Just a note to point out that if you like 3.5's otherwise, four or five of them in a room eliminates any need for a sub while anything resembling recommended surround placement generally also eliminates bass room nodes.
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At one show before the advent of surround, we positioned 2 pairs of 3.5s in the normal stereo position - back to back. There was about 5' between the back-firing pair and the wall and plenty of side wall space as well. The effect is magnificent. The bass wave forms a quasi spherical wave front and the transition to upper frequency in-fill is seamless. If you like bi-polar presentation, try it. That's if you have a spare pair of 3.5s, or your main speaker of choice, available. |
A pair of Thiel 3.7s just hit the market: https://www.canuckaudiomart.com/details/649484143-thiel-cs-37s-satin-black-wtheir-original-spikes-an... FWIW, I've bought several items before from that seller. Good guy! |
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