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need your thoughts on front book shelf speakers

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Thread Starter 
I am looking for new front speakers that are well balanced and wide imaging at low volume. I have been looking at Energy rc10, axiom M3, paradigm atoms and monitor audio br2.
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Here are some very nice bookshelf speakers, that are very good for movies, but also are very good with music. http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/lsi/#lsi9 These are 4 ohm speakers, so they like having a little power to push them. I've never heard one bad thing said about them. I have a pair of them myself, and very much like them. I wish I could afford to buy another pair.
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Thread Starter 
I am looking for a pair of speakers for below $350 just to listen  to music in stereo. I have Klipsch RF-82 for my fronts on the home theater.  You have to run them at high volume to over come the horn tweeters and the bass is flat at low volume.
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i've got a wide range of axioms in multiple rooms in my house. 
i've been extremely happy with every axiom purchase i've made.
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You can build one hell of a set of bookshelf speakers for $350

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Andrew,

Welcome to the forum.

Oh, come on, stop advising evryone to build their own speakers, please. It's not everybody's job hobby and/or pleasure.


Cees
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Maybe not, but......... if you look at what you go to the store and buy for all kinds of money vs. what you can build, why wouldn't you. I originally bought a pair JBL ND910's for my system and after going through them and upgrading the components I have no idea why someone would have paid $700MSRP for a pair of these speakers. Even my friends Paradigms that reatil for $3000 ea. look pretty but sound wise aren't any better than what I have seen home built for a fraction of the cost. His question is about what he can do for a good set of bookshelf spreakers for under $350 and I gave him my opinion. Sorry if this is something not allowed. I will not post anything esle. 
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