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In Reply to: Speaker selection... posted by mkuller on September 29, 2006 at 11:27:53:
I use more than just a couple of CDs, though, even though one of those I use is a classical sampler.I would add a couple of tips:
In a store or even a show, if the speakers are not well set up, try to have them to set them up properly.
If a dealer won't allow a home trial or equivalent (i.e., 30 day return period), go elsewhere. While it is possible to tell a lot about a speaker in a showroom or listening room, especially from the midrange on up, it is difficult to predict how it will react with the listening room at home. Also, with a home trial, one can play lots of different recordings and adjust the placement of the speakers.
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- Excellent advice. - Pat D 22:03:11 09/29/06 (0)
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