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Small powered speaker advice
- Thread starter Spelean
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What's your budget? USB out is only useful if you have a PC in between.
These are highly recommended speakers:
www.kaliaudio.com
They have USB and are small. You can hook them up directly to your turntable in line mode. They do Bluetooth as well.
These are highly recommended speakers:
Kali Audio — LP-UNF
www.kaliaudio.com
They have USB and are small. You can hook them up directly to your turntable in line mode. They do Bluetooth as well.
AnalogSteph
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Mind giving some limits then?
Roland68
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I would avoid active speakers, especially for very small speakers. There are good amplifiers the size of a cigarette packet.
The USB port is for your computer. Where should the speakers be connected?
Please specify the model of the turntable and the budget for the speakers.
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Here's a list and size comparison of some very small active monitors:
The Vanatoo is somewhat misrepresented here due to its trapezoidal shape.
All but the Genelec and EVE support Bluetooth input.
Edit: Link updated to show the Kali LP-UNF, for reference.
The Vanatoo is somewhat misrepresented here due to its trapezoidal shape.
All but the Genelec and EVE support Bluetooth input.
Edit: Link updated to show the Kali LP-UNF, for reference.
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KEF LSX II LT has USB in and Bluetooth (and optical for your CD/streamer, and hdmi for your TV, when you realise bluetooth isn't quite good enough...) It's a lot cheaper than the non-LT (which has an aux input, which some turntables need, but not yours...) LT is on Black Friday discount at moment!
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