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for the space, i wold say kh150/kh750*2/MA1 could be good enough. MA1 is a must have.

Neumann KH150 with 2 KH750 subs and MA1.

KH80 should be on top of the list.

I would think ma1 is a must have for neumann dsp monitor users.

i'm not a prefessional user so i care about the listening distance but not too much. i try to follow the manual of the 120ii to get as better result as much as possible but not so strictly. my listening distance is around 2 meters. the result is good enought for my need. :)

Thank you for the clarification. I didn’t expect that when I bought the 2nd 750. But eventually it turns out good.

Ma1 supports 2 subs in a stereo setup.

i've been using sound anchors for 20 years. they make custom stands. https://www.soundanchors.com/

i eventually choosed 120ii over 150 & 310 based on below factors: * budget; * spl (80db) and listening distance (around 2 meters); * same functions and power amps; * to use with 750 subs; * it's possible to continue to use the stands i ordered for kh80 (for 150 or 310, i have to order new stands...

i used to use other balanced cables as extension to connect this splitter to 750s but i prefer diy longer split cables for better result.

yes, somthing like this https://www.thomann.de/gb/kirlin_y_303_06_bk.htm but this one is too shot for the splitted parts.

using two 750s with ma1, you need to find a Y adaptor which should be long enough to connect both 750s. it's hard to find unless you diy by yourself.

my 120iis are hot, same hot both of them. I did not expect them this hot but they work fine.

my space is slightly larger 13"x19"5' and 8"-13" high. my listening distance is around 6"-7". i have two kh750 subs using with 120iis and i'm happy with the performance.

listening at 6 ft and love bass, then you may consider 120ii/750. it's a cost effective setup.

if you already have kh80 and are happy with them, then no need to change to 120ii. if you dont have either 80 or 120ii and want to buy one, then the 120ii, as it's bigger, has spdif connection, and no issue with standby. i have 80 and 120ii using with 750, and the above is my summary.

being a neumann user for about 5 years, i'd think you cannot be wrong with 150/750/ma1 because of below reasons: 1. good sound indeed; 2. cost effective; 3. simple 3-way design; and 3. ma1. there could be always better options out there. life is short. spend the money earlier and enjoy the time...

I ordered the stands from sound anchors in 2018 originally for kh80s. they make good stands and racks. the subwoofer bases were also made by sound anchors originally for kh805. one of the reasons that I ordered 120ii rather than 150 or 310 is that i can continue to use the stands without...

i played this track with 120ii & 750...wow...the bass! :oops:

for use in a small small room and with listining distance no more than 2 meters, i would prefer 120ii with 750 rather than 150 without sub. 150 with subs could be better but cost way more than 120ii with sub.