Curtis
12-21-2008, 11:50 AM
I have a pair of JBL tower speakers and Klipsch bookshelf speakers, and I'm very pleased with the performance of each of them. I've been using the JBL towers for home use and the Klipsch bookshelf speakers for dorm use. However, I've brought the bookshelf speakers home for the break, and have since been mulling over the issue of how to incorporate them into my system (if at all). It should be noted that my amp (Onkyo TX-5811) has more than enough juice for both of them.
Would stacking the speakers be a good idea? My main concern is whether there might be a problem with some kind of interference effect from the two acoustic sources, especially since the set up will be mid tweeter mid tweeter. If I do stack, is it better to stack [L/L, R/R], or [L/R L/R]?
Or...would it just be better to use the bookshelves as backs? This is a stereo system, so surround sound isn't a factor.
Would stacking the speakers be a good idea? My main concern is whether there might be a problem with some kind of interference effect from the two acoustic sources, especially since the set up will be mid tweeter mid tweeter. If I do stack, is it better to stack [L/L, R/R], or [L/R L/R]?
Or...would it just be better to use the bookshelves as backs? This is a stereo system, so surround sound isn't a factor.