Best : connect a Beosound core digitally to the Mac and add a pair of bl3. Best of the best : a pair of BL8 Cheap : pair of A1 connected in BT (my solution at the office) No stereo : a beosound Level on the desk (my solution for the home office, and the level goes to the pool in summer days off!)

BL4 directly plugged on the motherboard. Good enough for computer, and no need to add another devices to use them via line-in.

@Teun Why not just stick to your current setup - it seems that you like it so far. If anything…then a set of the BL8’s - that would be a clean setup. But that is a lot of money for a desktop solution.   P.S. I use a set of passive AudioEngine desktop speakers driven by a small amp which is analog connected to a USB-DAC on my Mac Mini. But I have space to hide the clutter away….which not everybody has on his desk. Works well for me - it does not have to be B&O speakers for my limited use of desktop computing. MM MM

A nice set of B&O CX-100's with a small sub is heavenly...    

Interesting - I did have BL3s for a while - used a Beomaster 7000 below the computer - didn't really like them - never felt as if they sounded integrated - like two speakers - probably because too close. Went to CX100s which were better for me. Getting old so although CX100s are still there, no longer connected as gave away the receiver!

If you want smaller speakers get a pair of Bang & Olufsen CX-50 speakers and the nice Beovox Cona subwoofer. I'm using a set of CX100 speakers which fit perfectly in an IKEA Kallax shelf with a Cona Subwoofer in our craft room for the kids. Suprisingly well sounding setup and the speakers are proteced against playing kids in the Kallax shelf.