Any diff btw purchasing 2 units vs 1 pair? Will the "pair" be more acoustically matched by the manufacturer? Or I'm thinking too much...?
1287807
I doubt they are truly "matched", but if you are worried about it buy two together since any drift or change in the manufacturing process is likely to be gradual.
1287808
I doubt it. I bought 2 units and they are golden. I don't know how more "acoustically matched" they can be. Just read the Manuel and set them up accordingly and they will not disappoint
1287809
If you buy 1 at a time vs buying a pair together it shouldn't matter as long as they are the same model speaker.
1287810
I would think manufacturing process is steady, thus, eliminating any variability between speakers. They come in individual box anyway--not sold in 'matched' pairs. I really like these monitors--worth the money. E
1287811
Buy two, as they sell only one, and are matched. I made this mistake of waiting to see if this was the case.
1287812
You need to get 1 pair, these are monitors so the left one will be displaying the left pan sound, and the right will be doing the same for the right pan sound, so if you only buy one, you'll have to set the pan to only one monitor which won't be as powerful, hope I helped
1287813
It shouldn't make any difference. They'll probably come in separate boxes either way. Get whatever is most economical. I got mine used/reconditioned. Who knows if they came off the same line. I absolutely love them though. So many new dimensions of sonic pleasure. You won't be disappointed.
1953204
Should. If not get two. Cuz two small ones will give better sound than one large one. Place them on opposite sides of the room if you go with two.
725267
I am very happy with my 6004 model. It is a great value. A store could maybe play both units side by side of sound reproduction. Checking features out would show you other differences that might not be associated with music quality.
1504037
I have never tried more than one pair at a time. But my assumption would be that three distinct pairs would NOT interfere with one another because each microphone/receiver pair has a unique Bluetooth address; they're not designed to pair with anything else. However, any other kind of device operating in the 2.4Ghz band may potentially cause interference. You will have to experiment. Good luck, and let us know if your set up works out.
332118
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
145373
I think you should go for the pair! Only one speaker will give you a mono sound, get the pair and listen to your digital piano in stereo, nothing is going to beat that sound!
1791997
Just my preference but, if I just have two I like them front, about ear level and 4 or 5 feet apart. This better simulates the sound you would get from most situations. If you have 4, I would put 2 front and 2 rear. My system is really old so it doesn't support the 5.1 etc., just an A or B or A+B. Hope this helps. I guess the bottom line comes down to what sounds good to you.
1421800
Be careful, All units are not compatable. We ahd to call bose to do a match. (had to send one back- older model)So I would suggest call bose first they are very helpful.
1438042
Yes, you'd have to order two. I got mine for $500 for the pair from Music123 I believe.
971977
It's a single speaker, not a pair. I paid $275 a piece after the price dropped after they sat in my wishlist for a week. These sell for over $500 a piece at the Klipsch website, which is way too much. I was surprised by how much bass they put out, I find myself having to turn my 15" 300 watt Cerwin Vega sub down when listening to some music. They put out super highs. Home theater wise, they sound very good. I paired them with my F-20's in the front for my 9.2 surround..........
746908
Pair........but, be careful where you buy it. I bought 2 pair, and both were returned due to poor quality.
687169
I only have the one - but with just one unit, I get good sound! I've used it in the garage, out working in the yard, working, and under my truck. I'm not sure if you could get two of them to talk at once through Bluetooth, but I'm sure it could be done with a typical headphone splitter. I would think that the latter method may work, so it's a thought.
1317225
No you don't need a pair - I bought two so I could put one in each of my kids' rooms. Not worth it though! The sound is tinny and not loud enough, and one of them broke right away. I would say invest in something better. (We have a beats pill now that we share & love it.)
723068
Not sure, chat with Bose on their website and they will tell you exactly which one to buy.
599664
Pioneer sells pairs, they do not sell just one speaker. Prices are always for the pair (2 speakers).
1032342
Hi Billc - just to clarify "That is what I did and it works well".Did you buy a matched pair, and further 2 singles, or 2 matched pairs from the outset.Thanks,
875109
My Amazon invoice and personal budget from 2013 says "pair", and since that's what I needed, I assume that's what it was. I must say, they were a decent buy for the money. I checked around at Walmart and Best Buy and they had similar ones for close to the same price but without as much sensitivity. You can feel the bass at times and they are much better than the "premium" junk that came with my 2004 Sunfire.