….to sit on a bookshelf
@twhitezzz - so it it correct in assuming that the speakers backs are close to the back wall or on a lower shelf, both limiting rear ported speakers?
Have some fun with bookshelf monitors!!
This is ANOTHER what speaker should I buy. But here is the thing. I might have a speaker problem......
I currently own the following speakers: Dynaudio Evoke 50s (my main room) driven by Prima Luna, Watkins Gen 4 (secondary room) driven by Cary amp, Harbeth P3ESR (office) driven by retro Grant Fidelity tube amp, and Wharfedale Evo 4.2 (home theater) driven by an NAD AVR. If you ask my wife that's about seven too many speakers.
BUT
I have a new large room, lots of glass, 10' ceilings, and have to use an NAD 3050 amplifier. Speakers have to sit on a bookshelf, have a wood or white finish, and most importantly be interesting!
SO...
with a $5,000 top end (and goal to be half of that) tell me what you buy.
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@kennyc exactly. Closed or front port is preference. The wavetouch definitely check interesting! I'm suggesting (to myself) Zu DWX or Methods too....I was totally on the DWX but they are going to be too big at 24" to sneak into a room... |
Anyone can hear Wavetouch speaker’s sound in live recordings. Microphones don’t lie. If one sounds better than two in YT, one sounds better in real too. Also, WT videos by other people at audio shows sound same natural and nice. Alex/Wavetouch audio |
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