what would be the ideal sound cube?

I'd like to buy a sound frame, but I don't really know what to look for. Can you give me some advice? 
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I think the primary consideration is sound itself. I don't know how price sensitive you are, because that's an important aspect. There is also very rough stuff in the premium category. For example, this can't be bad either: https://prohardver.hu/hir/naim_audio_mu_so_qb.html 
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