You could call that your Lennon closetFinally dialed in my vinyl set up. I built the bureau and then took it apart and built it again! 1976-77 era Pioneer turntable and receiver. 1975 Advent speakers. I also have an amp to push the signal out to some speakers on the deck (speaker cable through the floor, under the house, up through the deck). We get a lot of enjoyment out of this music machine
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Thanks! The speakers themselves look really cool, but there are no stands for them, and they are literal balls that roll around. I have them perched on some rolls of tape in the picture.
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I was curious about these. I remember reading about them in Stereophile. Since then, the reviews have been promising.
At the moment, I can’t say. I’ve had them in our bedroom because I don’t have a space in the living room, nor in the downstairs family room. I need another room! So just a “traditional” flanking the components and about ten feet apart. Sound fantastic is all I can say with certainty and since the MBR is just off the open LR/DR/kitchen area I just crank them up when out there. Bedroom isn’t all that small but placement isn’t as critical in there - - great spot to recline and read/listen or just listen.
No mater what brand you end up going with I think a 2 way speaker would be the best option as it will give you a bit better clarity. There is a reason most speakers have a separate tweeter or high end driver.
Maybe you’ve never heard a one broadband-foster loaded horn. No more clarity needed, just deep bass is lacking a bit. Like that Enclosure: P1000-BH - Back-loaded Horn Enclosure Box for P1000K | Speaker Components| Fostex - https://fostexinternational.com/docs/speaker_components/P1000-BH.shtml
I said most speakers….. and good luck fitting that into that small ball
