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The approach NHT Audio takes to their bookshelf-style loudspeakers balances simple stylings and impressive engineering to deliver a truly natural sonic response. The SuperZero 2.1 is part of the brand’s mini-speaker line, measuring in just 9 inches tall and 5 inches wide—meaning it’ll fit nicely even into a tight bookshelf space Read More
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I used the powered version of these for years on my desktop along with NHT's 8" sub. I can't recommend these speakers highly enough. They're tiny, have a very clear, neutral sound, and when paired with a sub, can get pretty loud without distortion. But the sub isn't optional--it's mandatory.
PS: Because these are sealed/acoustic suspension speakers (ie, no port), they are relatively immune to interactions with the back wall in nearfield settings (my system is nearfield).
I still have the 2.0 version. Drove them with a Yamaha S501 integrated. Eventually spent a lot of money to upgrade, but the NHT/Yamaha pairing gave me at least 90% of my $2K monitors and NAD amp. Hmmm. Need to find a room to put these back in service.
I have had the original version of these speakers for many years and they are very nicely made. I did build my own crossovers with better components but thay already sounded nice. I also have NHT's tower speakers with two of thesame mid woofers and a large side firing sub woofer. They also image well.
What Rowdy2026 said. They are fine speakers. I just tweaked the crossovers a bit. I made them sound different but perhaps not better. Depending on you amp.