I seek advice guys! I have a 2.1 system and I do want to update my speakers in the future to the Wharfedale... however I recently found out that I can get The Dali`s for 100$ less then the price of a Wharfedale 10.1 so I might be able to afford them probably soon. I have read ton of reviews and form what I hear the Dali`s are good but a bit bright and lacking some on the low end. I do have the active subwoofer so the speakers will not go any lower than 60-80 Hz. At the moment my speakers are Jamo S602 and they are not bad to my ears at all but, lack depth (they are rated from 80 Hz... but below 90 there is nothing lol and my crosover is set at 100 Hz at the moment).. My receiver is Yamaha HTR-2866. My general question is do I wait a bit more and gather enough money to get the Wharfedale or get the Dali`s a bit sooner (also i might not be able to fit the Wharfedale where I want because they are a bit larger so this is a problem...) I mean does it worth the wait for the Wharfedale... they seemed to be pretty loved speakers.
I seek advice guys! I have a 2.1 system and I do want to update my speakers in the future to the Wharfedale... however I recently found out that I can get The Dali`s for 100$ less then the price of a Wharfedale 10.1 so I might be able to afford them probably soon. I have read ton of reviews and form what I hear the Dali`s are good but a bit bright and lacking some on the low end. I do have the active subwoofer so the speakers will not go any lower than 60-80 Hz. At the moment my speakers are Jamo S602 and they are not bad to my ears at all but, lack depth (they are rated from 80 Hz... but below 90 there is nothing lol and my crosover is set at 100 Hz at the moment).. My receiver is Yamaha HTR-2866. My general question is do I wait a bit more and gather enough money to get the Wharfedale or get the Dali`s a bit sooner (also i might not be able to fit the Wharfedale where I want because they are a bit larger so this is a problem...) I mean does it worth the wait for the Wharfedale... they seemed to be pretty loved speakers.