Any suggestions for speakers (£200-300) that can be placed against a wall

[Jeremy]

My room constraints mean that speakers will have to be close to the back wall , possibly even wall-mounted. I see that the Dali Spektor 2 has a wall fitting option but I'd like to know if you have any experience of this or alternatives (Fyne Audio F301?). Mostly streamed music from Tidal or vinyl : Pro-ject Debut III into Rega Io (headphones for now). It's a small room: 3x4 m. Any thoughts?

 

[Al ears]

Whilst I cannot think of many speakers that are going to work their best in this position wall-mounting them is a possibility but I would stay away from any that are rear ported like those Fynes
Perhaps something like the Elac Debut b5.2

 

[plastic penguin]

Whilst I cannot think of many speakers that are going to work their best in this position wall-mounting them is a possibility but I would stay away from any that are rear ported like those Fynes

S/hand pair Neat Iotas should work. They are certainly designed to work very close a wall. Even s/hand ones are probably way over the OP's budget.
Otherwise, using brackets should be fine as they are adjustable.

 

[Jeremy]

Thanks for that. I think the Neats are going to be too expensive. I'll have a look at the Elacs though.

 

[plastic penguin]

My room constraints mean that speakers will have to be close to the back wall , possibly even wall-mounted. I see that the Dali Spektor 2 has a wall fitting option but I'd like to know if you have any experience of this or alternatives (Fyne Audio F301?). Mostly streamed music from Tidal or vinyl : Pro-ject Debut III into Rega Io (headphones for now). It's a small room: 3x4 m. Any thoughts?

There are some dedicated wall mounted Spendors that cam with great reviews at the time, Whether your is bally enough to drive them is another question altogether.

 

[Deleted member 116933]

Atc do some on wall speaker hts7. And Dali do some similar designs. Have no idea how exspensive they are

 

[Deleted member 160668]

Old skool somewhat, but Linn Katan's were available to wall mount and can be picked up with 'Brakets' (did I spell that right?!).

May just about be in budget for a decent set. I'm sure others can suggest newer options.

 

[MartinEvoke50]

My room constraints mean that speakers will have to be close to the back wall , possibly even wall-mounted. I see that the Dali Spektor 2 has a wall fitting option but I'd like to know if you have any experience of this or alternatives (Fyne Audio F301?). Mostly streamed music from Tidal or vinyl : Pro-ject Debut III into Rega Io (headphones for now). It's a small room: 3x4 m. Any thoughts?

Monitor Audio Bronze 2

 

[nopiano]

These, and some of their siblings, have a wall blanket option...

Q Acoustics 2020i

On sale from £129.95, this What Hi-Fi? award winner with 25mm ferro-fluid cooled tweeter & 125mm bass driver. Available in graphite, walnut, glossy black or white!

www.qacoustics.co.uk

 

[Davywhizz]

I don't have much choice other than putting my speakers close to the wall, so stick with options which have a front rather than rear port. Currently Elac Debut 2 B6.2 (but the 5.2 should be fine for you and they are cheaper). I use them with a small Yamaha sub, but it's not essential.

 

[nopiano]

These, and some of their siblings, have a wall blanket option...

Q Acoustics 2020i

On sale from £129.95, this What Hi-Fi? award winner with 25mm ferro-fluid cooled tweeter & 125mm bass driver. Available in graphite, walnut, glossy black or white!

www.qacoustics.co.uk

Of course that was meant to say “...wall bracket...”!