dnavratil Posted May 10, 2015 Share Posted May 10, 2015 David here - I'm rolling it over in my mind about getting a pr of stereo speakers (No Surround). I have a budget of less then $500.00 (New or Used). I don't want book shelf speakers, but floor standing instead. I am not into "Bass" at all and can always add a Sub-Woofer later. My room is 13' x 14'. I live in the Gadsden, Al area and believe me we have no audio stores where I can go and listen to speakers. I "Googled" the Birmingham area for audio stores and they have 8 stores - But they are all for Mobile Audio!! I have to rely on the internet specs and info from you good folks! I'm a senior and mainly listen to Classical, Jazz, Easy Listening. Remember BASS is not high on my needs list!! I have a Pioneer VSX-822k Receiver, 80 Watts per channel! Tks for any help Walker Edison 5 Shelf Glass Rack > Pioneer VSX-822k Receiver > Sony BDP-S590 BR Player > Sennheiser HD598 Link to comment
aljordan Posted May 10, 2015 Share Posted May 10, 2015 Check out the following review of a budget speaker that a few people I know are very happy with. Note that I have not heard them myself, but those who own them think they sound very good. Infinity Primus P363 Loudspeaker | The Absolute Sound http://www.alanjordan.org/ Link to comment
davidbeinct Posted May 11, 2015 Share Posted May 11, 2015 Used is a great way to go with speakers, but shipping can eat up any savings quickly. If you look at US Audio Mart, you can pick which state you want to look at. Right now, if they're still available, there's a guy in Winter Park, FL selling B&W DM640 Speakers for $600. You could see if he'd meet you halfway (still a long drive). Otherwise, I'd keep browsing US Audio Mart and Audiogon and look at used floorstanders. For $500, I'd definitely look for gently used over new. Link to comment
dnavratil Posted May 11, 2015 Author Share Posted May 11, 2015 Thanks for the good info! David Walker Edison 5 Shelf Glass Rack > Pioneer VSX-822k Receiver > Sony BDP-S590 BR Player > Sennheiser HD598 Link to comment
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