New speakers?

[jwaterfall]

I am looking to invest in a new audio setup for my bedroom. The setup will be purely for listening to music for my pleasure, i will not be doing professional audio production of any kind. I listen to a lot of Acoustic, Rock ,alternate rock and the occasional bit of pop music. I will want the setup mostly for near-field listening as the speakers/monitors will be on my computer desk, but i will still want the speakers/monitors to fill the whole room and have good clean audio when i am doing things elsewhere in my room. I was thinking about getting a 2.0 or 2.1 setup, as i do like a lot of clean defined bass.

 

I didn't know weather to opt for a pair of bookshelf speakers as a lot of them offer useful features such as remotes and they may be easier to implement Bluetooth as i want to add a Bluetooth audio receiver later on. Or i could go for a pair of studio monitors as i heard that they can produce accurate clean sound for the price, i need help choosing a good pair of good clear defined speakers/monitors for my new setup that can connect to my PC. I'm not too bothered at the moment about finding a dac or audio interface. My budget for this setup is £300. I also want the speakers to look clean and have good aesthetics, preferably white.

 

I heard that some good options are the a5+ (although i hear that they sound quite muddy, but they look great), I also heard that the krk rockets rp6 g3 are good (although i dont like the yellow cones).

[X_Rated_Box]

How about the HK Soundsticks III Wireless?

The audio of the wired ones is phenomenal

and the Bass is really crispy

[vembutech]

I think A5+ which is quite decent choice can go with that.

[Stagea]

I am looking to invest in a new audio setup for my bedroom. The setup will be purely for listening to music for my pleasure, i will not be doing professional audio production of any kind. I listen to a lot of Acoustic, Rock ,alternate rock and the occasional bit of pop music. I will want the setup mostly for near-field listening as the speakers/monitors will be on my computer desk, but i will still want the speakers/monitors to fill the whole room and have good clean audio when i am doing things elsewhere in my room. I was thinking about getting a 2.0 or 2.1 setup, as i do like a lot of clean defined bass.

 

I didn't know weather to opt for a pair of bookshelf speakers as a lot of them offer useful features such as remotes and they may be easier to implement Bluetooth as i want to add a Bluetooth audio receiver later on. Or i could go for a pair of studio monitors as i heard that they can produce accurate clean sound for the price, i need help choosing a good pair of good clear defined speakers/monitors for my new setup that can connect to my PC. I'm not too bothered at the moment about finding a dac or audio interface. My budget for this setup is £300. I also want the speakers to look clean and have good aesthetics, preferably white.

 

I heard that some good options are the a5+ (although i hear that they sound quite muddy, but they look great), I also heard that the krk rockets rp6 g3 are good (although i dont like the yellow cones).

How about building a small HiFi system? Maybe an amp, a pair of standmounts and a sub?

 

For 300 quid, check these out:

http://www.richersounds.com/product/standmount-speakers/mission/mx1/miss-mx1-blk

http://www.richersounds.com/product/subwoofers/tannoy/sfx-sub/tann-sfx-sub-blk

http://www.richersounds.com/product/amplifiers-receivers/cambridge-audio/azur-351a/camb-351a-sil

 

If you're looking at situating the speakers near the wall, look at substituting either sealed or front ported options like these:

http://www.richersounds.com/product/standmount-speakers/mordaunt-short/m10/mord-short-m10-blk

http://www.richersounds.com/product/standmount-speakers/wharfedale/diamond-9.0/whar-9.0-blk

 

The build can scale up or down with your needs and budget. Check out other stuff they have at Richersounds.

[jwaterfall]

I only went with the A5+ due to an offer that i got on gumtree for only £155