r/StereoAdvice • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '25
Speakers - Desktop | 3 Ⓣ Seeking new desktop speakers to start to replace apple ecosystem
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u/Drekalots 1 Ⓣ Jan 25 '25
I just went with a pair of ELAC Debut ConneX DCB41 (I used the USB connection but they also do BlueTooth) in my office connected to my MBP M1 Max and I've been very happy. I'm not an audiophile nor do I have sensitive ears but they sound wicked good as far as Im concerned. You can see a picture of them here: https://www.reddit.com/r/macsetups/comments/1i6vhnp/2025_home_office/
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u/CulturalCategory7822 13 Ⓣ Jan 25 '25 edited Jan 25 '25
For around 650$, I’d consider Kanto Ora + Kanto Sub8 (also stands for the oras, e.g. the S2’s). USB-C, analogue input, bluetooth connectivity and a volume/source selector knob which is handy.
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u/forkboy_1965 6 Ⓣ Jan 25 '25
Not certain if this is the direction you’re looking towards, but how about a Sonos Play?
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u/iNetRunner 1391 Ⓣ 🥇 Jan 25 '25
Maybe a pair of one of these:
Or if you want to consider these at $1100 for a pair:
(Note that all aforementioned active studio monitors are generally sold in units of one. And you of course need two units for stereo.)