Thanks for the responses. BTW, its not B&E's they are B&W's.
The Rectilinears are definitely full sound and do sound great. I'm tempted to hook them up with the Tannoy's and B&W's to see how they compare. I might need to fight my daughter over them.
The Sansui's are the little 50's 2 way with 8" woofer. The wireless amp is only 15 Watts measured by todays standards. Maybe they are just not getting enough push. I might try the ADC's up there but they are really heavy and could be awkward to move even though they are the same size as the Sansui's.
I'm looking at an old Kenwood receiver with analog dial. Not sure of its model number but appears to be possibly late 70's early 80's in age. If I hit up the market this weekend I'll let you all know. Thanks
The Rectilinears are definitely full sound and do sound great. I'm tempted to hook them up with the Tannoy's and B&W's to see how they compare. I might need to fight my daughter over them.
The Sansui's are the little 50's 2 way with 8" woofer. The wireless amp is only 15 Watts measured by todays standards. Maybe they are just not getting enough push. I might try the ADC's up there but they are really heavy and could be awkward to move even though they are the same size as the Sansui's.
I'm looking at an old Kenwood receiver with analog dial. Not sure of its model number but appears to be possibly late 70's early 80's in age. If I hit up the market this weekend I'll let you all know. Thanks