@lanx0003 -3db is the xo point between two bands, not the slope. I would have said 3db/oct.
Bookshelf speaker recommendations
I am in the need for some recommendation for bookshelf speakers in a small room(10x10). I currently have the Paradigm Mini Monitor v3 and for the price are good sounding speakers but they are way too midbass heavy like boxy sounding. A few options I was looking was the Dynaudio Audience 42 or 52 or even the Contour 1.1. I listening to everything but mostly rock and country. Every once in a while I like listening to vocals and acoustic instruments.
This will be powered by an Acurus A150 amplifier with a Rotel RC-995 preamp. My source is strictly lossless files and some streaming.
My budget is around 1.2k.
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I'm not sure if you know what you are talking about. Take scm 11 that seems your favorite as an example (the chart above is its sum). Scm 11 is a two way speaker with the x-over around 2.5 khz, not 60-70hz. Second of all, what do you mean by "-3db is the xo point bet. two bands"? you mean 3db dip at xo point? (see the chart above). And lastly, "not the slope. I would have said 3db/oct." db/oct is a slope. You got that all messed up... anyway good luck
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I recommend you look into the PS Audio Aspen FR5 speakers, A lot of very good reviews. |
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@lanx0003 I know exactly what I am talking about. Like i said earlier post, we seem to interpret data differently. -3db and 3db dip at crossover point is the same thing. If there was a sub which I do would be a xo point just like xo in the speaker. Is there any thing else you want to know? Have a good day |
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