Hi there, just came across your reply to this thread. Would you mind tell me more why you prefer the Adam D3V to Kali LP-UNF?
I bought the D3V a couple weeks ago as my first set of desktop speakers for causal listening (no music mixing nor any kind of studio use cases). I'm quite happy with D3V and surprised by its clarity, accurate imaging, bright treble and wide sound stage. Things that I wish it could be better are more accurate/tighter bass, deeper sound stage and more sweeter treble. Maybe I'm demanding too much for such a small size and low cost speakers
I have not auditioned any other desktop speakers (or as they are usually marketed as studio monitors), including Kali's or Kanto's for comparison. Your experience on these speakers are appreciated.