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In Reply to: please suggest speakers for vintage McIntosh system in large room posted by lucifer23 on October 21, 2015 at 13:46:17:
Instead of changing speakers, consider acquiring a powered subwoofer and keep the deep bass completely out of the 2105/T5 combination.
You'll easily make budget buying an appropriate commercial product. However, subwoofer construction is a pretty easy DIY project and considerable savings can be realized. I've provided a link below to a 250 W. Parts Express S/W amp that has a suitable built in line level cross over. Add an enclosure, driver, and some interconnect cables to finish things off.
Eli D.
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- RE: please suggest speakers for vintage McIntosh system in large room - Eli Duttman 17:58:25 10/21/15 (12)
- Go big, go two! - Rod M 19:26:10 10/22/15 (2)
- +1 - dean man jim 06:12:39 10/25/15 (0)
- I have found the speaker input set-up has always sounded better to me than interconnects~nT - Cleantimestream 06:37:20 10/24/15 (0)
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