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In Reply to: Room too small for full range posted by Listening on May 21, 2003 at 11:20:56:
If you have flexibility in setting up the room to your liking, you can get excellent sound from the speakers you mention. Sure they'd like a bigger room, but so would most large speakers. The goal isn't to get the speaker whose capability is max'd out in your room - the goal is to get the speaker that will sound the best in your room, even if it has the potential to sound better in a bigger room.Consider, by way of example, a grand piano. Sure, maybe it sounds best in a medium-sized jazz club or recital hall. But it would still sound better than a little upright piano in your 14 X 17 room!
As long as you can follow a few basic rules of speaker set-up to get smooth bass and eliminate strong, distinct early reflections (preferably with diffusion rather than absorption), I think you can pretty much pick whatever speakers make the magic happen for you.
Best of luck with your quest!
Duke
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