I am looking to replace my front three speakers.
I currently have three Paradigm LCR-450's. MTM small sealed box. They are over 10 years old. My surrounds/rear are Definitive UIW Reference RCS II in ceiling speakers.
They are a very interesting passive radiator design. They sound great, not what you would expect from an in ceiling speaker.
http://www.definitivetech.com/Produc...UIW%20RCS%20II
I'd like to go to full size mains and a "standard" center. I'd like to cross them over in the 60-70hz range.
My room is small 1700 cubic feet and I can not get the speakers very far from the walls. My sub is a Danley DTS-10, I am considering adding a second soon.
If I was thinking of buying speakers today I would look at Salk Song Towers and a Song center. That is in the $2700 range.
With the right design I would spend $2,000 on components.
I am a professional cabinetmaker so the cabinets are no problem and complexity of the woodworking is no problem.
I have looked at kits and different builds and they tend to be radical or budget. I want neither. I want great sound, a fun build and a proven design.
A little help?
I currently have three Paradigm LCR-450's. MTM small sealed box. They are over 10 years old. My surrounds/rear are Definitive UIW Reference RCS II in ceiling speakers.
They are a very interesting passive radiator design. They sound great, not what you would expect from an in ceiling speaker.
http://www.definitivetech.com/Produc...UIW%20RCS%20II
I'd like to go to full size mains and a "standard" center. I'd like to cross them over in the 60-70hz range.
My room is small 1700 cubic feet and I can not get the speakers very far from the walls. My sub is a Danley DTS-10, I am considering adding a second soon.
If I was thinking of buying speakers today I would look at Salk Song Towers and a Song center. That is in the $2700 range.
With the right design I would spend $2,000 on components.
I am a professional cabinetmaker so the cabinets are no problem and complexity of the woodworking is no problem.
I have looked at kits and different builds and they tend to be radical or budget. I want neither. I want great sound, a fun build and a proven design.
A little help?