Looking for new speakers for large audio room

@shawarma, you said you run A, as in singular, XA 60.8? Or a pair? Those are monoblock amps. So your post is slightly confusing. They should have plenty of power to drive maggies, or most anything really. Run the REL line array setup… try it. You’ll be shocked.

@fiesta75 Yes in a way I’m looking for new speakers if I can fix the bass issue in my room just by adding more rel woofers I would keep the uno series 2.

@geof I’m running a pair of XA 60.8s and when I asked one of my local dealer about matching the XA60.8 to the Magnepan 30.7 he recommended the XA160.8 if I wanted to play them incredibly loud in my room

@geof I’m running a pair of XA 60.8s and when I asked one of my local dealer about matching the XA60.8 to the Magnepan 30.7 he recommended the XA160.8 if I wanted to play them incredibly loud in my room

I was going to suggest my JBL590’s but I am selling those for only $500.00. Ha ha 

I absolutely love my GoldenEar Triton Reference speakers. With powered subwoofers built in, you don't need a lot of amp.

Jbl everest dd6700 speakers. For any size space you have. 

Tekton Ulfberht’s with all Be Mid/HF Drivers (definitely choose your custom color) and Bi-Wire options. You’ll simply be amazed at $20K.

The legacy Aeris with the wavelet room correction should be on your list.

Tekton MOAB 

@shawarma 

How do you listen? What do you listen to? Do you really need to "pressurize the whole room" to be satisfied because you need that full bass sound no matter where you are standing in the room? Or would you be content to sit closer in a more near field listening position? Have you experienced the audiophile sound you can achieve with less demanding high quality speakers in a near field experience? 

Just add in some major subs and cross 'em over at 60 hz or so.    You'll get plenty of thump.  If you really want to get it right, go with a miniDSP DDRC24 active digital crossover with DSP EQ.  Measure out the room.  You'll drop a LOT less than $30k and get a better result.

Large panel speakers in a large are just fantastic. You get an even-powered sound field and a lack of volume drop-off at distance that that makes the whole room’s sound enjoyable.

Hi Shawarma. Check Legacy Audio.  2 models....   The wall  and The beast.  I personally ordered The beast, 3 15" drives, comes with 2 internal amplifiers, I add an amplifier for the upper section.  The wall is basically same speaker, but comes with 4 15" drives.  You can request for an extra internal amp or even 2 extra internal, not too much difference The price, and you don't have to worry for amplifiers.  Free shipping and no taxes.  I ordered on Destinationhifi.com.  good luck

My living room is about same size as your's but with higher ceiling of 20 ft.

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Altec A7 seems to give plenty of bass in my room driven by Line Magnetic 508 with 48 wats.

Thomas

currently I’m looking into some of the GIP laboratory speakers like the GIP-9900 loud speaker they have horn loaded 15 inch woofers 4 bass driver’s they sounded wonderful in a smaller room than mine

OMG!!! You don't think they're a bit large?

SUGGESTION:

With a room that size, don't buy anything until your dealer installs a pair of the best Magneplaners.  Be sure you have GREAT electronics--you only hear what you put into them, so GIGO.

If they don't knock you off your feet--once they are set up properly, then any box you want will be fine.

Cheers!

Carpeted? Ceilling surface, walls, etc. inquiring minds want to know.

Get some ATC actives and forget about speakers and power amps for the rest of your life………..

There will be a new Zu Definition 6 in Q1, with 1st production late in this year. It will easily fill your room (I've heard the older Definition 4 fill larger rooms), and with 101/db/w/m efficiency won't need a large amp to do it. The speaker incorporates a powered downfire sub-bass section with independent level, PEQ, phase, low-pass-filter freq and PEQ freq controls for excellent room tuning. Low end response down to 16Hz. 

Another advantage to Zu speakers in general is the combination of high efficiency and high power handling. You have amp flexibility from 2 - 2000w. But you sure won't need four figures of power.

Drag your feet a few months and get that. A pair will be in the low end of your price range.

Phil

I would go with a pair of Paradigm Persona 9H at that price range. Should be a pretty good match with your Pass Labs amps and you may not even need your REL subs in the end. The Persona can be bright if not feed well though so you might have to tweak with your source

pesky_wabbit has it right.

https://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/atc-scm50-aslt-loudspeaker

Yup, that'll get it.  112db

 Verity audio speakers could be a good match for the amps.. they are quite efficient.

Fully refurbished Apogee Diva will cost around $15K.

JBL S3900s or JBL 4367 and a pair of SVS SB or PB 16 Ultra Subwooofers. Alternatively, the pair of REL No. 31 or 32. Any combination would absolutely do the trick in a 5500 FT3 or 150 M3 room. No direct driver loudspeaker will have the output or directivity control required to successfully fill that room. JBL, SVS, and REL are also likely to have distribution in Thailand. Personally, ivastly prfer thr new JBLs over anything from Klipsch. Succcess with a room that size requires controlled directivity, and that means horns, or possibly a line array. Although the Magneplanar 20.7 with the aforementioned subwoofers and adequate power could be extraordinary - if the room is well treated acoustically.  Direct radiators rarely sound their best in rooms over 70 or so M3 (or2600 ft3) - about half the size of your room. Their conventional cone/dome speakers simply cannot move enough air to generate the levels required, and their broad dispersion means lots of early reflections which will rapidly deteriorate into a muddy sounding mess.