Music Styles? speakers?

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  • 01-06-2004, 08:06 AM
    jfish
    Music Styles? speakers?
    i listen to alot of electronic/house/techno music...
    i need to get a good set of speakers that i can play most music on, and maybe use for fronts for my theater setup also... 80% music, 20% theater use....

    so far i picked a sony

    STR-DA2000ES *reviever

    Sony DVP-NC555ES ES *5-dvd/cd player

    i want to spend about $600 max on speakers....just 2 (no need for a sub-woofer yet)

    i have been researching nht sb-3 and klipsch sb-3's. i like the smaller size vs getting some huge cerwin vega's up front. mid-bass is more important that boomy bass...
    any other ideas?
  • 01-14-2004, 07:05 AM
    manek
    jamo E855, D570
    Monitor audio bronze B4
  • 01-14-2004, 07:35 AM
    Willow
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jfish
    i listen to alot of electronic/house/techno music...
    i need to get a good set of speakers that i can play most music on, and maybe use for fronts for my theater setup also... 80% music, 20% theater use....

    so far i picked a sony

    STR-DA2000ES *reviever

    Sony DVP-NC555ES ES *5-dvd/cd player

    i want to spend about $600 max on speakers....just 2 (no need for a sub-woofer yet)

    i have been researching nht sb-3 and klipsch sb-3's. i like the smaller size vs getting some huge cerwin vega's up front. mid-bass is more important that boomy bass...
    any other ideas?

    Well if you listen to house...your mids are not going to give you the oumph needed for bass....if its boomy it wasnt set up right
  • 01-14-2004, 07:37 AM
    markw
    Sounds like a match made in heaven...
    http://www.audioadvisor.com/store/pr...sp?sku=ATHASF2

    Getting great reviews, I've heard 'em and, after listening to quite a few other more famous widely distributed speakers, own their little bro.

    They can easily be "expanded" to a full blown HT for a llttle more. ..also available a Best Buy.
  • 01-14-2004, 07:40 AM
    jfish
    thanks for the info....

    not alot of action in here i see... or maybe it because i'm new or you guys have been asked this question 1000's of times.

    thanks again.

    i plan to stay around. lots of good info in here :)
  • 01-14-2004, 08:02 AM
    Willow
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jfish
    thanks for the info....

    not alot of action in here i see... or maybe it because i'm new or you guys have been asked this question 1000's of times.

    thanks again.

    i plan to stay around. lots of good info in here :)

    you may want to look at athena, polk, JBL (ok but not great)...the klipsh..if you like the horn type sound, go and listen to the different brands
  • 01-14-2004, 02:01 PM
    Bryan
    How about a pair of JBL E-20s (not the best but has the same sonic signature as the E-90s) for $200 delivered and Adire Audio Rava for $400 (probably closer to $450 delivered)? This covers the entire audio spectrum, gives you an excellent sub, plus gives you a pair of speakers to use as surrounds at a later time.
  • 01-15-2004, 04:24 AM
    hertz
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by manek
    jamo E855, D570
    Monitor audio bronze B4

    Manek,
    How much do the e 855 cost?
  • 01-15-2004, 08:06 PM
    manek
    jamo E855 costs abot 42k.