Advice RE: adding more speakers

dylanclark112 · 25th February 2008, 04:51 AM

So I decided that computer speakers weren't cutting it anymore, and I bought a NAD integrated amplifier and built two little towers with 3" tang-band cones. The tang-bands were surprisingly well rounded but I wanted more bass, so I bought a secondhand klipsch SW8. Now I have more bass than I can deal with, and need more mid's and hi's. I temporarily set up some boston acoustics bookshelf speakers, but I need to return them (and they were beaten up a bit and lacking in quality)... I have about $100-150 but not too much time to invest in a project.

I was thinking about building that Partsexpress Dayton BR-1 kit.
Advice?

Thawach · 25th February 2008, 07:24 AM

hi

i think that it's good for nad Integrated Amplifier.the dayton 6 1/2" is suitable for 30-50 watts nad Integrated Amplifier.
lower than freguency let the sub to work.

regrads

25th February 2008, 04:51 AM	#1
dylanclark112 diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2007	Advice RE: adding more speakers So I decided that computer speakers weren't cutting it anymore, and I bought a NAD integrated amplifier and built two little towers with 3" tang-band cones. The tang-bands were surprisingly well rounded but I wanted more bass, so I bought a secondhand klipsch SW8. Now I have more bass than I can deal with, and need more mid's and hi's. I temporarily set up some boston acoustics bookshelf speakers, but I need to return them (and they were beaten up a bit and lacking in quality)... I have about $100-150 but not too much time to invest in a project. I was thinking about building that Partsexpress Dayton BR-1 kit. Advice?

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25th February 2008, 07:24 AM	#2
Thawach diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2007	hi i think that it's good for nad Integrated Amplifier.the dayton 6 1/2" is suitable for 30-50 watts nad Integrated Amplifier. lower than freguency let the sub to work. regrads

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