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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: CLEVELAND OHIO
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Just moved into a new home, and the only avaliable room for stereo is 12'x13'.......so my question is what speakers are you guys with small rooms using?
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Quebec City
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That's not so small...
You can use monitor, mini-monitor or mini-floorstanders. When the room is too small, you might treat it a bit to avoid soud reflexion.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Thats not too bad, I am going to be working with somthing similar in less than a year. I will be doing an MTM with 5.5" Peerless HDS midwoofers and the Scan-Speak 9500. THey will be sealed and suplimented with a subwoofer.
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: ...........
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My room is 5m length by 4m width, I think it is a medium sized room,but it could be a small room.
And i'm using 2x 15 inch bass drivers and 2x horns,which sounds alright in that room.But tracks with heavy bass,makes the room sound boomy.Anyway the room is fairly echoey,probably due to the sticking out chimney breast,and bay windows. I never know what is considered a small room,what is considered at medium room,and what is considered a large room. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Pickering, Canada
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IMO I would prefer that room of yours for all my audio gears and easier to tame/treated. Unless you are into big dollar big speakers and big amps 12 X 13 is suitable to the majority of speakers.
The room that I am using now gave me a lot of trouble with standing waves, echo and hall effects; and it took me a long time to threat it to be just acceptable. Mine is 12' X 47' and 9'H, one long rectangle of family, breakfast nook and kitchen all in one. I used to live in a semi that has a room of 12 X 13 and using a pair of Tannoy Little Red Monitors(quite big actually) driven by Meridian 101 100W mono blocks, and I loved that room. Chris |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Can't be many people having 12x13. In sweden we do not build houses like that. Guess we are not rich enough. /halo |
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Quebec City
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Pickering, Canada
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Halo,
Sorry, all measurements of the rooms in my previous post were feets not meters Chris
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my room is about this size. right now im using some small PSB towers. they work wonderfully. however, they took about a solid month of tweaking to find perfect placement. but with the lights off, they disappear (as well as the back wall). placement is always key. mine are about 1' from the back wal, 1.5' from the corner wall, and toed in just slightly. originally, they were perpendicular with back wall, but they didnt give as good of imaging. almost any speaker will work, if you can get it far enough away from a wall. but in your case, a small tower or a GOOD mini-monitor will be best.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Pickering, Canada
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halo,
just to let you know in Hong Kong there are flats/apartments that has a bedroom the size of a twin size bed and just enough room for the door to swing/open into the room If you don't get on the bed right away you can not close the door But I guess it is rather good to show your girl friend to your room![]() and close the door of course
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