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In Reply to: For huge soundstaging and dynamics combined... posted by peppy m. on January 11, 2025 at 06:03:49:
They have also been reported to generally need a very large room in order to avoid bass overload. Though, this could be alleviated with some high-quality equalization. But in that case, might as well just get a smaller model, unless one wants all of its other attributes.
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- Certainly, if you have $20K new or ~$10-12K used. - MWE 07:22:42 01/11/25 (7)
- Big speakers in a big room because, for "symphonic sound', it's what you'd want.. (nt - peppy m. 12:49:32 01/11/25 (6)
- It's just that not everyone can afford that kind of expense. nt. - MWE 13:28:11 01/11/25 (5)
- Whaddabout, some bigass Cerwin-Vegas in a medium room ? - peppy m. 14:40:46 01/11/25 (4)
- +1 on Vegas - Wojciech 15:04:26 01/11/25 (3)
- Here ya' go... - peppy m. 16:02:16 01/11/25 (2)
- RE: Here ya' go... - jimbill 09:45:24 01/12/25 (1)
- Big fan. - M-dB 11:22:04 01/12/25 (0)
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