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I could get used to them. Might take 2 or 3 songs, but it would happen. :cool:

Exactly! If Hifi speakers were marketed in the pro world most bookshelf speakers would be labeled nearfield monitors.

If you don’t need high SPL I think it will work fine. You may consider S360 too. It is pricier but perhaps start with that and start...

Thanks for your advice @Mort and @bungle

7360a subs would be a better match according to my experience and Genelecs recommendation, especially for a room that size and modest spl.

Thanks for the chart @staticV3

Genelec recommend the 8341A up to ~2-3m listening distance: Source

Thank you everyone, like you I puzzled over the near field thing if Linn Kans, BBC LS3/5A and modern day KEF LS50 loudspeakers were all...

Hi please excuse the novice question, but I am considering down sizing my floor standing passive hifi speakers to an active stand...

OK, I have thought about various active speakers and yet I am left with the feeling that they generally don’t do DSP seriously at least...

I have a bit of a collection: Stax L700 with SRM-006tS energizer Oppo PM-3 Sony WH-1000XM3 for its impressive noise cancellation Sony...

Chord Electronics Mojo or Mojo 2, these have onboard rechargeable batteries saving splitter leads and extra battery boxes.

Sennheiser HD560s have arrived, the good is that they easily go loud enough, so there seems to be no issue with the piano feeding them...

That's why I recommend the OP the FiiO FT1 Pro headphones: "The low 20ohm impedance combined with the high sensitivity of...

Sounds entirely possible, I don’t expect the headphone output to be the last word in quality