Kef LS50. Assuming you have space and stands and not actual bookshelves.
For less money, look at the Klipsch RP600.
For less money, look at the Klipsch RP600.
Bookshelf speakers for a NAD C368 integrated amp
JM Reynaud Bliss Silver used here. These are worth looking at for sure. More efficient, front port and image like crazy. Good reviews and meet your max budget limit. https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis9hbj3-jm-reynaud-bliss-silver-monitors |
FWIW, I am running a NAD 368 BluOS with Buchardt Audio S300’s in my living room. Took them a while to break in but I am enjoying the combo. Not too bright or too laid back, just about right to my 59 year old ears. I have them off the front wall by only 12 to 14” and don’t seem to have any problems. At least at the volumes I’m running them at. You could tame the port a bit with foam if it was a problem. Of course YMMV. Good luck with your search. |
Thanks to all who responded. I decided on a pair of Wharfedale Reva-2’s. They fit my needs as far as room restrictions. Surprisingly decent bass for its size, midrange is sweet, and the cost, $499 pair. I think they were discontinued or Wharfedale is not going to export to US any longer that’s why the nice discount. Sonus Faber Venere 1.5 I’m sure are similar but rear ported. Buchardts need room to breathe which unfortunately I don’t have. PSB, Monitor Audio and Polk also Wonderful choices and I would be happy with any of them I am sure. |