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PC>DAC via USB cable>220i via analog output(RCA Stereo cable).In order to also run the headphone amp you will need an RCA Splitter.This is a 1 plug in/2 analog device(integrated amp/headphone amp)out adapter.You will also need another pair of RCA Stereo cables(Interconnects).

Have a look at the Silverline Audio Minuet Supreme's.Very small speakers with a BIG sound...

Hello.Look at a pair of Sonus Faber Toy Monitors!They have a beautiful warm tone that would suit the Wadia's slightly cool tone perfectly!Also look at the Silverline Audio Minuet Supreme,another speaker with a warm sound that would suit the Wadia quite well...

As it appears you are in the UK I recommend you seek out the Quad "L" line of active speakers(model 9 is the smallest,then model 11 & 12).Highly recommended,reviewed & Very musical speakers.

I am a Certified Journeyman Electrician in several states & Certified Master Electrician in Wa.State. The problem with using common solid core wire such as you mention is impurities in the copper & becomes highly evident(especially in the treble frequencies) the more resolving your system is.So while this type of wire is fine as a quick fix you are likely to notice a discernable difference when you finally go back to specialty cables.

Wow,I can't believe this question.I have a unique job that requires I move from City to City across the Western/S.Western USA(driving my personal vehicle)every 2-6 months,during which time the company I work for houses me in extended stay hotels(Marriott,Red Roof,Hampton etc...) While I have since upgraded considerably I started out with a pair of AudioEngine "A2"speakers driven directly from my Asus laptop.The "A2"is only 6"tall x 4" wide x 5.25"deep & weighs about 7 lbs.for the pair.They are not very expensive(around $200.00) & have a wonderfully rich sound with good sound staging & imaging.Check them out & I think you'll be very satisfied with what you find.Happy listening...

Sonus Faber "Toy Monitors" here.Unreal sound staging & imaging,even when placed desktop & to die for midrange!