BoysRBackinTown
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Would love to see this and the Swan Oasis Max, have seen some anecdotally glowing videos about these and I would love to see proper measurements.
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What budget speakers you like to see reviewed?
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Meanwhile, Wharfedale Diamond 12.1 review here
Maybe he meant the new Diamond 12i...
Diamond 12i
Discover Wharfedale Diamond 12i speakers: evolved design, refined sound, and outstanding value that make true high-fidelity more accessible than ever.
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X2....Maybe he meant the new Diamond 12i...
Diamond 12i
Discover Wharfedale Diamond 12i speakers: evolved design, refined sound, and outstanding value that make true high-fidelity more accessible than ever.
Gradius
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Review here:
Dali Kupid review
What Hi-Fi? Awards 2025 winner. Small speakers with a bright personality
They're great as desktop speakers for computer.
Btw, Q3030i are better, IMHO.
Swan’s designer, Frank Hale, has been in the industry for decades and is well respected, so I am not surprised at the good reviews. I would like to see measurements back up the reviews, though.
ha ha do you know how deep q acoustics 3030i are ??? 13 cm deeper than Dali Kupid, meaning they won't be able to fit any compact setup, super small roomReview here:
Dali Kupid review
What Hi-Fi? Awards 2025 winner. Small speakers with a bright personalitywww.whathifi.com
They're great as desktop speakers for computer.
Btw, Q3030i are better, IMHO.
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Philips Fidelio FA3. Would be interesting to see this 399€/pr "real mass market product" reviewed!
If the Fidelio speaker 'house sound' is anything like the Fidelio branded headphones sound, it's going to be a very 'warm' sound (boosted upper bass with little actual low bass) and very uneven mids and highs.
Gradius
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If you can't "afford" 13cm more, then you live on a "camp house".
To clarify for us that use inches, that is approximately 5 and 1/8 inches..If you can't "afford" 13cm more, then you live on a "camp house".
I can see that being an issue in a fully furnished home (because depth [and width] of that magnitude are usually harder to deal with than height of the same magnitude).
