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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Sydney, australia
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I am currently looking for some speakers for my home theatre system.
the Adire drivers a looking pretty good atm ( also looked at theloudspeakerkit.comau and toyed with the idea of a vifa design ) so this brings me to the the kit281's my current idea is to build 5 kit281's 2 vented or TL 3 sealed the vented ones will be my front mains and the 3 sealed will do the duty of centre and rears. does this sound like a good plan ? also what difference would it make making the main TL instead of vented ? |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Sydney, australia
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hmm according to some of the other treads around the TL version of the kit281's is not very good. so ported it is.
also i've been thinking about a differnt config of speakers ( still adire ) option 1 - main - KIT281's ported centre - kit281 sealed rear -kit281's sealed option 2 - main - kit 281's ported centre - LCC ( sealed ? ) rear - kit 88's ( sealed ) sub to be added later does this sound a like a reasonable setup ?? |
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Hello,
I have previously owned a surround setup utilizing 281's for the fronts, and 81's for the rears and no center channel. I also used a ported shiva for my sub. First I would say that if you plan on using 281's sealed you will definately want to use them with a sub. If you can afford it on the center I would definately go for the LCC. I have heard great things about it and I imagine it would be a decent step up from a stock 281. I'm not sure whether the LCC is ported or sealed but if you have an option, I would build it ported, especially if you have to wait a while on the sub. My personal opinion is that the 81's are fine for the rears and I wouldn't spend the extra money on the 281's back there unless you listen primarily to multi-channel music. The 81's can sound passable without a sub but you will probably want to add one as soon as possible. So in conclusion I would definately go for option 2, and add a sub as soon as possible. Good luck! George ps. Just had another thought; how big is your listening room and how many people usually use the system at once? If only one or two people watch movies at a time, you might be better off holding off on the center channel for now and putting the money towards a sub. That's what I did, and with the excellent "phantom center" imaging of the 281's, I didn't regret the decision. |
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