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In Reply to: Small Efficient Bookshelf for Office posted by elto on March 19, 2007 at 13:44:48:
I am guessing you're looking for a two-way speaker with about a 6" woofer... My research has lead me to believe that smaller speakers are LESS efficient than larger. (In general.) I would look for EPI 70, Boston A40 and my favorite of the genre, the Celestion Ditton 100. If you can fit a cabinet about a third larger than those three I would look for something in the ADS 400 series. (L400, 420, 470 etc.) Probably all those speakers could provide pleasant moderate listening in a small room with 20-25 watts or so. The only speakers around that size that I would consider efficient that I have heard have been a few Klipsch models, specifically the KG2 and KG1.5 They were pretty good, but nothing I needed to keep. The KG1.5 is pretty small, has a heavy well built cabinet, and a vented 6" woofer. Pretty good bass, but the horn tweeter had a narrow "sweet spot".
Or you might think of your Minimus 7's and hide a powered subwoofer under the desk...--Matt
"Cold Turkey isn't as delicious as it sounds..." --Homer Simpson
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- Hmmmm... - realistico 03/19/0714:12:54 03/19/07 (2)
- Re: Hmmmm... - Roublard Cache 14:15:09 03/19/07 (1)
- Great choice! * - PureAudio 14:18:01 03/19/07 (0)
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