DEQX and TACT Room Correction
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Replacements for Infinity RS525
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Replacements for Infinity RS525
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I have a pair of Infinity RS525 floor speakers that have lasted a really long time, but now they seem to be in need of replacement. I was wondering what would be a rough equivalent of the 525's nowadays? Are either the Infinity Primus 360 or the Beta 50 close (if not better)? If not, does anyone have any suggestions? I don't want to spend a fortune, but I would like a decent pair of floor speakers.
Thanks!
EDIT: I noticed the Axiom m60 speakers - they are a bit more than I wanted to spend, but how are they generally regarded?
Excellent music/sonics sacd
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In Ceiling Speakers - Help!!
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In Ceiling Speakers - Help!!
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I realize that in ceiling speakers are not ideal; however, I am stuck with no other options. My house is already prewired and my wife has a fit anytime I metion floor speakers. That being said I would like to get opinions on the better quality in ciling speakers on the market. SPEAKERCRAFT?? SONANCE?? PARADIGM?? Anybody with listening experience??
An Awful Lot of Red Light and Loud Noise
An Awful Lot of Red Light and Loud Noise
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I am trying to decide between the DEQX and TACT 2.2XP systems. My room has serious base problems but it also has issues with higher frequencies due to a fair bit of glass that I cant obscure with curtains etc.
Does anyone know which system is better able to correct high frequencies - DEQX in their white paper says that corrections are more effective at lower frequencies - this worries me. TACT does not have any such disclaimers. Is the processing power/algorith implementations of the two units so different that one would be much better than the other at higher frequencies?