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In Reply to: Re: YOU'VE LISTED A MAJOR LIMITATION THAT NO ONE HAS ADDRESSED YET! posted by devil dog on March 14, 2007 at 17:49:52:
I don't have a dedicated room for audio, either. In fact, I use our family room that is also the primary play room for my 5 children. The electronics are safely tucked away in a large adjacent closet. But I was able to find an arrangement where my speakers are pulled out a few feet from the wall. For you, I think I would look for some sort of wall/bracket mounted speaker with a subwoofer. In the past I had a pair of Celestion SL6Si speakers which stood on dedicated stands. In that arrangement, they sounded almost magical, but if I put them on a bookshelf, they became very muddy sounding. I would attempt to audition speakers designed for your intended use, otherwise I would settle for spending much less, since you won't get the full benefit of the money you spend. In that case, you can actually put together a pleasing vintage system for around $400 featuring speakers by Advent, EPI, Infinity, or similar others.
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- Re: YOU'VE LISTED A MAJOR LIMITATION THAT NO ONE HAS ADDRESSED YET! - Recordfan 07:21:21 03/15/07 (1)
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