Unless you are an audio engineer and get paid for needing high end audio on a computer, $200-$250 is the max 90% of people need that also want good quality for their money.
i find around 1000 should be the minimal for people to satisfy w their system sure for 'starters' that much will sound great, but there are much much more unheard sound youre missing
@@iikatinggangsengii24711000 minimum? Buddy the vast majority of the population is broke as fuck and can’t even tell the difference between a $250 dollar speaker and a $1000 one. $250 is already expensive for an accessory for the vast majority of people.
I got iLoud Micro Monutors teo days ago and I'm blown away with their soubd quality. I was expecting that bass wont low, cause its just 3.5inch small speaker, but they go way lower than my earlier Logitech X-530 that had SUBWOOFER. Yea, they win with bass against subwoofer. Mind blown. Stereo imaging is unbeliveable, I dont feel like I need to EQ... I thought they will play great only at low volumes, but they can go extremely loud without issues. You can throw party in your house with these. I also think thay they look awesome, really fits if you have rounded edges in your furniture (table, chair).
@@MrNoipe If you buy such speakers you only buy once, you don't need to replace them in 2 years, maybe not even in 10 years. Considering that I would call them cheap. If you will use them for 10years its only $30 per year. You're better of buying these than get couple cheaper ones. I did this mistake with bluetooth earphones - I bought like 10 pairs of $20-$30 ones in 3 year period, because one did break, one were uncomfortable, one had not enough bass etc. and I could easy pay $100 upfront for good ones. It would be cheaper at the end and I would have way better experience.
Great video again! I'm guessing you are talking about the ones you have tried, but I'd add the Edifier MR4 for that budget range. Really good for the price.
@crazyprayingmantis5596 - thanks for this! I'm planning on making a new video in the next few months that include the MR4, Edifiers, and the ORA 4 once it’s released.
Another to check out if on a super budget is the Edifier R12U. I have them and they are super small, 2.25" woofer. They are USB powered and I use them when traveling with the laptop. Surprisingly they image really well and sound very full. They have no low bass but that is expected for something so small.
They're expensive and not ideal for a smaller desk like yours but if you want to have your mind blown, check out the Kali Audio Ultra-Nearfield Studio Monitor System sometime. I am absolutely shocked by how good they are. I probably shouldn't be as Kali Audio's monitors are some of the best in the business. That being said, I have Kanto TUKs, YUs and ORAs so I guess that makes me a fanboy. I can't wait to hear the soon to be released Kanto ORA4s and RENs. I can't share URLs through CZcams so you'll have to Google those last two if you're curious. The ORA4s are a small improvement on the ORAs and the RENs are Kanto's first with HDMI.
I've been waiting for the ORA4. Supposed to be released in April, but Kanto delayed them to add some new colors (all matte): black, white, pink, red, and purple. They should hit North American warehouses in September. Source: I emailed their customer support and asked.
I like my Kanto YU2s but they've been RMA'd once under warranty and self-repaired out of warranty. I'm hesitant to get more of their stuff just for that.
I would like a review of the Edifier G2000 speakers for those interested in having a pair of speakers below 60 bucks (Pebble category). Nice channel though lad!
@@javierm.2808 I have the Edifier G2000. Sounds good baby sized monsters. They pack a punch. Bluetooth has good latency. Can also be vonnected thru usb or 3.5mm jack. Has 3 modes music, movies and gaming. Led color selection and modes. Can be turned off also. It has a sub out if you want more bass. For the price range and options its a real deal.
On the super ultra expensive side I can recommend the very underexposed Airpulse A100 as an additional step up. The horn loaded ribbon tweaters are amazing for clarity and soundstage. With an external woofer attached it turned my desktop system to the only system I need.
Love the creative T40s, easily one of the best sub $100 options. That said, I am surprised you ignored one of the best budget speakers on the market. I'm talking about the Edifiers. They have options in every price category, and all of them are top notch.
