Non-Audiophile Audiophile question!


I need to know which speakers are the best to use when you position them behind you. In other words I'm not setting up any home-theater, but simply trying to figure out what kind of speakers are the best to go for such quest of setting up 2-ch stereo with rear speakers. It is my home-office situation which is awkwardly spaced and there are LOTS of monitors around me so I'm guessing I should look for near-field speakers. No issues with active speakers as well. 

Please recommend!

 

 

czarivey

Showing 2 responses by mapman

Just for the record, standard OHM Walsh CLS driver configuration is NOT Omni.

But it does have carefully controlled (by design) 360 degree dispersion. Output in wall facing directions is more highly attenuated which allows for better performance in most rooms placed relatively close to walls. Omnis and bipolar designs like Magnepan require more distance to walls for best results. Of course distance from walls also negatively impacts bass levels.

So there is still really nothing else like them either in design or the sound that you hear.

 

all box speakers sound like boxes.

Ohm Walsh speakers do not sound like boxes. The box is only there for the full bass that is not the forte of Magnepan typically.

I had Magnepans prior to my Ohm Walsh a number of years back.