While there are some interesting sub/sat monitor amp combinations or even full range plate amps available, most are physically larger than anything qualifying as "mini-monitor" could accommodate.
For example, the Solen AV series that Bob referenced above would require a minimum enclosure back panel size of 5 1/2" x 9", plus additional depth of cabinet to allow clearance for power supply components. (approx 3 1/2" IIRC)
In addition, most are more power than you'd probably need for a computer monitor speaker. This sounds to me like the perfect candidate for something like:
http://www.audiomagus.com/component...roduct_id,23/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,27/
or any basic T-amp
If you really need to "self-power" your speakers, you could always just build one of these little guys, or something like the 41HZ series of kits into (one of) the enclosures.
For example, the Solen AV series that Bob referenced above would require a minimum enclosure back panel size of 5 1/2" x 9", plus additional depth of cabinet to allow clearance for power supply components. (approx 3 1/2" IIRC)
In addition, most are more power than you'd probably need for a computer monitor speaker. This sounds to me like the perfect candidate for something like:
http://www.audiomagus.com/component...roduct_id,23/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,27/
or any basic T-amp
If you really need to "self-power" your speakers, you could always just build one of these little guys, or something like the 41HZ series of kits into (one of) the enclosures.
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