Setting up a half size system for a study and need some small stand mount speakers but.... they’ve got sound big. I love a big open soundstage with great separation and a lovely airy feel. Components likely to be Cyrus. Current thinking is QAcoustics Concept 20 but any other suggestions, please? Used or new. Up to £300. Many Thanks.
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knaithrover
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I have zero experience with Cyrus kit however at that price point I'd add Monitor Audio and Dali as worth a look as well as Kef Q series.
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Used pair of Definitive technology D7
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insider9
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These are new £229 on Amazon and could have had them not long ago around £140.Used pair of Definitive technology D7
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chris661
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How small?
I'd nominate the Bose MusicMonitors as the best tiny speakers around. I've taken a measurement mic to them, and they're pretty much flat from 70Hz up to 16kHz. They get astonishingly loud for the size of them, and maintain their bass as you turn it up.
The next size up, JBL's 104 monitors are worth a look. The lower treble is slightly rough, but they go lower into the bass and louder than the Bose speakers.
After that, you're into the realm of 5-6" studio monitors for the best sound IME.
Chris
I'd nominate the Bose MusicMonitors as the best tiny speakers around. I've taken a measurement mic to them, and they're pretty much flat from 70Hz up to 16kHz. They get astonishingly loud for the size of them, and maintain their bass as you turn it up.
The next size up, JBL's 104 monitors are worth a look. The lower treble is slightly rough, but they go lower into the bass and louder than the Bose speakers.
After that, you're into the realm of 5-6" studio monitors for the best sound IME.
Chris
gasolin
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yes get them new from amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/DEFINITIVE-D7-Performance-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B0776ZT6G2
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Noody say you could or should its a screenshot
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Review: Definitive Technology Demand D7 - excentriek
Kleine speakers die heel groot willen spelen, zo zien we er steeds meer. Definitive Technology’s gloednieuwe Demand-reeks gooit er een stevige lading drivertechnologie tegenaan om dat doel te bereiken.
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Pair of d7s with quad vena amp I also have an audio pro add on sub connected which is a small 30cm square sub
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Might run that on my rel b2 as never could find how low it went in the specs, the lowest crossover setting is 22hz
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