Fair - it’s all about balancing expectations. A Pebble is not gonna blow you away, but it’s much better than most cheap internal laptop speakers. Around the $100 price point opens up many decent options.
@@Jasper-Tech Any good speakers with integrated DAC? I listen to music on my computer very occasionally, and for this reason I want to keep a numbers of extra devices minimal. The pebble is certainly a winner there because it doesn't require even a separate power adapter, but I am willing to sacrifice a bit for a better quality and can accept speakers with own power adapter. The price range around $300 looks reasonable.
The Kanto TUK have been my set for a few years now. Frankly, Kanto's entire product lineup is exceptional, but I really enjoy how TUK sounds when compared to the YU series.
I have two sets of Creative Gigaworks T40 series 2 and two sets of Presonus Eris E3.5 they are both great speakers , I use the Gigaworks T40 for movies and gaming and the Presonus Eris for music
I disagree with the not getting the pebbles with the subwoofer . I have the V2's + subwoofer and the SB makes a big difference especially once I tuned it with APO Equalizer. I love bass and this combo gives me enough.
Speakers are subjective up til a point, but there are objective ways to tell what is a good speaker and a bad speaker and thats w/ Frequency response & directivity measurements As someone else mentioned Kali Audio is a big value brand that always measures very well in objective measurements. Both the Kanto Ora & iLoud are great speakers, if you're concerned w/ the tweeters being too bright on the iLoud you can always point speakers away off axis from the ear. Instead of the setup where the tweeter points at the ear move them slightly further away and the response tilt at listening position will be reduce the tweeters intensity.
Great video, you know the recomendations are gonna be top when you see the legendary T40s on the list. I'll give the Swans a shot, they look really cool.
Keep an eye out for the new Kanto Ora 4s, previewed at CES 2024 and hopefully releasing later this year. The same as the Ora but with a bigger 4' dome and slightly revised and updated features.
Im very curious how the Kanto ORA compares to the Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 THX. Obviously, these are in two different price ranges, but everyone loves the Kilpsch!
Big thanks for your work 😊 What would be your choice about sound quality between Yu4 and Ora ? (no space restriction) (if they were the same price) thank you 🙏
Just purchased the pebble v3 thanks to you. I’m not expecting anything great, I just need some cheap audio for my pc. Trying to move away from headphones and earbuds.
If I'm limited on physical space, would you still recommend some of the speakers in the video if placed on their side or would that drastically affect the quality?
Kanto specifically says the Ora is fine to place on their side. That’s actually how I have mine setup (under my middle monitor) and I do not notice any issues.
On prime day I bought some edifier R1280DB and while they don't have the bass output of my logitech z2300 the difference in clarity when gaming made me put the logitechs in the closet
Recently bought a Kef R3, with a Marantz amplifier. Speaker is pretty big and you need space for the amp as well, but a hifi bookshelf speaker with a seperate amp can be a great solution, especially when buying used.
Bookshelf speakers like the R3 are usually not good for nearfield listening though, and nearfield listening is precisely what you are doing if you have speakers on your desk.
@@lizijie98 Where are you basing this on? The LS50 has been highly praised and recommended for nearfield use by reviewers, and after a demo in a hifi shop I found the R3 sounding better, with more bass and a 'relaxed' sound. The main issue is the port on the back which can get too close to the wall, but you can always stuff this port of correct for the effect.
@@jerryh559 Because I also own a pair of R3s. KEF themselves recommends at least 1.5-3 meters between the two speakers, and so you would also ideally be 1.5m away from each speaker. Unless you have a really deep and wide desk, you will be sitting much closer than you are intended to.
@@jerryh559 I have a pair of R3s as well. Like you said, the distance behind the speaker is an issue and I would rather not dampen the bass. For the positioning, KEF recommends a minimum of 1.5 - 3 meters between the speakers, and therefore you also need to be that same distance away. So unless you have a very deep desk, you will be sitting closer than recommended. But at the end of the day, it is your setup. If you enjoy it, then don't let anyone stop you from doing so. For me, I ended up going for a pair of Genelec 8320As for their small size. If my desk was bigger I probably would've considered the LS50 as well.
