While they are nice looking, placing nearfield monitors on a tabletop is almost always a bad idea. Most nearfield monitors need to be placed on small stands raised near ear level to avoid early reflections of the desk surface. If you are going to spend the money on nice audio equipment, you might as well set it up in a manner that gives you the most sonic benefit.
The speakers shown may include crossovers that take into account the early reflections and take some steps to compensate for that placement, though they likely do not sound as good as they could.
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