switched out my computer sound system

[icuker]

Working from home every other week. Had been using Logitech computer speakers with subwoofer someone gave me. Thought they sounded pretty good but would tire of listening after a while. Then I borrowed back from my son the Bose 301's I bought years ago. I have a nice Yamaha reciever so put those together on my desktop at home and without totally paying attention ended up listening to it all day. I started off with mandolin music, which I like, but not usually all day, however, with this set up it was great. Jazz and Bluegrass both. Anyway, quite a pleasant revelation at the sound improvement. Wondering when I eventually have to give them back what I should buy instead? What would be a similar Klipsch? or other brand?

[DukeX]

For studio monitors there are a lot of great options.

Lots of folks like the Kali powered monitors.

I have the JBL 306P.

Got a little more money? Maybe some Focal Alpha 50s.

Hard to make a bad choice these days IMO.

[stephenT]

Kali LP8 owner here. (Former JBL owner).

Hard to beat the Kalis, I've owned them for a few years and have no desire to buy anything else.

[tippy5]

I have powered KRK Rokit 8's. They sound pretty good. A little boomy loud. Great fpor playing electric guitar backing tracks too! SImple plug into a headphone jack.

Also this is my third pair. Now one of them has a leaky capacitor network like my first 5" pair some 8 years ago. They repaired that one for free. Some minor yet annoying crackling, intermittently.

I had KLIPSCH 15 years ago. They're not as good as KRK.

I hear Yamaha reference monitors (flat frequency responce for recording mixes) are a good way to go without spending a lot.

[tippy5]

Kali Audio IN-8 V2

I see the Kali 8's have a new design with 12db less background noise.
These look interesting.