Nothing beats on the wall for close to wall placement. That much is for sure.
NSMT Speakers?
Has anyone heard of this speaker company? I'm looking for a full bodied, time coherant design that can be placed close to the real wall. After doing dome searching I came across this speaker mfg. and am interested in their "Chorus" model- http://www.nsmt-loudspeakers.com/brochures/chorus.html
Pleace let me know if you have heard their speakers, or have any comments on the design in general. Thanks
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@NSMT2- said Spend more time doing research less time trolling.You might want to take your own advice; spend more time on research and less on marketing BS. If you have bothered to look at Audiokinesis’ post history on this site, or research his company you would find that Duke is a highly respected, long-time member of this forum well known for being very helpful; providing detailed technical advice on acoustics and speaker design; and conversely NOT known for plugging his products. He also very clearly identifies his position in the industry in every post, which you did not. While not an absolute requirement on this forum, it IS good manners to do so. See for example, this thread https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/dealers-hijacking-the-discussions/post?postid=1479462#1479462. So who’s the troll? |
nsmt21 posts12-20-2017 1:03pm Just a followup to the troll by audiokinesis about our Chorus speaker ...I don't want to pile on, but a first-time poster calling another a troll is almost a certain indication that the first-time poster is himself the troll. C'mon. |
Duke said nothing about "Powered Wireless Speaker" On that account, the thread of NSMT2 was selling. I don't doubt very good speaker designs coming form these folks, but I would like to see accurate specs. Of course you can't judge everything by specs alone, as far as this particular Chorus speaker quoted, it looks like a Seas 8 inch, although I am not positive, in the series that I believe it is, 8 inch drivers run 93 to 94 db sensitivity, so if they are measuring "in room response" I can see them calling it 96db sensitivity. |
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