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High end bookshelf speakers for Small room

I have to downsize my listening room. Looking to get a pair of bookshelf speakers for a room size 13x14 which has furniture carpet and I plan to do some acoustic treatment if needed. Would love to get some subs as well. Currently I have rels510 which might be too much for this small room.. 

My audio chain - Aurender N20, dCS Rossini + clock, luxman509z amp. 

Music preference - Acoustic, rock, pop, piano, instrumental.. pretty much different genres. 

Sound preference - bold close to you vocals, clean detailed sound. Slightly warm is fine. 

Current candidates - TAD ME/CE, Joseph audio pulsar2, dynaaudio, Sonia Faber.. 

Any inputs here are much appreciated.. thanks in advance

 

saurabhgarg
hotei
152 posts
 

I like my Dynaudio Heritage Specials.  And I would get the Dynaudio stands with them filled with sand.

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chenry
180 posts
 

Studio Electric M4 (passive, 2-way, acoustic suspension)

Amphion Argon 3s (passive, 2 way, rear, passive radiator)

Buchardt Anniversary 10s (active, 2-way)

Alta Audio Alyssa (passive 2-way)

Quad Revela One (passive 2-way)

Genelec 8351 (active, 3-way)

Dutch & Dutch 8c (active, smart, 3-way)

 

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jpgsf
71 posts
 

PS Audio FR 5 speakers are getting very good reviews. PS Audio sells directly to the consumer in the US. I have many of their electronic/digital components and not only do I like them but their customer service is excellent.

Here is a recent in depth review:

https://youtu.be/lVM8oynxy4s?si=Q_NxhfHeIm12Ti1x

 

 

mofojo
2,288 posts
 

I just heard the studio electric M5 a few weeks ago when I bought an amp. It was really good. I bet the M4 is great as well. If the Tads are anything like the S1ex I had I would pass for my tastes. Still use the same “high tech” drivers but probably better crossovers. 

megabyte
94 posts
 

Perlisten is worth a listen also. The S5M might go well in your room. 

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