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Goodrich

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Nov 20, 2021
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I have a nice pair of Fujitsu Ten Eclipse TD-M1 speakers that sound pretty good and connect via USB, but the control of them is 2014 rudimentary.

Has there been any advance in speaker technology / control that would offer more versatility without losing sound quality (and, perhaps, allow me to reclaim some desk space and declutter some cabling -- although I like the USB connection as there is not perceptible lag). I don't want any subwoofers, etc, as this is mainly for Youtube / classical music, rather than movies or mastering.
 
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I have some Bowers and Wilkins MM-1 that connect via USB that I really like but I'm no audiophile.
 
I ordered the Kanto Yu2's. Several Youtubers I follow love them. I'm a little concerned about the volume I'm going to get out of these... but they are compact.
 
I bought these the other day, and so far they’re impressive for the price.

 
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I bought these the other day, and so far they’re impressive for the price.

I saw those. They didn't look very appealing to me. How's the sound? Is it loud watching streaming?
 
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I saw those. They didn't look very appealing to me. How's the sound? Is it loud watching streaming?

They sound great to me, and they can get louder than I’d ever need while sitting at my desk. They’re one of the top-rated studio audio monitors on Amazon.
 
I will drop those in dont have the Studio yet, use those on my Playstation and like them.


My 2nd choice was these but no clue how they are.
 
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