Mains that are <6" wide? Suggestions? ->> (1 Viewer)

[Zach M]

I'm doing a little research for my father, and his setup dictates that the main speakers must be less than or equal to 6" wide. Now I know there are speakers like this out there, but it's hard to do a search based on dimensions. Could you guys help me out? Budget is to be determined on the available choices, so feel free to suggest anything.

Thanks

 

[Mifr44]

Totem Arro?

 

[Mifr44]

Canton CD 100

Canton LE 207

NOTE: The web page for the LE 207 states a width of 4.7". This is incorrect. It is suppose to be 5.7" (14.5 cm, which is what is listed on the web page).

 

[glenn.arsenault]

Proac Tablette

 

[Debbie_L]

Check out: http://www.roleaudio.com
Kayak (mini-monitor)
Windjammer (floorstander)
(Both are 5.5" wide, although the base on the Windjammer will make it somewhat wider where it contacts the floor)

Also: http://www.nsmaudio.com
(Parent company to Role Audio)
Model 5 (mini-monitor)
Model 10 (mini-monitor)
(various versions of each model are available, all 5.5" wide)

I have a pair of NSM Model 5SE -- "special edition" due to the use of upgraded capacitors (AudioCap Theta film & foil) and real wood veneer, which makes them essentially the same as the more expensive Role Audio Kayaks which use the exact same drivers. I doubt you will find another ultra-mini monitor that sounds as good -- incredible imaging; great mids; smooth, natural highs, and surprisingly good bass for such a small speaker. I use mine with a sealed sub in a 2.1 music-only system. I am told that the Role Audio Windjammer sounds very similar, but with the deeper bass you'd expect from it's larger, ported, floorstanding enclosure.