I like the way they sound too, quite a bit. Presently I'm using Vmps RM 40's, which are large, in a 12x17 room. The room is LEDE(live end dead end) with bass traps and although the speakers are large the sound is wonderful. Best I've heard. If I were you I'd try it. You have alot to gain as those are truly good speakers especially for the money. Nobody can say for sure but I have little doubt they will work out. You may need some more room treatment and deal with speaker position but no more so than any other large speaker. Good Luck
Room size and Dunlavy SCIV/A
I'm seriously considering these and heard them today, really great speakers. I've read quite a bit about room size and placement with the Dunlavy's, so here's my question. My room is 20x17 with a ceiling that slopes from 7' to 14' but with a catch. The room is split in half with a 6" step up and a wrought iron railing that runs across it. As a result I can place speakers about 9.5' apart and 2' from the rear wall, and can adjust my listening spot to anywhere between 9 and 11 feet back from the speakers with some room behind me still. I can't place them on the other longer wall as room layout and use make it impossible. They also have to be on the side that is on the low end of the sloped ceiling. I have treated first reflections and the walls behind the speaker placements. I think I'm okay with this size, but wanted to get some other thoughts on what the dynamic of this room with the Dunlavy's might be.
The room causes me no real issues with my current speakers. Thanks.
The room causes me no real issues with my current speakers. Thanks.