can PMC Twenty 23 floorstanders go well with NAD D7050 in a living room 4*6 m?
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The NAD is generating 50 Watts for 4 ohms. The PMC twenty are 8 ohm speakers so I think they would be driving them with 25w / channel. I guess it depends on how load you want to play music.
1012903
I can't answer directly, but I am driving B7W CM8's with very satisfying results - If you aren't familiar with these speakers, they are a: 3 -way, Ported, Tower Enclosure Drivers: One 1" Aluminum Dome Tweeter, One 5" Kevlar FST Midrange, Two 5" Paper/Kevlar Woofer MFR: 69 Hz - 22 kHz 3 dB, Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms Crossover Frequencies: 350 Hz, 4 kHz with a recommended Amplifier Power: 30W - 150W. Hope this helps.
1012904
None of us could adequately answer this for you IMHO because it's totally down to your perception. Give them a try- many vendors offer 60 day returns. If you don't like them- return them.
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I can't answer directly, but I am driving B7W CM8's with very satisfying results - If you aren't familiar with these speakers, they are a: 3 -way, Ported, Tower Enclosure Drivers: One 1" Aluminum Dome Tweeter, One 5" Kevlar FST Midrange, Two 5" Paper/Kevlar Woofer MFR: 69 Hz - 22 kHz ± 3 dB, Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms Crossover Frequencies: 350 Hz, 4 kHz with a recommended Amplifier Power: 30W - 150W. Hope this helps.
875336
If you are talking about the physical size of the speaker, it matters not (though matching speakers - size, model, manufacturer - are probably going to give an overall better sound/listening experience.MCACC does not consider anything except the placement of the speakers, which should at least approximate the standards of 5.1, 6.1, 7.1 etc. Please check out this web page on the subject (actually, the entire website is incredibly helpful!): http://www.audioholics.com/home-theater-connection/home-theater-speaker-layout-an-essential-guide
1546166
thank you for the questionactually I returned it back as it didnt match my requirements using it in big room, regarding resolution and illumination (lumins units)wish to help you more :)
2221444
I use the TPP440 in a medium sized bedroom, about 170 sq. ft. It makes a noticeable difference in under an hour, so I would expect it could handle a larger room. Its documentation merely states medium to large rooms, which is not very definitive.
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I have a very small condo and I do it with no problem in my tiny bedroom. So your living room and basement should be no problem.
66626
I purchased the 8060 and couldn't be happier. It has a built-in powered sub-woofer and would definitely have more oomph than the 2000. It can work well in a small to medium size room. The 8060 would be the strongest speaker in your room but you can always trade up the front channel speakers for a more balanced match.
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It works for us in a 2000 square foot home with two levels. There are couple of drop spots. Inside the bathroom closet, one spot at my office, but otherwise, it is quite good. You need to make sure the inside antennae is at least 8' from the box, and the outside antennae needs to be 25' from the inside box. It's quite good, and we are happy with it!
208745
SUPER COMPACT- therefore slow uptake. Probably would need one for each room BUT experiment with one for two rooms. Mine is a bit noisy.
868113
I have a 24x16 room and I have 2-RC85I's, 2-RCI80's, a Pioneer Elite SIW571L 5 1/4" In-Wall CST LCR Speaker and a PSW505 12-Inch Powered Subwoofer and a pioneer amp and they sound really good. good luck with your system.
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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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Hello. I have it in a similar sized room and on the merits of performance, no, it is appropriate and works well. The only gripe/issue I have overall is this center channel speaker is MUCH larger than I anticipated. You need to match it above a TV no smaller than 65"; It needs to be mounted above the TV or if your TV itself is mounted, ensure you have ample room beneath your TV. In general it isn't as eye-appealing as I would have imagined but in terms of performance, I have mine set with Yamaha 7.1 entertainment system and it is clean and crisp for a center channel! Hope that helps!
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You do not want to put 65UB9200 on top of LAP340. Avoid placing any TVs bigger than 42" on top of the plate.LAP340 probably could slide under between the stands but it'll look hideous. I recommend moving the plate to the bedroom, and getting yourself a sound bar or a proper home theater system for the 65" TV that'll do the TV justice.
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I bought these for work but experimented at home first. I also tested on two Denon Recievers, Denon 3312 and the older 2807 (now at work). First of all your amp should be high current or rated for 6 ohms, (these are 6 ohm speakers), I was surprised how far I needed to turn the volume up on both Denons. At home, room size is about what you have, I was ok with the sound they produced until I tried them with one of my subwoofers, I was blown away! I actually checked to see if my Infinity Beta 50's where playing the music. At work with the old 2807 Denon no sub in a large warehouse co-workers have stopped and commented on how nice the music sounds. Sorry for the long answer, I would say if your reciever can handle 6 ohm and you use a subwoofer you will be happy you bought these.
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Yes, it should work fine in a room the siza of a living room but keep in mind that it won't fill a big room by itself.
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Yes. That should be fine as long as you have sufficient bandwidth to support your application and the room has no internal obstructions. If all 20 ipads are streaming HD video you may run into bandwidth issues.
176153
No pun intended but I dont have a definitive answerbut I can say my deftech 8040's were fine in a 20X30 room, I upgraded to 8060's and they are more powerful but for a smaller venue 40's should be ok...
46843
With the system your planning to get above the pl-66 will blend nicely yes it would work awesome make sure when you place the 3 frond speakers left,center,right channel all tweeters are ear height the best and fastest way to do this is by getting a laser and throw a line horizontal accross for your surround speakers they need to be 2 feet down from ceiling sub woofer if possible in front and in the middle of the room if not you will need to do the crawl method to figure out with side will be best for the sub the right side or left side hope this help