Ok...
Here's a hypothetical question I've been pondering...
Since the system I'm assembling is a 'den system,' and my den entails mombo bookshelves, I may be looking at integrating the speakers onto the shelves. If I do, it sure seems like they'd have to be either sealed box or front ported.
Brings up the question, HOW does a speaker need to be designed in order to be truly "bookshelf?"
And taking it one step further, limiting the topic to what's out there new on the market & going with msrp, what would be the best (sounding/performing) truly bookshelf speakers at:
$1500 a pair
$1000 a pair
$700 a pair
T.M.
Ok...
Here's a hypothetical question I've been pondering...
Since the system I'm assembling is a 'den system,' and my den entails mombo bookshelves, I may be looking at integrating the speakers onto the shelves. If I do, it sure seems like they'd have to be either sealed box or front ported.
Brings up the question, HOW does a speaker need to be designed in order to be truly "bookshelf?"
And taking it one step further, limiting the topic to what's out there new on the market & going with msrp, what would be the best (sounding/performing) truly bookshelf speakers at:
$1500 a pair
$1000 a pair
$700 a pair
T.M.