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Originally Posted by COACH2369 
Interesting scenario I am considering....
1. Pick up three of the T8's that a forum member is selling used. Then use the extra money I saved to add room treatments to my room and possibly a third sub.
2. Go all in and get three of the Noesis speakers and wait on the room treatments...
Still need to listen to JTR speakers before any decision is made.
Just want to make sure that I get the setup that will give me a significant increase in dynamics and performance...
I have turned into "that guy" who is annoying in threads...haven't I?

Interesting scenario I am considering....
1. Pick up three of the T8's that a forum member is selling used. Then use the extra money I saved to add room treatments to my room and possibly a third sub.
2. Go all in and get three of the Noesis speakers and wait on the room treatments...
Still need to listen to JTR speakers before any decision is made.
Just want to make sure that I get the setup that will give me a significant increase in dynamics and performance...
I have turned into "that guy" who is annoying in threads...haven't I?
I agree with what most is saying. Go with the Noesis. I understand that even a semi good speaker with room treatment will outperform a world class speaker without. However, let's say you bought the T8, then treated your room. Now what? You'll still be wondering how much better the Noesis would be. And then you'll have to sell your T8, and buy the Noesis, with a significant loss. Might as well, just get the Noesis, then when you save up for room treatment, you'll then have all you need.
BTW: Even simple room treatments can improve the sound significantly. You can DIY that part, example, buy some acoustic panels on the cheap, until you can afford an all out room treatment plan.
Just an example from this Audio guy who sells home theater equipment. He was telling me that $300 worth of acoustic panels that he installs for his clients would yield so much more benefits than upgrading 'wires, amps, speakers, etc, etc'. The 'wire' part especially, when people are spending over $1000 bucks on them... I personally think they are a waste of money.
























