Marty,
The Swifts certainly have a small stature, but boy is the sound BIG. I do understand what you are saying though.
I am of the same frame of mind, BIGGER is better ;-) Just buy Talon Khorus X for all channels, that should solve your size concerns ;-)
Your other concern about tweeter height is certainly a valid one. What you might consider is the Meadowlark Swallow monitor (and place them on their stands, which would make the tweeter about 4" higher than the Swift tweeter). The Swallow is sonically very similar to the Swift with less bass response (50Hz vs. 35Hz). Then purchase a sub for the rear to bring in the LF.
Also, as you mentioned, there is no reason that you could not place the Swifts on a raised block, platform, etc.
How do you like your Titan? We use one in the showroom for theater and it is a wonderful amp (HT and 2ch).
Best Regards...Mike - Father & Son Audio
The Swifts certainly have a small stature, but boy is the sound BIG. I do understand what you are saying though.
I am of the same frame of mind, BIGGER is better ;-) Just buy Talon Khorus X for all channels, that should solve your size concerns ;-)
Your other concern about tweeter height is certainly a valid one. What you might consider is the Meadowlark Swallow monitor (and place them on their stands, which would make the tweeter about 4" higher than the Swift tweeter). The Swallow is sonically very similar to the Swift with less bass response (50Hz vs. 35Hz). Then purchase a sub for the rear to bring in the LF.
Also, as you mentioned, there is no reason that you could not place the Swifts on a raised block, platform, etc.
How do you like your Titan? We use one in the showroom for theater and it is a wonderful amp (HT and 2ch).
Best Regards...Mike - Father & Son Audio