@@jerryh559 I have the R3s as well. KEF themselves recommend some room behind the speakers and at least 1.5-3m between the speakers. So unless your desk is really big, your setup would be suboptimal. But at the end of the day, it is your setup. If you enjoy it, then nothing else matters. I would've considered the LS50 if my desk was bigger. But I had to get the Genelec 8320As instead.
Hey Jasper, thank you for this great comparison. Would you say the swans sound better then the ora's but are just bigger or are the ora's better in general? How do you think these two stack up against the t40's? Those have been my go to and I still like them but I have been wanting to upgrade them for quite some time now.
I love my t40, but watch out, My creative speakers randomly won't turn on with sound, I have to leave something playing and then turn them off at the wall, wait till the sound starts and quickly turn them back on.... They are 5+ years old now (already replaced the power brick) Seems to be a common fault after a long time of use !
That Kanto Ora waveguide and woofer configuration looks HIGHLY remniscent of the JBL 3 series. Also is size the reason Jamo s80x series were not mentioned? There's a powered one I haven't tried yet
I have. I was basically ready to purchase them. Went to the store and tried them out. First of all, they don look that great for a proce. I like the design from pictures but in person they look a little cheap? Also the arr very long and they cant stand near a wall so it makes them a poor choice for desktop. And the sound is… not amazing. The highs are muddy and everything sounds kinda meh. I tried Argon Audio A5 MK2 and basically walked out of that store with these. Amazing crystal clear highs, nice bass, great and very clean design. Instant buy for me. But i bought them for tv, not desktop. Now im looking for desktop for desktop :D
I like your reviews, you think like me Was wondering if you heard about Fluance Ai41? I am between that and Kanto Ora's, not sure which to get yet, might get both and test out But Fluance Ai41 has RCA/Optical and Blueetooth While Kanto is more future proof with USB C, RCA and Bluetooth Although my TV does only have optical port and Bluetooth, hence why I'm a bit stuck :[
I don’t have any experience with the Fluance Ai41, but I’ll definitely look into it (maybe will include in a future video). Personally, I love my ORAs, but overall I agree - get both and compare! Nothing beats being able to compare speakers directly in the environment you’re going to use them in. Keep me posted on what you think.
you seem to be a good person to ask. i current have edifier 1280db's and they are.. okay. on the other hand i have a pair of beyerdynamic dt990 and i love how they sound. the edifier have 2 "problems" they sound flat and dampend compare to the beyer headphones and they are very sensetiv to positon. meaning, they dont throw a very wide cone so to speak, they dont fill the room. so what iam looking for, is a pair of speaker, that have the same or similar sound profile as the dt990 but a wide cone then the edifiers.. speakers that dont need to be perfectly centered towars you in order to sound right.. any suggestions?
@@Jasper-Tech Genelec 8320As and Neumann KH80s are both top end options for desktop use, especially if your space is limited. The KH80s are around $1200 for a pair plus the adjustment mic, but they will absolutely blow the $400-$700 speakers out of the water.
There’s an old saying in the engine world “there’s no replacement for displacement (engine size)”. I think the same often holds true with speakers. The YU2 sound great for what they are, however, I think the bigger Swans speakers will ultimately sound better, and you may find yourself thinking you don’t need a sub. If it were me, I’d try the Swans and if you find them lacking on bass, then add a sub!
@helloyu6270 can you tell me more about what you’ll be using them for? Mostly audio production? Casual listening? A mixture? Will you be using them just at a desk, or do you also want to be able fill a room? And finally, what would you say are the most important factors? I’m thinking things like size, neutral sound response, aesthetics, not fatiguing, bass response, etc.
