Why don't you wait until you have the complete receiver and speakers, set them up in the permanent location, and listen first before you do anything?
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I thought you were getting a subwoofer..... let the sub take the bass... the bookshelves should be placed in a spot with teh best clarity and upper mid and high's..not bass!
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stupid lakers had to lose it to the suns... sheez..... kobe you let me down!
O well, another game on sat. I am gonna look forward to!
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stupid lakers had to lose it to the suns... sheez..... kobe you let me down!
O well, another game on sat. I am gonna look forward to!Quote:
Based on this thread and the others you have going, perhaps you might want to wait until you get your receiver first, listen to those speakers through it, and make sure you like them and want to keep them before you start building shelves to fit those speakers. Just a thought. Regardless of what size or shape shelf you put them in or on, you should be able to decide if you really like them once you hook them up to your new receiver.
| Originally Posted by rocko1290 Well I wanted to make shelfs for them anyway to kind of conseal them. I thought I might as well take advantage of it and see if it can help me get better sound. Is there something I SHOULDN'T do when building the shelfs? |
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