Monoprice[monoprice.com] has Monolith By Monoprice MTM-100 Bluetooth aptX HD Powered Desktop Speakers on sale for $449.98 - $179.99 w/promo code A17G3L40 (applied in cart) = $269.99. ShippingisFree.
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Monoprice[monoprice.com] has Monolith By Monoprice MTM-100 Bluetooth aptX HD Powered Desktop Speakers on sale for $449.98 - $179.99 w/promo code A17G3L40 (applied in cart) = $269.99. ShippingisFree.
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I have been using the MTM-100s for the past three months in my part time WFH office space. I have the speakers connected to my desktop PC for high resolution music playback via optical and a second monitor displaying Amazon Firestick content via bluetooth. I have experienced some issues with having to disconnect and reconnect via bluetooth, but not frequent enough to worry about.
In my ultrawide monitor setup, the speakers image incredibly surprising well. I added an older subwoofer to the speakers, and this created a respectable 2.1 system for both movies and music. These would be a strong candidate for a living room soundbar replacement.
I paid approximately $300 and am extremely happy with these speakers. At full retail price of $500, I may be tempted to spend a little more and purchase other speakers.
I previously tried Kanto Tuks (similar design to Monoprice's MM-5Rs) when they were on sale for $600, and they were amazing! However, I experienced issues with the tweeter in the "slave" speaker in both the original and subsequent replacement orders. I decided against rolling the dice a third time and purchased the MTM-100s instead.
If using in a desktop setup, I would also suggest purchasing a pair of speaker stands to raise the tweeters closer to ear level. Joe N Tell has a pretty good review of these on YouTube. He also ranks these against other speakers as well.
Happy to answer any other questions you may have.
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In my ultrawide monitor setup, the speakers image incredibly surprising well. I added an older subwoofer to the speakers, and this created a respectable 2.1 system for both movies and music. These would be a strong candidate for a living room soundbar replacement.
I paid approximately $300 and am extremely happy with these speakers. At full retail price of $500, I may be tempted to spend a little more and purchase other speakers.
I previously tried Kanto Tuks (similar design to Monoprice's MM-5Rs) when they were on sale for $600, and they were amazing! However, I experienced issues with the tweeter in the "slave" speaker in both the original and subsequent replacement orders. I decided against rolling the dice a third time and purchased the MTM-100s instead.
If using in a desktop setup, I would also suggest purchasing a pair of speaker stands to raise the tweeters closer to ear level. Joe N Tell has a pretty good review of these on YouTube. He also ranks these against other speakers as well.
Happy to answer any other questions you may have.
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