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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Colorado, USA
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Hello,
I'm shopping for a design to build. I'm thinking CNO-T25, but before I commit to that I'd like to solicit opinions from this community. I've built two enclosures for Jordan JX92S's, the Jordan TL and the GM 48. I really like them both, but when I swap them out for my Klipsch book shelves and when I'm honest with myself I find that I need some of the punchiness of the Klipsch's and I'd like to move in that direction, toward a more dynamic loudspeaker. My room is 11 x 30 with my setup on the narrow wall, competing with a bit of furniture. This won't change for a couple years. Amplification is a modified Jolida 202. I listen to everything, trending lately toward string bands and latin jazz, downtempo, lounge, as well frequent deep dives into my library of alt/pop stuff going back to the late 70's. I'd feel funny going over $1000 US right now. So! Do you have an opinion on how a CNO-T25 might fit my needs? Any other proven designs you think I should look at? Thanks everyone! |
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