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Full range floor standing speaker???? 4K or so

I am looking for a really nice full range speaker for 4K or so used. I am looking for a really wide soundstage, with a speaker that is not too picky on placement....>I cannot pull these more than 12 or so inches from the rear wall. However distance to the side walls is not an issue. I really want to fill the room with lively sound.

Room is moderate sized 350 sq feet with an attached kitchen not included in this estimate.

I have a significant amount of power, symphonic line Kraft intigrated (which looks and sounds AWSOME), so power should not be a restriction.

I listen to mostly lively jazz and classical.

Ok help me out folks and have fun.

Ken
drken
celebrer_le_temps343b
49 posts
 
Try the Hyperion HPS-938. Bargain with the dealer and they might just sell a pair for $4k. The 938 is front ported so proximity to the rear wall is not so critical. My listen area is not much bigger than yours and they sound just GREAT.

Roy
drseid
201 posts
 
The Tyler Acoustics Linbrook Signature System (one piece, front ported version) sounds like it should be a good fit for your needs (as it excels with your favorite music catagories)... The Linbrook System tends to run about 3-3.5K used.

---Dave
bnrlaw
130 posts
 
Joseph Audio Rm25si MkII

Unbelievably good

If you have this much to spend and enough amp power, you owe it to yourself to audition.
sdatch
204 posts
 
I'd like to second the Tyler Acoustics suggestion, as well as the Merlin. The front ported nature of SOME of the Tylers make them an excellent choice if you are constrained - although I still would recommend getting as far away from that rear wall as you can. The Merlins with BAM would give roughly the same frequesncy range as the Tylers. If you're willing to go used, you can probably find either in your price range, provided you're patient.
avguygeorge
2,300 posts
 
Where you gonna get M.--mm's for 4k?--The single m, yes. Then we have the not going down to 30 or below,issue.--To me full range means getting down below 30. Of course flabby 20's ain't to good either.
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