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RE: Looking to go "full range"

Posted by jazz1 on March 6, 2011 at 05:21:16:
From personal experience and if big orchestral works are your type of music, a speaker that can move air is really important, I did not hear a 2 ways that can do that yet, they just cannot reproduce the scale of the music. It is not only how low down the speakers can go as a sub can always be added but a good 3 ways will always be better than a 2 ways.