Unless you are an audio engineer and get paid for needing high end audio on a computer, $200-$250 is the max 90% of people need that also want good quality for their money.
i find around 1000 should be the minimal for people to satisfy w their system
sure for 'starters' that much will sound great, but there are much much more unheard sound youre missing
If like you games 250 is not much
@@iikatinggangsengii24711000 minimum? Buddy the vast majority of the population is broke as fuck and can’t even tell the difference between a $250 dollar speaker and a $1000 one. $250 is already expensive for an accessory for the vast majority of people.
I used to work at a HiFi store, my poultry KRK 2.1 system is affordable to most of the stuff we used to sell lol
I got iLoud Micro Monutors teo days ago and I'm blown away with their soubd quality. I was expecting that bass wont low, cause its just 3.5inch small speaker, but they go way lower than my earlier Logitech X-530 that had SUBWOOFER. Yea, they win with bass against subwoofer. Mind blown.
Stereo imaging is unbeliveable, I dont feel like I need to EQ...
I thought they will play great only at low volumes, but they can go extremely loud without issues. You can throw party in your house with these.
I also think thay they look awesome, really fits if you have rounded edges in your furniture (table, chair).
iLouds are great, but so expensive.
@@MrNoipe If you buy such speakers you only buy once, you don't need to replace them in 2 years, maybe not even in 10 years. Considering that I would call them cheap. If you will use them for 10years its only $30 per year. You're better of buying these than get couple cheaper ones.
I did this mistake with bluetooth earphones - I bought like 10 pairs of $20-$30 ones in 3 year period, because one did break, one were uncomfortable, one had not enough bass etc. and I could easy pay $100 upfront for good ones. It would be cheaper at the end and I would have way better experience.
The Swans OS-10's really do sound fantastic for the $$.
Great video again!
I'm guessing you are talking about the ones you have tried, but I'd add the Edifier MR4 for that budget range. Really good for the price.
Can't be beat for the price to performance ratio and I own much more expensive gear, I recommend the MR4s to anyone wanting desktop speakers
@crazyprayingmantis5596 - thanks for this! I'm planning on making a new video in the next few months that include the MR4, Edifiers, and the ORA 4 once it’s released.
The best desktop speakers are just some nice powered bookshelf speakers. personally I use edifier r1700bt
The best desktop speakers are the edifier s2000MK3, I personally use them with the SVSpb2000pro subwoofer.
I got some Edifier R980T, they may not be the greatest, but for 70Euro they do a really good job.
i remember buying the kanto yu6 4 years ago when it was around $399. Now its around $520. Crazy. Glad I purchased it. It still sounds awesome
Thank you for the information much appreciated, Mad you didn't put screenshots for every speaker but very informative...
Helpful feedback! Will improve on the next one :)
Another to check out if on a super budget is the Edifier R12U. I have them and they are super small, 2.25" woofer. They are USB powered and I use them when traveling with the laptop. Surprisingly they image really well and sound very full. They have no low bass but that is expected for something so small.
Thanks man, really useful video
They're expensive and not ideal for a smaller desk like yours but if you want to have your mind blown, check out the Kali Audio Ultra-Nearfield Studio Monitor System sometime. I am absolutely shocked by how good they are. I probably shouldn't be as Kali Audio's monitors are some of the best in the business.
That being said, I have Kanto TUKs, YUs and ORAs so I guess that makes me a fanboy. I can't wait to hear the soon to be released Kanto ORA4s and RENs. I can't share URLs through CZcams so you'll have to Google those last two if you're curious. The ORA4s are a small improvement on the ORAs and the RENs are Kanto's first with HDMI.
I've been waiting for the ORA4. Supposed to be released in April, but Kanto delayed them to add some new colors (all matte): black, white, pink, red, and purple. They should hit North American warehouses in September. Source: I emailed their customer support and asked.
I like my Kanto YU2s but they've been RMA'd once under warranty and self-repaired out of warranty. I'm hesitant to get more of their stuff just for that.
I would like a review of the Edifier G2000 speakers for those interested in having a pair of speakers below 60 bucks (Pebble category). Nice channel though lad!
