Do we really need anything more than 8" woofer and 1" tweeter for medium size room?


With the right electronics good 8" can go down very low and relatively clean. And if that's not enough, well, two 10" subs would do it. 
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Get yourself a pair of these... and... you'll end your search and your questions.  

Very few speakers sound better at less than 10+ times more money.  Truly phenomenal sound, which rivals the best there is.  Not my opinion - the opinion of many, many others who've sold their "high-end" speakers and replaced them with these.

http://www.wavetouchaudio.com/GT.html

http://www.stereotimes.com/post/wavetouch-audio-grand-teton-loudspeaker

Though, I agree with them.

Would I rather have the top of the line Nola's, or GamuT's - sure... but... not at their lofty prices.  

Only experiencing them will convince you... but, you will be convinced.
Well... you'd have to experience it to understand it.  

Yes - they do sound as good as virtually any of the full-range speakers out there.  I've compared them.  

Read the reviews - people are replacing their Wilsons, Avantgardes, etc. with these.  

Amazing actually.
I guess this is more of a designers thread than listeners thread.

All I know is - I’m sitting here listening to some of the biggest, best sound I’ve ever heard coming from the diminutive Wavetouch Audio GT’s with a 5+ in. bass driver... and... the bass is superb - big, bold, fast, tight, textured - that you can feel.

The wife says it sounds as good, or better than all my other high-end speakers - her comments precisely were - "how do those little speakers create such a huge sound?" "They sound as good as any of your others."

And that’s in a room about 22’ x 15’ - though it’s lively.

This is my "Giant Killer" system: Cost about $3500 - the GT’s, the Class D Audio amp, Creek OBH-21 passive pre, Sony SA5400es SACD. Just unbelievably, phenomenal sound - as good as my multi-thousand dollar setups.

No - it’s not "earthquake, house-shaking bass"... just the sound of a live upright bass, which is all I want - as a listener... not a designer.


Yes - I not talking about HT movie watching bass or heavy rock bass - just jazz, blues, country, classical, r&b, acoustic bass.

I really don't want my floors and walls to shake - just the sound of a live upright bass, or bass guitar, or live drum kit, etc. - which is what I've got.