| Re: Help please ... from the bottom up [message #59574 is a reply to message #59561] |
Wed, 01 July 2009 02:14   |
Frihed89
Messages: 30
Registered: June 2009
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Thank you, all, for taking the time to write. It has been helpful.
| Psychoacoustic wrote on Tue, 30 June 2009 19:24 | If you were to scale this down to your room, and are able to change the width (4m) to the length, I'm guessing they would work well for you.
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Unfortunately, it's not possible to change my listening space since my listening "open space" lies between the living "open space" and the eating "open space" with much traffic going in between. Also each speaker would have to contend with a different type of wall - one sloping and one flat.
As it is, people "walk through" between me and my LS3/5As. If I had the axes reversed they would have to contend with speaker cables speakers, racks, etc.
My wife is an avid music lover, and we have experimented with various alternative locations in our long open hall-like attic flat. This is both the best sounding and the least hassle.
So, this is my biggest concern right now. I think I could live with the two Pi Towers, which looks outwardly like the AN speakers. The one I would buy, if I have to, is the smallest K model, and the lowest priced version of that model costs around $3,800 in DK.
I can find all the drivers for the Fours in Germany, plus 6% difference in VAT.
Thanks for writing.
Mac
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