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I posted once but did see any concrete advise. So here goes again.It's better to have floor-stander or mini-monitor for the rear? Keeping in mind that with floor-stander, it's not exactly an (easy) option to raise the rear speaker height with bracket.
Sorry for asking the same question again. kong
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Multi-channel audio is meant to be reproduced with five identical speakers, five identical amps and five equal runs of speaker cable/IC's.A somewhat daunting task.
I would go with full range in the rears. And no dipoles.
Mike S.
If you are only using them for HT I would not be too concerned PROVIDED your mini monitors can take the occasional heavy signal.Generally accepted view is that they should match characteristics with the mains so, provided you have good bass management and the sound characteristics of your choices are similar, then use the minis.
If you become diasisfied with that you can always change later but I would guess the minis would meet with a higher WAF if that is an issue.
John
Peace at AA
Actually, I would like to know which is better for sound production for both HT and MC. I got the space and a set of floor-stander at close-out sales so cost isn't a factor either. So let's ignore cost and WAF factors. So which is better, floorstander or mini-monitor? Would really apprecaite some answer. Thanks
Well I guess if the midrange & top are similar quality on both I'd go for the floorstander and have done that here.However many mini monitors have superior sound to floor standers so it is a bit dangerous to generalise. Also the room acoustics is a factor to consider if you have bass pouring out from both ends of the room. It could prove to be superb but, given the wrong combination of room dimensions it could end up very wierd.
Much as I'd like to give more specific advise it is really impossible. In your situation I would try to borrow a pair of floorstanders from a dealer or friend and try them out and then make the decision. Even then, a deal of experimenting with positioning would be important before making that final decision.
John
Peace at AA
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