would 2 of these in a 15 by 15foot room be enough or overkill
209796
Would be plenty and if it it's too much you can always turn the gaindown for more sound control. I have two subs also, and I don't think it's too much personally.
209797
Yea, Probably overkill. But, If you are a bass craver like me.......GO FOR IT! I also have a 15" Paradigm sub hooked up to my system. I can rock the house!
209798
It's going to depend on how much stuff you have in the room. Also, whether it's carpeted or not. I have a 10" Veladyne in my 25 x 20 living room. It's full of acoustical deadening things. A huge couch, love seat & chair. Along with a plethora of things. It's placed in a corner & it rattles the walls. My guess its that unless your room is weird in shape or so full of stuff that you can't hear the person across from you, you will have way too much base. The Sub is efficient & if properly placed should be sufficient. However, should you want to vibrate a beer over to someone across the room from you or you're the type that has 2-12" base drivers in the back of your sub compact, then one should more than do the job...... It's going to depend on how much stuff you have in the room. Also, whether it's carpeted or not. I have a 10" Veladyne in my 25 x 20 living room. It's full of acoustical deadening things. A huge couch, love seat & chair. Along with a plethora of things. It's placed in a corner & it rattles the walls. My guess its that unless your room is weird in shape or so full of stuff that you can't hear the person across from you, you will have way too much base. The Sub is efficient & if properly placed should be sufficient. However, should you want to vibrate a beer over... » Read More It's going to depend on how much stuff you have in the room. Also, whether it's carpeted or not. I have a 10" Veladyne in my 25 x 20 living room. It's full of acoustical deadening things. A huge couch, love seat & chair. Along with a plethora of things. It's placed in a corner & it rattles the walls. My guess its that unless your room is weird in shape or so full of stuff that you can't hear the person across from you, you will have way too much base. The Sub is efficient & if properly placed should be sufficient. However, should you want to vibrate a beer over to someone across the room from you or you're the type that has 2-12" base drivers in the back of your sub compact, then one should more than do the job...... « Show Less
209799
I have one in a 800 square foot room and it fills it plenty. However if the question is "do u need more bass" then Why not have 2
1847921
It is an impressive fan and a definite focal point in the room, my one fan does not feel massive in my modest sized living room and it is much larger than the fan it replaced. If your space is relatively large two should not be a problem. Also this fan should look particularly good viewed from above.
948652
I think it may be a bit small for a room that size. We have it in a room just under 100 Sq ft. I would recommend the 60 inch unit.
434781
Mine are set up in a room 15x20 and they do fine. Of course, this is a subjective area based on preference. I suggest you can always add more speakers if you're not satisfied. I did add a second sub because I love the vibrations when watching a movie.
1297612
Depends on the size of the room and fan speed. Larger rooms allow a higher speed and sound is reasonable. In a smaller room low speed recommended.
142373
Works fine for me in a single room 14X22; but, I have no competing noise. I believe it would be on the light side for what you want... But the price is good enough, so give it a try.
176152
It would not be wider. Bigger is better but 8040 would probably be enough for that small of a room. Just don't Expect booming base.
1272172
It would depend on how much furniture is in the room. It's size is not overwhelming
1404728
I would say that would work quite well. These things are suppose to work up to 500 cubic feet and you probably will be using it in a room about 1176 cubic feet (assuming your ceiling height is 8 foot). If it doesn't buy another. They are inexpensive enough. That's what I am planning to do if need be
439463
I would think it would depend on the size of the room and where you would want the music to be, but we have just 2 in a 1000 sq ft bar and they are amazing speakers. I hope this was helpful. All the best, Joe
1700455
It might be a little small for a room that large. Both of the rooms I put them in are around 9 x 9 and they are perfect.
1015735
I would go for a more powerfull option. In my opinion, one unit of this model, would be suitable for 13x13 ft. area.
1483487
it would run quite a bit and like the other answer depends on other factors. they are not cost effective when running all the time. if it is a one room closed off it probably will work for you
462451
The 15' are nice and loud as mains and too loud for monitors The 12' would probably be too quiet for a mains. But they'd work really well for monitors.
1271778
Two subs is definitely not a waste of money depending on your room. If you have nulls and voids a dual sub setup could help fix that.
891441
I agree with both Steven & Brandon. I have two if r=these sets and I use one of them on a 52" and one on a 65". Both bring up good points and ideas to consider. The further you are from the wall the more back lighting you will see reflecting from it. If you are close, you might want to consider two sets.
1894873
If it is just you, your standard living room space should be fine. It does require some space though, especially if you want to use the jump rope. If you have a clean garage that may be the perfect place.