I suggest you stop wasting people’s time with pointless questions.
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Does everyone agree? No. At your price point it might be good to go to Best Buy and pick out something to put together. For your room size, the speakers you suggest would be worthless. If you just want some sound in your room then have it. But it would require some power and some good sized speakers to really get your room cooking. |
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The key is to use all Siltech wiring, and ensure you know someone who can do the required cryogenic treatment if it hasn't already been done. Then find the best cable elevators that money can by, also cryogenically treated, and top everything off with four, yes four Shakti Hallograph Soundfield Optimizers and have them cryo'd for synergy. With those items, you can use virtually any components and they'll sound exquisite, and it won't be subtle. |
Welcome, @dvij, and thank you for starting a most amusing thread. Your question is akin to a learner-driver walking into a racing drivers' meeting uninvited and asking, "hi guys, I'm having trouble making a full U-turn quickly in traffic. A buddy told me I could cross over my arms instead of shuffling the steering wheel through my hands. Any thoughts?"
@geof3's suggestion to go to Best Buy is constructive and helpful. In the drivers' meeting they would reply, "take the bus".
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where’s that spotty kid in the wrx? on second thoughts @yoyoyaya you might be correct.. Behringer perhaps ? |
Well, maybe a simple answer to a couple questions would help. Are you looking to fill the whole room with high level volume (as for parties) or wanting to place a system within a listening area (for a more personal presentation for yourself and guests). What music sources do you require? A nice system can be developed within your budget.
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If you have a large room like this, you must live in a mansion. That said you will have a difficult time filling that room with sound. If you can afford a room that size in your home, you can certainly afford a larger size system. That is a huge room. Perhaps install a system with speakers in the ceiling to hear music throughout this room. Not sure how to image a sound stage in such a large space. There are a lot of very knowledgeable people in this group to get advice. Perhaps include a picture of the room you are working with. Perhaps, find a smaller room in your house to set up a listening room. |
For such a large space (hospitality?) and the stated budget you will most likely be better off to start with a Public Address (PA) system. If you have a "Guitar Center" nearby you could consult them (they carry self powered Bluetooth speakers). If no "GC" then look for a local pro-sound company. DeKay
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You would be better served looking at a pro audio site. i.e.Yamaha or QSC powered speakers with 15inch woofers and possibly a sub. Altec Lansing VOT solid state amp and solid state preamp. You may want to divide the room if possible. I doubt if you will be experiencing any type of sound stage. That may not be that important. BTW I have Yamaha DSR 15's ,2 FOCAL CMS subs that I am controlling with a Benchmark DAC 3 HGC ,OPPO CD player and Cambridge sound streamer.......Sounds great outside for party's or large indoor rooms ...I am not saying this is to die for. It sounds a lot better than you would expect of a PA system. Good Luck |
@torquerulesok ...or send him out to the wet skid pad with some vague directions on parking brake application vs. quick twists of the steering. 901s' could certainly 'fill' the ops' space...2 pairs hooked up to a K-watt pro amp driven by a simple pre with a cell for source... Back when, a salesclone admitted they'd driven a pair of 901s' with a kilowatt amp and the little suckers acted like they wanted More....never tried that with mine... ;) |
Here is some practical advice- keyword a search in older forums and you should be able to cull some information together that may help you in what you're trying to do. Try something like "large room system" "large room speakers" Your question has infinite possibilities which is why you're getting garbage responses. Plus a lot of people here are pompous blowhards.
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