Hi.
I’ve recently got an Audiolab 6000A amp to replace my aging Arcam Alpha 5. Currently using Mission 780SE bookshelf speakers also from 30 years ago on sand filled stands, plus a Q Acoustics 3060s sub (more to help the Missions than produce masses of thudding bass).
It feels like the Missions are getting a bit old (!) and want to replace them which will work well with the Audiolab.
So far the KEF Q150 or Q350, klipsch rp-600m, and Elac Unfi 2.0 all seem to get good reviews for the £400-800 price i‘m looking at (appreciate the Kefs are available at a lot less than their list price).
I tend to listen to indie, rock, alternative and a bit of pop plus use them for PS5 gaming, TV and movies (possibly more for the TV/gaming etc than music nowadays). The room is roughly 5m x 5m but might move house in the next few years. I quite often end up listening slightly off-axis.
Due to neighbours I can’t listen at too high a volume so am looking for speakers which don’t have to be driven really hard to get the best out of them.
Any recommendations? Thanks, Simon
I’ve recently got an Audiolab 6000A amp to replace my aging Arcam Alpha 5. Currently using Mission 780SE bookshelf speakers also from 30 years ago on sand filled stands, plus a Q Acoustics 3060s sub (more to help the Missions than produce masses of thudding bass).
It feels like the Missions are getting a bit old (!) and want to replace them which will work well with the Audiolab.
So far the KEF Q150 or Q350, klipsch rp-600m, and Elac Unfi 2.0 all seem to get good reviews for the £400-800 price i‘m looking at (appreciate the Kefs are available at a lot less than their list price).
I tend to listen to indie, rock, alternative and a bit of pop plus use them for PS5 gaming, TV and movies (possibly more for the TV/gaming etc than music nowadays). The room is roughly 5m x 5m but might move house in the next few years. I quite often end up listening slightly off-axis.
Due to neighbours I can’t listen at too high a volume so am looking for speakers which don’t have to be driven really hard to get the best out of them.
Any recommendations? Thanks, Simon