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Are these floorstanding speakers high enough?

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I'm thinking about getting these B&W speakers to be used as my two main fronts:

http://www.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/...l%20DM603%20S3


My question is, do they stand high enough as is or would I need to raise them or something? They would be used mainly for home theater, with music secondary.
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Yes they are fine.

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Originally Posted by mediahound /forum/post/0


I'm thinking about getting these B&W speakers to be used as my two main fronts:

http://www.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/...l%20DM603%20S3


My question is, do they stand high enough as is or would I need to raise them or something? They would be used mainly for home theater, with music secondary.

Nice speakers. Congratulation
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They stand 35.8 inches high by the way. They look higher in the pictures. Actually I was sorta surprised at how low they actually are but I guess the tweeter is about ear level when sitting down so it should be ok?
Yes my polk towers are 33 inches high
Experiment by setting these on concrete blocks. If you like the sound better in the raised position, buy short stands. Parts Express has one at 8" high with a slight back tilt.
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=240-746

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Originally Posted by mediahound /forum/post/0


I'm thinking about getting these B&W speakers to be used as my two main fronts:

http://www.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/...l%20DM603%20S3


My question is, do they stand high enough as is or would I need to raise them or something? They would be used mainly for home theater, with music secondary.

I have the same speakers and i think you've made a great choice,i love mine.What will you be using for amplification?

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Originally Posted by rocky1 /forum/post/0


I have the same speakers and i think you've made a great choice,i love mine.What will you be using for amplification?

I use an Outlaw audio 1050 AV Receiver which I believe has a clean 65 watts per channel .
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