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That’s a hell of an upgrade straight from tv speakers. There’s nothing wrong with the triangles, they’re just doing what they were made to do. You’re just not used to hearing it. There’s a couple things you can do; Keep listening to them until your ears become used to the sound, Exchange them for so

Item list from left to right 3D Printed bowl LEVOIT Core Mini-P Air Purifier (Yes, it catches a bunch of crud from the printer!) Prusa MK4S Sony SSCS5 Speaker (Not in love with them, will replace with Q1 Meta's at some point) Target fake plant RB19 F1 Car 4x4 Goose WiiM Amp (LOVE this) Mysa Mini Spl

Audio is NOT a cheap hobby, never has been, but you won't get much for a total of $300 so piece it out. You will also need an amplifier and speakers for a turntable. For an amp, I'd suggest a Fosi Audio ZA3 ($119 @ Amazon) -OR- an Aiyima A07 MAX 2 ($66 Black Friday sale: I've got one of these in my

Oh I’ve looked into some kefs but I’m on the Sony sscs5. I got the sscs5 M2 for around $150 on Black Friday. Considering they’re going for around $280 now, Im super happy with the performance. I can turn them up and up and not get fatigued. I am curious about the ls 50s tho but more realistically, I

Cambridge Audio AXC35 I have it connected to a Fosi BT20A amp powering a pair of Sony SSCS5 bookshelf speakers. Good enough for me.

The speakers that come with those kinds of mini-hifi systems are probably always going to be crappy. There’s simply not enough budget to get great components. For somewhat cheap but decent stand-alone passive speakers, look into e.g. these. Maybe you can find some second hand: Polk Audio Monitor XT2

If you can still get the Sony SSCS5 and Ayima D03 amplifier on sale you won't regret it, and you'd only have around $300 in the amp and speakers. I have heard this combo in person and it's fantastic for something cheap.

I run Sony SSCS5 Bookshelves, on the budget side of things but thinking of a small upgrade to ELAC Debut Bookshelves. Both Passive pairs of speakers

I personally don't care for any of those players you have listed. They're all cheap plastic, and due to their lightweight construction are susceptible to vibration and broken parts. $300 isn't a lot to spend on a TT, amp & speakers. I'd save a little more to get something that would last you for a g

I'm looking to expand my home theater experience with some surround sound. Currently, I have a Yamaha RX-A1030 hooked up to a NAD C268 amp powering some Sony SSCS5 speakers (cnotes broke but loved their sound) with a Dayton Audio SUB-1000.It's a mishmash of hand-me-downs and deals I've found. I was