How well would these fill out the middle register?I have very nice small bookshelves and a very strong sub, but my mid range is lacking.
332115
very nicely! $4$ you"ll love em got 4 just for that reason would recommend these speakers!
332116
These speakers have a well rounded mid range and crisp highs. They should fill in good if you have the low bass covered.
332117
All I can tell you is these speakers are so worth the money, my system cranks now and I'm using them along with a 12" powered sub. I tied them into my 5.1 surround sound so movie watching is amazing. I also believe they sound better now with many continuous hours of Pandora played through them. Plus a 7 year warranty!
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These speakers have a great frequency range. They should do ok. To get strong midrange, you really need multiple small woofers(like these) I would suggest using this pair in conjunction with your current pair to get a stronger midrange frequency boost. Especially with a "very strong sub". Or purchasing towers with multiple small drivers. Just a suggestion. On a side note, speaker position in relation to seating position is very important, more so for 2 channel listening. Room acoustics are also a huge factor. Perhaps repositioning your speakers would help with this issue? Food for thought.... Happy listening ☺ These speakers have a great frequency range. They should do ok. To get strong midrange, you really need multiple small woofers(like these) I would suggest using this pair in conjunction with your current pair to get a stronger midrange frequency boost. Especially with a "very strong sub". Or purchasing towers with multiple small drivers. Just a suggestion. On a side note, speaker position in relation to seating position is very important, more so for 2 channel listening. Room acoustics are also a huge factor. Perhaps repositioning your speakers would help with this issue?... » Read More These speakers have a great frequency range. They should do ok. To get strong midrange, you really need multiple small woofers(like these) I would suggest using this pair in conjunction with your current pair to get a stronger midrange frequency boost. Especially with a "very strong sub". Or purchasing towers with multiple small drivers. Just a suggestion. On a side note, speaker position in relation to seating position is very important, more so for 2 channel listening. Room acoustics are also a huge factor. Perhaps repositioning your speakers would help with this issue? Food for thought.... Happy listening ☺ « Show Less
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Mids are OK for this price range. They can be seriously better if modded properly.
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It's definitely not going to take the place of 2 12" speakers. I run 4 of these speakers only powered by my kenwood 4x50w head unit. I do have an 8" infinity sub in the trunk. And it's fantastic! When the sub is turned off it's a very noticeable drop in bass. They may be better powered by a dedicated amp, i would be interested to see how that works as i've been thinking of getting another amp.
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I appreciate that, I wanted to get back to you.I love my Definitive speakers I am running the 40s on the sides I'm running actually 10 speakers with definitive studio 350s in the rear a separate single powered older Definitive subwoofer I bought in the early 90s for the heck of it, the 8060's in the front, and an 8080 center speaker. I listen to a lot of heavy metal and I like my whole house to expand and they do the trick, your set up sounds perfect for the 40s, I'm sure you'll love them.Stan
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Why? You would need to use it as a replacement for 1 of your bookshelves, then buy another to get matching sound. To me, that is a waste of money. I would suggest getting better bookshelves or even towers if you have the room.
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These are specifically made for high end home theatre in the compact category and I am very happy with them. I have three mounted on the wall with my tv as a pair of fronts and centre channel. But you will also need a sub (Dynamo 700) and a different pair of rears (motion2s). Once set up and broken in, it sounds amazing!!!
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anything is possible but how would you modify them to make them look good and save money,i would just bookshelf speakers.good luck
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I have a small room with limited space, so I got 2 small but powerful speakers. I purchased the Micca MB42 Bookshelf speakers for $60. They're super inexpensive, and I just love them and their sound.
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I have them on a shelf that's 45" high an there 5' 6" apart. I use a 10" Polk 100w sub with them, to me they sound great with or with out the sub at the lissening level I use them!
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they would do the job nice clean mids and round bass, to help out a sub would go along way to avoid driving the main speakers too hard
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I just got the RF 82's too and paired them with the RS-52's. The RS-52's sound great with in the setup. These surrounds are like 2 bookshelves combined in a semi circle array. If you are willing to pay a little more for the 62's why not go for a little more power. I would say get a good center too at least RC-62 or above to make a good match.
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Generally they always tell you to try to move these types of speakers into a corner. However, given that it wasn't practical to do that in the room that I have the Sonos Sub. I have it in the middle of the room and believe me it is pretty powerful and I don't have any bass loss. I am not pushing it at all. They supply a way to configure it pretty easily. I have from time to time adjusted it depending if I am switching from rock to classical which I might push it up a bit more. I don't think you will have to worry about the placement at all. That being said when it comes to music and sound everyone has different tastes. i don't think you will be disappointed with the performance wherever you locate it
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I am no expert. I am using a pair of 10+ years old Jamo bookshelf speakers. I am happy with this setup.
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I'd say that's asking a lot from a 12" sub. My suggestion, go bigger and use multiple units (2, 4 or more).
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This sub-woofer will not fit the best as a mid-range speaker. I will suggest to go for a woofer that is smaller then 6.5 and fits the voices (mid) freqs.
112997
The speakers are not made for a large space. Imagine sitting at your computer and having the speakers excite the space within an area of 30 sq ft. In this area they are clear, with great definition. I have B&W; speakers that can handle 200 watts each and an REL Sub. These are made for a large room and at low gain fill the room. You would be better to get a pair of Senheisser or Grado headphones and plug them into the MM1 jack.
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Hi there, I owned two set of these speakers, they are nice and adequate for a small room. However, I found that if you need to get the children's attentions, you may have to have two sets (4 pieaces) at four corner for the sound to be adequate
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The sensitivity for those bookshelf speakers is 87db. Its pretty average. Pyle is usually completely wrong with their power specifications but 8 watts should be more than enough for nearfield and enough to fill a small room. The dayton dta 1 and smsl sa50 are other options in the price range.