Small Speakers w/ Full Range Sound

i highly recommend the hotrod version of any of the meadowlark speakers. i'm using the kestrel hotrods in my smallish living room. although the bass does not announce itself very prominently, as a result of the transmission line construction, the low-end extension is astonishing for a 6.5" woofer. you won't get booming bass, but you'll get a great musical sound across the whole range. the bass on the shearwater and heron is even better. from what i've seen, its hard to beat the price and small footprint of the meadowlarks for comparable sound. i'm sure there is better for a lot more money.

Have a listen to the PMClb1 Rep is Bryston Canada.Transmission line design.Classified as nearfield monitor, used by recording engineers to master sound tracks.I have a pair and amazed how big they sound.

Using Totem 1s to good effect running full range with subwoofer.Tryed a couple floorstanders but they wouldnt play basslines in my room although they did fine in larger rooms.The Totems use Dynaudio main drivers and are a little current hungry.One of the best I have heard.

norwex B-2 Nisse is small! Only 9 inches high (same as a typical novel). They were specifically designed for placement on a bookshelf or in a wall unit, or in proximity to a wall. We supply custom floor stands for them as well as 4-way adjustable wall brackets. Either way you will not be taking up valuable floor space, having speaker wires on the floor etc.; you get the idea. Full range? Read review in the current issue of SoundStage! where Mr. John Potis says (among other good things): "I guarantee that your friends will be looking around for the subwoofer." Their web site is: www.soundstage.com. Click on Audio. Our web site is: http://norwex.homepage.com If you are interested after this, please contact Harald Aasland at our e-mail address listed above. Good listening!