Looking for an upgrade to Cambridge Soundworks DTT2200 5.1 speakers for music playback

[itm]

I've had a Cambridge Soundworks DTT2200 5.1 speaker system for years. They sound OK, but are limited by the tiny size of the speakers.
I listen to a lot of music in my study (and don't do gaming). I prefer to listen to it with a surround effect, as I find it more immersive. I was wondering whether there was a worthwhile upgrade which would really enhance the quality of music playback?
I use the onboard Realtek sound on a Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite motherboard. I use the Realtek Audio Console, with the Speaker Fill option for surround effects.
There's no particular budget, and wireless would be nice (but definitely not essential).

 

[hornetstinger]

I used to have same speakers. Sound absolutely horrid haha

Look into a AVR and 5.1 speaker system For example Magico M9 lol What's your budget.

Don't waste your money on wireless.

 

[itm]

I used to have same speakers. Sound absolutely horrid haha

Look into a AVR and 5.1 speaker system For example Magico M9 lol What's your budget.

Don't waste your money on wireless.

The trouble is that AVR's are too big for my desk :0(

 

[hornetstinger]

The trouble is that AVR's are too big for my desk :0(

Wiim amp then that's 2.1

 

[itm]

Wiim amp then that's 2.1

That looks the right shape, but only 2.1 as you say.
There are a few "mini" AVR's on Amazon, in the £150-200 price range. I've never heard of the manufacturers, so have no idea if they are any good.

 

[hornetstinger]

That looks the right shape, but only 2.1 as you say.
There are a few "mini" AVR's on Amazon, in the £150-200 price range. I've never heard of the manufacturers, so have no idea if they are any good.

Avrs are big as 7 amps . U less you go for marantz sr slimline amps