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I have a system set up in a medium sized room where space is very limited. I currently use a set of Klipsch RB-5 II for left and right mains and a RB-5 II as a center. The mains are only about 10-12 inches from the back wall. The center placement is also less than ideal. I am definitely getting some bass reinforcement from having the rear ports so close to the wall. This isn't too bad for movies, but I think music really suffers. I use an Onkyo 809 for movies and a restored Magnavox 8802 tube amp for music. The tube amp needs efficient speakers as it puts out probably 6-7 watts. I enjoy the Klipsch sound, but am open to other brands. Would front ported Klipsch speakers respond better? Which speakers would be good options for placement closer to the wall? Thanks!
Last edited by silverbullet763; 06-04-2014 at 10:09 PM. |
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