Posts by AcuDefTechGuy

Anyway, moving right along, I think the B&W 805D2 + existing B&W ceiling speakers is definitely one fine possibility.

Quote:Originally Posted by jbrown15 Neither have I, also another reason why it seems like the comment was directed towards the JTR Noesis speakers. That's called getting personal and defensive. I made a figure of speech. I could...

Quote:Originally Posted by jbrown15 You have to stop taking everything so personal, I wasn't asking if you've listen to them to point out that you recommend them without hearing them. I was asking because I know you seem to like...

Quote:Originally Posted by ack_bk This is true (as a Deftech owner I know this quite well). And third party measurements are very good to have, but ultimately it comes down to how they sound in your room. A speaker may measure...

Quote:Originally Posted by ack_bk Some of the latest reviews I have seen on the reference lineup indicate that Klipsch is starting to get very generous with their specs. A lot of manufacturers appear to be "generous" with their own...

Quote:Originally Posted by jbrown15 LOL.... hear we go again, someone mentions JTR and you go off about someone saying they sound like a screaming cat. You really need to get off the JTR hate wagon. For the recorded so the OP...

If I already had subjectively great sounding B&W ceiling speakers, and I thought the 805D2 sounded fantastic, I would buy the 805D2 x 3. But I would NOT pay full MSRP! I think a reasonable dealer should give a 10% discount.

Quote:Originally Posted by jbrown15 While the Klipsch KL650-THX are great speakers they're probably a lot better options for some using the speakers for 50/50 music/ht. AcuDefTechGuy have you finally had a chance to listen to a...

Quote:Originally Posted by Martycool007 Those Klipsch KL-650THX speaker are at the bottom of the stack for music, and that's putting it nicely! If I had $7,500 dollars to spend on a theater setup, I would go with either a pair of...

There are A LOT of options from most brands, including Revel, KEF, Focal, Dynaudio, and too many others to list. But if you love the sound of the 805D2, then just go with what sounds best to you. There's a lot of factors to consider....