Dear goddess no. You want horns. The Klipsch Heresy may do OK
B&W 705 S3 with bad acoustics
We Recently moved into a new home that has terrible room acoustics, 12' ceilings, tile floors, glass window walls. Open floor plan with no possibility or room treatment. I've never owned B&W speakers curious if they will glare in a very resonate room. Previous tried Kef Rs meta, Dynaudio special 40 and Sonus Faber Sonetto w/ Rel T9x with no luck. Paird with Hegel h390. Auralic streamer.
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Thanks everyone. I was planning on using REW once I got a sound signature that was somewhat palatable. I'm hesitant going back to horns, previous owned Forte IV's which were a love/hate relationship. The thought had crossed my mind though. It's all a bigger compromise that I bargained for with this room. The harsh reality that good equipment can't trump room acoustics is a hard pill to swallow. |
You want horns. Yes. See here. Mike |
@renosteve AVOID THE KLIPSCH HERITAGE SERIES LIKE IT IS AIDS.
And like I said your room is paramount. Anyone that tells you to get a badly executed Klipsch horn design is the reason this audio space if filled with BS
Instead of directing you to sound, pragmatic solutions. They're here posting a wonky sounding speaker |
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