@@javierm.2808 I have the Edifier G2000. Sounds good baby sized monsters. They pack a punch. Bluetooth has good latency. Can also be vonnected thru usb or 3.5mm jack. Has 3 modes music, movies and gaming. Led color selection and modes. Can be turned off also. It has a sub out if you want more bass. For the price range and options its a real deal.
On the super ultra expensive side I can recommend the very underexposed Airpulse A100 as an additional step up. The horn loaded ribbon tweaters are amazing for clarity and soundstage. With an external woofer attached it turned my desktop system to the only system I need.
Great Video! Thanks a lot from Europe
Love the creative T40s, easily one of the best sub $100 options. That said, I am surprised you ignored one of the best budget speakers on the market. I'm talking about the Edifiers. They have options in every price category, and all of them are top notch.
Great video and insightful commentary, thank you!
It's the Klipsch Pro Media.
Video over. Just go buy it. the speakers sound just amazing.
Agreed. I've got ProMedia 2.1, JBL 305P & Yamaha HS8s. Nobody that's heard the Pro Media THX speaker wasn't blown away. They're all non-pros need.
I agree with audiophiles - do not buy cheap speakers. I bought Pebble and regret.
Fair - it’s all about balancing expectations. A Pebble is not gonna blow you away, but it’s much better than most cheap internal laptop speakers.
Around the $100 price point opens up many decent options.
@@Jasper-Tech Any good speakers with integrated DAC? I listen to music on my computer very occasionally, and for this reason I want to keep a numbers of extra devices minimal. The pebble is certainly a winner there because it doesn't require even a separate power adapter, but I am willing to sacrifice a bit for a better quality and can accept speakers with own power adapter. The price range around $300 looks reasonable.
Also heard good things about the Kali LP UNF in the $300 range
The Kanto TUK have been my set for a few years now. Frankly, Kanto's entire product lineup is exceptional, but I really enjoy how TUK sounds when compared to the YU series.
Just the video I was needing for some real speaker insight.
I have two sets of Creative Gigaworks T40 series 2 and two sets of Presonus Eris E3.5 they are both great speakers , I use the Gigaworks T40 for movies and gaming and the Presonus Eris for music
I disagree with the not getting the pebbles with the subwoofer . I have the V2's + subwoofer and the SB makes a big difference especially once I tuned it with APO Equalizer. I love bass and this combo gives me enough.
whats real is that they never hesitant to do negative things, and really thinks alot whenever its abt correct thing
Speakers are subjective up til a point, but there are objective ways to tell what is a good speaker and a bad speaker and thats w/ Frequency response & directivity measurements
As someone else mentioned Kali Audio is a big value brand that always measures very well in objective measurements. Both the Kanto Ora & iLoud are great speakers, if you're concerned w/ the tweeters being too bright on the iLoud you can always point speakers away off axis from the ear. Instead of the setup where the tweeter points at the ear move them slightly further away and the response tilt at listening position will be reduce the tweeters intensity.
Great video, you know the recomendations are gonna be top when you see the legendary T40s on the list.
I'll give the Swans a shot, they look really cool.
love the work bro thanks for the help
Keep an eye out for the new Kanto Ora 4s, previewed at CES 2024 and hopefully releasing later this year. The same as the Ora but with a bigger 4' dome and slightly revised and updated features.
They said it will be available for april 2024, but still waiting for them 😱😭 😁
@@AllenDiese3 I asked a Kanto Rep who said they will release by the end of september.
Odd the Creative Giga Works doesn't have bluetooth, yet the little brother model does.
Im very curious how the Kanto ORA compares to the Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 THX. Obviously, these are in two different price ranges, but everyone loves the Kilpsch!
Cheers for the video. I bought the KantoORA's, love em
Big thanks for your work 😊
What would be your choice about sound quality between Yu4 and Ora ? (no space restriction) (if they were the same price) thank you 🙏
I'd probably go with the YU4, but its really close.
