Neat Iota upgrade?

[The Scunner Thommo]

Currently running a pair of neat iota's with JBL subwoofer on a CA Evo 150 and happy with it but have come into some funds and have an itch to look at upgrading speakers.
Issue is that is small room and speakers on stands on desktop, close to corners and no other option where they can sit. Is it worth considering replacements, would like slightly more beefy speakers if they can work close to walls and corners.
TVMIA

 

[jjbomber]

have come into some funds
Issue is that is small room

Bob the builder!

 

[The Scunner Thommo]

Bob the builder!

not that amount of fund unfortunately!

 

[Juzzie Wuzzie]

TST - the only way I can answer you is indirectly by saying that I regret selling my Neat Iotas.

 

[daytona600]

..Pre out of the cambridge in active monitors designed for near field listening on a Desk & no need for a Sub and lots of adjuatment/tuning options
Used a pair Hedd 07MKII for a few years now

 

[matthewpianist]

The words 'happy with it' jump out at me in your post.

I wouldn't rush to part with the iotas. Perhaps consider a better sub rather than changing the speakers.

 

[Rodolfo]

Get a new bike or a subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited: "slightly more beefy speakers" have never been worth it, and from your neat ones for other wall- and corner-friendly ones is especially doubtful. Trialing returnables would be the only way I'd scratch this, and if you have the spare time, that could be fun if not fruitful. Maybe re-impressing yourself and others on how wise your last selection was would be sufficient and a good learning experience.

 

[Tessie]

Yeah keep the system and maybe add a subwoofer. Those neat iota's are good speakers for nearfield.

 

[Al ears]

Yeah keep the system and maybe add a subwoofer. Those neat iota's are good speakers for nearfield.

He's got a subwoofer.......

 

[Tessie]

He's got a subwoofer.......

It is better to have 2 smaller subwoofers with a high pass filter so the main speakers have less distortion.

 

[JDl]

I wouldn't get rid of your current Neat Iota speakers....I don't think.