A floor standing speaker has a larger cabinet, which in many cases gives the (sub)low a bit more body compared to a monitor / bookhelf model. Although a floor standing speaker seems larger, the ‘footprint’ is usually the same as that of a monitor speaker, because it is placed on a stand.

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Martijn (redacteur) on ATC SCM20A Pro actieve studio monitor

Paul on PSB AM3 actieve monitor – budget koning

Bart (bvdr) on ATC SCM20A Pro actieve studio monitor

Martijn (redacteur) on ATC SCM20A Pro actieve studio monitor

Arjan ennogwat on ATC SCM20A Pro actieve studio monitor

Hifi

Streaming Audio

Personal Audio

AV & CI

Floor standing

Nubert nuJubilee 50 Active Floorstanding Speaker

Acoustic Energy AE300²

Heco Direkt Premium Anniversary Speaker

Vivid Audio Moya M1 at Listening Matters

REVIEWS

Focal Aria Evo X No4 – Big Boy!

GoldenEar T66 Floorstander – To the T

Review Primare SP25 – A35.8 and Perlisten R5t

Review Neat Mystique Classic speakers – Party Animal

Multitest – Floorstanding speakers – 1000 Euros

BACKGROUND

DALI introduces DALI Epikore 11

Introducing new Naim 200 series – NSC 222 – NAP 250 – NPX 300

The search for a new reference speaker – part 1

Latham Audio introduces Kudos Audio loudspeakers

The Reader Question – Bookshelf or floorstanding speaker?

VIDEO

A trip through audio history: the Tannoy Studio Monitor Gold

Full presentation Laurence Dickie – Vivid Audio

Sample Test – Final Model 12

Pure Music – Bowers & Wilkins 702 S2 – Pass Labs – Bryston – Metrum Acoustics

Pure Music – DALI Rubicon 6 – Pass Labs – Bryston – Metrum Acoustics

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