Small speakers for retail store

I think that for new speakers, the Paradigm Atom will do very nicely as they are a credible full range for their small size. If you can accept a slightly larger sized speaker, the Paradigm Titan would have a bit more bass. These speakers represent truly good value and would surprise you with their sound. The Atom's are around $200 for a new pair, and the Titans are only slightly more. Research the reviews to see how well they are touted, and do listen at a showroom. For your use, you need not spend more nor do you need much better speakers. Even at home, these speakers will amaze you at how good they are.

Thanks for all the great recommendations so far! Much appreciated.

Joncourage,

My apologies in advance for what may look like a thread hijack attempt, but that's not my intention.

I have a stalker who sends me threatening e-mails when he decides that I'm being too commercial. He has e-mailed me three times about my postings in this thread, and he threatened to e-mail others here to try to discredit me. His moniker is Stanhifi, and his e-mail address is stanhifi@cs.com. I apologize if he tries to drag you or anyone else into his dispute with me. And as I've done before, I challenge Stan to make his case against me in public instead of stalking me and others on Audiogon.

You can check the Audiogon posting rules and do a search of my posts and draw your own conclusions about me if you want. And I invite anyone who objects to my posts (including this one) to make it known in public and/or e-mail Audiogon and make your case. I've tried to be helpful more often than purely commercial, but yes I do have a commercial interest in audio.

Unless Audiogon tells me not to, or unless the members here object, I will publicly identify Stanhifi as my stalker in any thread that he sends me threatening e-mails about, as one of his threats is to contact others in the thread. I have repeatedly asked him to stop stalking me and stop e-mailing me.

I do not know if Stanhifi makes good on his threats to e-mail Audiogon members and badmouth me. But if he does I would appreciate people letting me know.

And now back to our regularly scheduled programming...

Duke

go commercial....jbl, polk

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