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That’s a tough one. You’d definitely want nearfields abd you may need to elevate them and tilt down.
I’m having a hard time figuring out where to place some bookshelf speakers with this new desk setup I’ve got.
My first thought was to the left and right of the pegboard, but worried the right bookshelf speaker will mess up the ‘aesthetic’ of the wall mounted PC.
My other idea was to mount them on the desk and have them above the left and right monitors. This seems tricky as most desk-mounted stands ‘clip’ on to the edge of the desk and they would need to be mounted deeper inside the desk with bolts or screws to be in the right location.
Another challenge is this is a rising desk and I wouldn’t want the speakers to hit the PC or stuff on the pegboard
This is very urgent as 1989 (Taylor’s Version) is dropping TONIGHT
Assuming they are standard box speakers, you want them at ear level. You can’t get them in the right place as is. Some bookshelf speakers are better at near field than others so I’d experiment, try goofy placements, especially considering you have a set of cans already. You can even point them up against a wall for a nice effect. Or move the displays, lose a display, etc.
A pair of Dali Oberon on walls would do the trick
How are these wall mounted ones compared to normal speakers? I currently have Dali Zensor 3 on my desk and am looking for something more compact. Dali Menuet or Tannoy Autograph came to mind, haven’t thought about wall mounted speakers.
Without the inner volume of a larger box, the onwalls were designed to use the wall to resonate. Otherwise, they’re the same as the bookshelf Oberons. It does solve for your space and design constraint though.