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There are lots and lots of powered monitors out there which are "studio monitors" - which to me means:
What "studio monitor" implicitly means to some is that it's not "euphonic" or "fun to listen to". I might be in that camp; I might also not have heard the right ones. I'm also not necessarily looking for a bookshelf.
In fact, ideally what I'd have is a set of full-range powered speakers. Having a creditable DAC on board might make me even happier. The set-up I imagine is my Sonos ZP80 sitting there running two floorstanders.
So, with this goal in mind, I have a few ideas:
Would love your input - what's the leanest (physically), meanest living room system I can serve up from the digital (preferably) or analog outs of a ZP80?
Thanks,
J
There are lots and lots of powered monitors out there which are "studio monitors" - which to me means:
- Optimized for nearfield listening
- Intended to be dead transparent
- Flat frequency response
What "studio monitor" implicitly means to some is that it's not "euphonic" or "fun to listen to". I might be in that camp; I might also not have heard the right ones. I'm also not necessarily looking for a bookshelf.
In fact, ideally what I'd have is a set of full-range powered speakers. Having a creditable DAC on board might make me even happier. The set-up I imagine is my Sonos ZP80 sitting there running two floorstanders.
So, with this goal in mind, I have a few ideas:
Would love your input - what's the leanest (physically), meanest living room system I can serve up from the digital (preferably) or analog outs of a ZP80?
Thanks,
J
