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Posted by Mike in NJ on October 4, 2006 at 14:26:24:
I went from 1.6's to the 3.6's and thought the 3.6 were better for sure, but they were more difficult to position. Basically the 1.6's were drop em and forget em loudspeakers. I moved them around a bit and got the "right spot" fairly quickly. (Whereas it took me much longer to get the 3.6's in the right spot). In fact there are times i still move them around (Old tape marks on the floor can attest to that). I miss my 1.6's, for around $1000 buck used they cant be beat.
Enjoy and dont be afraid to experiment, but dont forget to mark areas that you felt sounded good!
Mike