Dayton Audio has a range of speakers available, but, as far as I know, they haven’t had a powered loudspeaker specifically intended for desktop systems. However, their new M6 powered speaker system changes that. There are a lot of powered desktop speaker systems out there, but I took special note of an offering from Dayton Audio in this arena since they tend to put a lot more attention on acoustic engineering than is typical. The M6 does make some departures from the norm in this space in terms of acoustic engineering. Firstly, it uses a somewhat larger woofer than normal for a desktop speaker system. Second, it is a sealed design, hence the need for a larger woofer. A sealed loudspeaker can be an optimal design for a smaller space, such as a desktop environment. This piqued my interest, so I asked Dayton if they would be interested in a review of the M6, and that brings us here. In for review today is Dayton Audio’s M6 Powered Desktop loudspeaker system. How well does Dayton Audio’s unique approach work for a desktop environment, and how does it fare among other speakers in its class? Read our full review to find out…
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