beatcomber
AK Member
Awesome. In a few words, how would you describe them Dentons?
Fulsome, smooth, punchy, detailed.
Awesome. In a few words, how would you describe them Dentons?
Small, brownFulsome, smooth, punchy, detailed.
Small, brown
Thank you, good to know.Fulsome, smooth, punchy, detailed.
Thank you, good to know.
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thanks, buddy. they sound alrightBeautiful! Bet they sound great, too!
There’s five feet from mid to mid, which really works in this room. It’s very focused, but when there are little image tricks, they stand out quite nicely. At best, I’d only add another two feet, I’m not the biggest believer in electrodynamic speakers being spread across the room. The reproduction becomes too diffuse and Ill defined. Yeah it’s a fun and big sound, but I find it more toward sloppy and unrealistic. Mind you, I am not speaking for horns or panels. But for cones and domes, my setup works very nicely.Is there any possible way of getting those speakers out in the open to give them some breathing room? Seems a shame to have them crammed in the corner, so close together like that.
Thanks! It's taken a while to get to this point, but I'm really enjoying it.A very tastefully furnished room. The light green paint plus the plants and painting makes it so pleasant, and the shape of the window is cool too.
Cubert have you moved again?Trying out another pair of speakers... Monitor Audio Bronze BX6 towers. Oh, and standing on my custom quartz slabs.