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Thinking about getting some bookshelf/standmount speakers

Right now I`m using Revel F52`s along with 4 subs.

I`m looking to change things up just for fun.

My room is 18'x22' with a sloping ceiling that goes from 8' to 13' and I have acoustic panels for sound treatment in place.

I don`t want the 'head in a vice' sweet spot first and foremost.

I`ll be keeping the 4 subs so deep bass is not a requirement but a big open sound with great midrange is.

I like detail and pinpoint imaging too.

The bookshelf speakers have to be as good or better than the F52`s (sans bass response) across the board.

Looking forward to your suggestions !

 

 

 

 

scm
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hilde45
4,806 posts
 

Fritz for sure.

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/review-fritz-heiler-s-carrera-be-bookshelf-speakers

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/review-fritz-heiler-s-carbon-7-se-mk-2-bookshelf-speakers

 

scm OP
298 posts
 

Looks like I have a lot of good suggestions !

I`ll do my homework so that when the right pair pop up I`ll be ready (I hope)

To get a taste of what stand mount/bookshelves will sound like with my subs I took the bass section jumper bars off the Revels.

I`ll have a listen later on...should prove interesting. 

headphonedreams
522 posts
 

Marten Parker Duo are fantastic. Not sure if you can find used for $5k, maybe for $6k.

I personally use Canton Reference 9K and is very happy but they are a lot cheaper and not as good as the Marten's.

Boenicke W5 are great. Fyne has some great stand mounts too.

musicaddict
370 posts
 

Plus another one for Joseph Audio used. The original Pulsars were superb speakers as were/are most all of what he designs. If you have the bottom end, you cannot go wrong with the Pulsars, newer or original. Good luck.

kastor77
13 posts
 

Another one for Marten Parker Duo. Exceptional IMHO.

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