Here's a link to C Shaws new OB speaker
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/new-speakers-unveiled-from-clayton-shaw-caladan
Should I graduate to floor standers or will larger bookshelves suffice?
Hey guys,
I moved into a larger space several years ago, more of an open floor plan, and soon realized that my current speakers, Legacy Studio HD, in a surround array, might be a bit overwhelmed. It’s a weird, asymmetrical space, but it’s also significantly larger than my previous one. So the title of my post says it all…can I still get adequate coverage with bookshelf speakers, or do I now need floor standers? A friend told me to basically “sit closer to the tv” but that isn’t practical.
I thought about the Calibres from Legacy as an option, which is about my price range…up to 7k or so. I also see all these great internet only brands, like Fritz, or Philharmonic, etc, and I hear about their prodigious extension and sound stage, but can these bookshelves fill my room, or any room for that matter?
Let me also add, I have no problem graduating to floor standers, so suggestions are also welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Here's a link to C Shaws new OB speaker https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/new-speakers-unveiled-from-clayton-shaw-caladan
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Plus one to all the suggestions to explore subs as a way to extend the life of your current speakers in a larger space. Also, plus one to @erik_squires suggestion to check your amplification. Your Studio HDs are power hungry. https://www.stereophile.com/content/legacy-audio-studio-hd-loudspeaker |
@knownothing my amplification is more than adequate, ( I use class d monos) and I have an excellent subwoofer, JL audio f112. All bases, I think, are covered. I was thinking about changing over to a multichannel amp for convenience, but later for that. |
@jonasandezekiel roger that. |
@knownothing so, maybe I’m just crazy? It’s ok, I can take it. |