sounds or Amazon

The Q Acoustics M20 fit in your budget. They are really pretty decent. The have lots of connectivity options, but no AirPlay. I like their look, but not everyone does. If you can get a deal on a used KEF LSX II il or the LSX II LT, they will meet your needs but might be out of budget. Hope this help

As the other commenter said, we probably don’t know specifically about any longevity or usability issues with any products. (Unless we happened to own that particular device. Then we might have personal knowledge if our unit had or didn’t have any issues.) Also hiss is fairly common issue with power

Well, for powered speakers, there’s the $500 Q Acoustics M20 HD (UK page) (SECRETS of Home Theater and High Fidelity review). And since it doesn’t have a built-in phono preamplifier, here are some options: Fosi Audio Box X5 (ASR review) Schiit Mani 2 (ASR review) iFi ZEN Phono 3 (ASR review) Art Pro

Powered speaker suggestions. Q Acoustics M20, lots of great reviews. $799AUD https://addictedtoaudio.com.au/products/q-acoustics-m20-hd-wireless-bluetooth-music-system Later add a subwoofer and it would cook. Audioengine HD5 $899AUD https://www.selby.com.au/audioengine-hd5-active-wireless-bluetooth-

$1,000 is a bit of a squeeze to get an amp and passive speakers (new) that are going to sound better than active speakers. I'd go audition Q Acoustics M20 active speakers ($799 AUD) versus say Wharfdale Diamond 12.0 ($500 AUD) with the Cambridge Audio AXA25 $599 AUD. The slightly forward sound of th

Please note the rules. (Rule #6: Only stereo. No soundbars.) Soundbars have their own subreddit: r/Soundbars. (Pretty much no where else are they recommend here on Reddit. Because stereo speakers beat them 100-1, in pretty much any scenario.) Can’t really recommend any stereo speakers and a subwoofe