Hey everyone,
What are some of the smallest 2.x speakers with the biggest sound?
Cheers!
What are some of the smallest 2.x speakers with the biggest sound?
Cheers!
The height on those is awesome because then they could actually be just beneath my screens. How would those sound comparing to R-14Ms?Im impressed with audioengine....I have the 6in tall a2+ but I use a sub also.
Wouldn't something like that feel like all the audio is coming from "in front of me"? I am used to a Logitech X-530 system which sound fine... except when putting the sound low for ambient music... or high volume.You might also want to consider two center channel speakers with raised tweeters assuming you have the width.
The Q Acoustic Concept center is available in Europe, (British Company that works with a German engineering team).
They are beautiful. But they are a bit too big... in price I had no idea such small speakers could cost so much. Thanks for sharing though!The Boenicke W5. Small, big sound, built in Europe, a tad pricey.
https://hifipig.com/boenicke-w5-se-loudspeakers/
It has been done, it can be done and as long as they have raised tweeters they retain the same good horizontal dispersion without lobing that "normal" speakers do.Or... horizontal speakers? Could that be done?
this sounds like a waste of time, and I know a lot about time wasting.Call me crazy but I am going to launch myself into a DIY project, as I've been inspired by this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKIye4RZ-5k
I'm thinking of creating diy panel speakers and place them around the walls in the living room and basically try different materials and positions until I am satisfied. Maybe I will never be satisfied... but this sounds like some fun tinkering. I just have the feeling that what is out there just doesn't really fit my current space for what I want.
I know I could of course try to rethink the position of my desktop setup but I want instead to see if I can bend the sound to fit my needs so to speak.
I thank you all so much for all your input! It's so awesome to have the opportunity to dive into an enthuasiastic community collective knowledge and become better informed about how things work and what offers are out there. So big big thanks
Why so?this sounds like a waste of time, and I know a lot about time wasting.
So approx in the same size as the A2+. However, the Energy RC-Mini don't seem to be available where I live (Denmark).Energy RC-Mini speakers are a little under 17 cm tall. You can usually find used one's in good condition for cheap (~$150 or less). I've never heard of or witnessed a smaller speaker with bigger sound. They cross-over well around 100-120Hz. They are well-built, heavy for the size, and have a nice wood veneer.
Thanks for being honest and direct really appreciate it. I think what I will do is both things get myself an upgrade... and still pursue a bit of experimenting. The exciters and materials used to create those speakers in the video are very cheap so I'll give it a try.Don't buy Bose. Bose doesn't excel at anything except ripping off ignorant consumers with their predatory advertising. Friends don't let friends buy Bose. And I probably wouldn't waste my time on random DYI projects on YouTube - you can, of course, but it's not going to be the best solution unless you're putting together some pre-assembled speaker kits. Even then I'd be surprised if you could assemble one that is competitive in terms of size.
Also seem like an option. They are a bit ugly though xD but thanks for sharingHow about these:
http://noaudiophile.com/IK_Multimedia_iLoudMM/
These seem pretty readily available as well, and powered so no worry about amplification.
Well the fun is in trying it's cheap, it's fast to order and easy to setup. It could be that I'll be disappointed at the quality of the outcome but I think it's worth a try.The sound quality probably isn't very good at all. I think you're getting caught up in the novelty of it all.