Usher CP 6371’s are a great speaker, quite large with a ‘big’sound.
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Usher CP 6371’s are a great speaker, quite large with a ‘big’sound.
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JBLs!
Might have some 4312mk2 up for sale soonish.
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I don't think SP2's would be man enough for that sized space. Harbeth Monitor 40.2's would.Originally Posted by Goldminer
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I think I had those for a while, highly recommended.
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Not sure how much you want to spend, if you’re thinking under a grand the Q Acoustics 3050i’s would probably fit the bill, they’re 92db sensitivity so plenty of volume from very little power, a friend of mine has a pair in a pretty big room and drives them with a Cambridge CXA60 with plenty of power in reserve, I have the same amp and drive QA Concept 40s but can’t comment as to how they’d handle a larger room.
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Some 15" Tannoys in a big cabinet or Spendor sp100 will love having that amount of space.
If you want more modern neutral sounding speakers, the big pro style monitors (with the spider basket) from PMC will be awesome.
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Yes these will work nicwly too. I first heard JBL 4311 in a huge single room warehouse conversion and they filled the space easily. 4312 mk2 are a classic so I would speak to Phil about his and twist his arm.��
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There's an obvious candidate that nobody's mentioned, the Klipschorns. Glorious sound and effortless oomph! Deep pockets needed though.
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Good call but they are mega-money.
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That's exactly what I was thinking....Klipschorns.. they are amazing in a large room...
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