Just purchased the pebble v3 thanks to you. I’m not expecting anything great, I just need some cheap audio for my pc. Trying to move away from headphones and earbuds.
Klipsch 500mII is a great Passive Bookshelf
Would you recommend any of these for TV use? Would they have decent output for a “medium” room? Speaking generally obviously
If I'm limited on physical space, would you still recommend some of the speakers in the video if placed on their side or would that drastically affect the quality?
Kanto specifically says the Ora is fine to place on their side. That’s actually how I have mine setup (under my middle monitor) and I do not notice any issues.
On prime day I bought some edifier R1280DB and while they don't have the bass output of my logitech z2300 the difference in clarity when gaming made me put the logitechs in the closet
Recently bought a Kef R3, with a Marantz amplifier.
Speaker is pretty big and you need space for the amp as well, but a hifi bookshelf speaker with a seperate amp can be a great solution, especially when buying used.
Bookshelf speakers like the R3 are usually not good for nearfield listening though, and nearfield listening is precisely what you are doing if you have speakers on your desk.
@@lizijie98 Where are you basing this on?
The LS50 has been highly praised and recommended for nearfield use by reviewers, and after a demo in a hifi shop I found the R3 sounding better, with more bass and a 'relaxed' sound.
The main issue is the port on the back which can get too close to the wall, but you can always stuff this port of correct for the effect.
@@jerryh559 Because I also own a pair of R3s. KEF themselves recommends at least 1.5-3 meters between the two speakers, and so you would also ideally be 1.5m away from each speaker. Unless you have a really deep and wide desk, you will be sitting much closer than you are intended to.
@@jerryh559 I have a pair of R3s as well. Like you said, the distance behind the speaker is an issue and I would rather not dampen the bass. For the positioning, KEF recommends a minimum of 1.5 - 3 meters between the speakers, and therefore you also need to be that same distance away. So unless you have a very deep desk, you will be sitting closer than recommended. But at the end of the day, it is your setup. If you enjoy it, then don't let anyone stop you from doing so. For me, I ended up going for a pair of Genelec 8320As for their small size. If my desk was bigger I probably would've considered the LS50 as well.
@@jerryh559 I have the R3s as well. KEF themselves recommend some room behind the speakers and at least 1.5-3m between the speakers. So unless your desk is really big, your setup would be suboptimal.
But at the end of the day, it is your setup. If you enjoy it, then nothing else matters.
I would've considered the LS50 if my desk was bigger. But I had to get the Genelec 8320As instead.
anyone else listening on a 5below speaker that sounds like its under water
Used Bose companions are not bad either. They don't take up much space, though new cost a bit more than other options
Hey Jasper, thank you for this great comparison. Would you say the swans sound better then the ora's but are just bigger or are the ora's better in general?
How do you think these two stack up against the t40's? Those have been my go to and I still like them but I have been wanting to upgrade them for quite some time now.
I love my t40, but watch out, My creative speakers randomly won't turn on with sound, I have to leave something playing and then turn them off at the wall, wait till the sound starts and quickly turn them back on.... They are 5+ years old now (already replaced the power brick)
Seems to be a common fault after a long time of use !
That Kanto Ora waveguide and woofer configuration looks HIGHLY remniscent of the JBL 3 series. Also is size the reason Jamo s80x series were not mentioned? There's a powered one I haven't tried yet
Thank you!! Very informative. Have you ever tested the Q Acoustics M20s?
I have. I was basically ready to purchase them. Went to the store and tried them out. First of all, they don look that great for a proce. I like the design from pictures but in person they look a little cheap? Also the arr very long and they cant stand near a wall so it makes them a poor choice for desktop. And the sound is… not amazing. The highs are muddy and everything sounds kinda meh. I tried Argon Audio A5 MK2 and basically walked out of that store with these. Amazing crystal clear highs, nice bass, great and very clean design. Instant buy for me. But i bought them for tv, not desktop. Now im looking for desktop for desktop :D
IKs!!! All day!!
