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Aerial 10T in a small room

I used my 10T's in a large room for 10 years and loved it. We just moved, and the new room is much smaller (14 x 14, with an 8' ceiling). I haven't set the system up yet - we're still unpacking. I'm wondering whether they will still work well, or whether I should be looking at high quality monitors with a good sub. I'm not against using an equalizer with an RTA to tune out the expected bumps in the bass frequency response. I use a Krell FPB400cx for power and they rocked before. I'm a drummer, so appreciate slam and deep bass (any Dave Weckl fans out there?). Any input?
tinear1
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jrinkerptdnet
430 posts
 
I don't think square footage wise it will be a problem but the fact your ROOM is a square might cause some difficulty with set-up ... you may end up not be able to position the speakers where you want in relation to the rest of your furnishings to obtain balanced sound
nolitan
865 posts
 
Larger room allows them to breathe.
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weiserb
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I had a pair in a small room and they sounded good. I do think they sounded better when they were in a larger room with more power. They are hard to beat in the low end.
rgs92
974 posts
 
There is no need to worry I'm pretty sure. I had my 10Ts
on the long wall with just 13-feet wall-to-wall and there
was no booming or bass overload. The 10Ts had a very controlled bass in my room (but still nice and deep).
I have had other speakers boom in the same spot, but not the 10Ts. I did not toe them in at all. I also had an 8-foot ceiling. I sold them and kind of regret it.
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