PSB Alpha P5

It’s known for having clear-sounding mids and highs, good imaging, being slightly on the brighter side of neutral, and having midbass that can get quite boomy if you don’t give them enough distance from the back wall. They don’t have much low bass extension (significantly less than the larger Q350). If you are considering those and you’re in the US, I would also advise that you consider the Emotiva B1+, the Q’s you mentioned, the Elac B5.2, the PSB Alpha P5, the Jamo C93 II, and the Wharfedale Diamond 225 (while they’re still available) as options.

The PSB P5 would not normally work in that range but there is an authorized refurb dealer that has them for just right now and a steal in my opinion. PS I own the Paradigms and the P5s little brother P3.

$230 vs $700, then I would rather spend less money." Also, I'm most intrigued by the positive reviews I've heard about the PSB Alpha P5, especially for it's current price, as well as the KEF Q150 for it's soundstage.

$230 vs $700, then I would rather spend less money." Also, I'm most intrigued by the positive reviews I've heard about the PSB Alpha P5, especially for it's current price, as well as the KEF Q150 for it's soundstage.