Beautiful.
I like your reviews, you think like me
Was wondering if you heard about Fluance Ai41? I am between that and Kanto Ora's, not sure which to get yet, might get both and test out
But Fluance Ai41 has RCA/Optical and Blueetooth
While Kanto is more future proof with USB C, RCA and Bluetooth
Although my TV does only have optical port and Bluetooth, hence why I'm a bit stuck :[
I don’t have any experience with the Fluance Ai41, but I’ll definitely look into it (maybe will include in a future video).
Personally, I love my ORAs, but overall I agree - get both and compare! Nothing beats being able to compare speakers directly in the environment you’re going to use them in.
Keep me posted on what you think.
Thanks
you seem to be a good person to ask. i current have edifier 1280db's and they are.. okay. on the other hand i have a pair of beyerdynamic dt990 and i love how they sound. the edifier have 2 "problems" they sound flat and dampend compare to the beyer headphones and they are very sensetiv to positon. meaning, they dont throw a very wide cone so to speak, they dont fill the room. so what iam looking for, is a pair of speaker, that have the same or similar sound profile as the dt990 but a wide cone then the edifiers.. speakers that dont need to be perfectly centered towars you in order to sound right.. any suggestions?
KEF LSX?
Kanto Ora or Vanatoo Transparent Zero Plus?
You forgot to add studio speakers which would be the best for desktop like Genelec, JBL, Kali Audio etc
Good call out - I may make another video on this topic! Any other speakers you think should be on the list?
@@Jasper-Tech Genelec 8320As and Neumann KH80s are both top end options for desktop use, especially if your space is limited. The KH80s are around $1200 for a pair plus the adjustment mic, but they will absolutely blow the $400-$700 speakers out of the water.
How would Kanto YU2 compare to Swans OS-10 in terms of sound quality, especially mids and highs since I plan to add a sub?
There’s an old saying in the engine world “there’s no replacement for displacement (engine size)”. I think the same often holds true with speakers. The YU2 sound great for what they are, however, I think the bigger Swans speakers will ultimately sound better, and you may find yourself thinking you don’t need a sub.
If it were me, I’d try the Swans and if you find them lacking on bass, then add a sub!
⚡🔥⚡ no to RGB ⚡🔥⚡
Do you need other devices to add when buying Kanto speakers or it is stand alone can plug automatically on desktop/laptop?
It’s standalone! All you need to do is plug it in and connect an audio source (can even be Bluetooth).
where is Edifier G2000...baby sized speakers
And they sound awesome! Specially when you add a sub. So good for a 2.1 under $250.
If you can find a set of used corsair sp2500 they are great for the money but they no longer make them
No audioengine?
No Edifier?Why?
I just ran out of $$ for this video 😞
Will try to include them in a future one!
@@Jasper-Tech Edifiers are the go to option for a lot of audio set ups. Its an amazing price to performance brand.
Thoughts on Adam T5V?
They are excellent! I may do a video featuring them in the future.
Here’s a link for those that are curious
amzn.to/4cCmhgE
@@Jasper-Tech do you have personal experience with them?
@helloyu6270 - yes, one of my good friends has a set of them.
@@Jasper-Tech how do they work for daily listening? Are they fatiguing at all or are there any better alternatives at the price?
@helloyu6270 can you tell me more about what you’ll be using them for? Mostly audio production? Casual listening? A mixture? Will you be using them just at a desk, or do you also want to be able fill a room? And finally, what would you say are the most important factors? I’m thinking things like size, neutral sound response, aesthetics, not fatiguing, bass response, etc.
The Logitech z623/5 is superior to the Klipsch Promedia 2.1.
i have had loads of high end speakers over the years
and the best is not on your list KEF LSX2
Will see if I can grab a pair for my next review 👍
Neumann KH120 and Genelecs are even better
t20 is t40s lil brother not t60
Maybe I should have said cousin
Bowers & Wilkens MM-1