Donald_Spry
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I not sure what happened with the first post, so let me try this again.
I am looking to finally add some budget speakers to my bedroom system. I just picked up a demo NAD t751 for $300, so I would be pushing about 60w per channel.
My trouble is choosing the speakers. I only want the two front speakers for now. My goal is to add more later (money)to complete a nice multi channel audio and HT set up. I am just curious how these speaker lines compare with each other. Are they equal comparisons? Also, how would you rate their tonal qualities -bright,forward,warm,open.
Axiom M3TiSe (too bright?)
Dahlquist QX6
KEF Q1 (where does this compare in relation to the other speaker lines? Are they equal to Paradigm Monitor series and Dahlquist QX's?)
Paradigm MiniMonitor
As you can tell from my choices, I am going to stay under $500. I currently have Paradigm Studio 40's in my main room, an I love them for HT, but I find them a bit forward or 2D for music.
Thanks for your help,
DJ
I am looking to finally add some budget speakers to my bedroom system. I just picked up a demo NAD t751 for $300, so I would be pushing about 60w per channel.
My trouble is choosing the speakers. I only want the two front speakers for now. My goal is to add more later (money)to complete a nice multi channel audio and HT set up. I am just curious how these speaker lines compare with each other. Are they equal comparisons? Also, how would you rate their tonal qualities -bright,forward,warm,open.
Axiom M3TiSe (too bright?)
Dahlquist QX6
KEF Q1 (where does this compare in relation to the other speaker lines? Are they equal to Paradigm Monitor series and Dahlquist QX's?)
Paradigm MiniMonitor
As you can tell from my choices, I am going to stay under $500. I currently have Paradigm Studio 40's in my main room, an I love them for HT, but I find them a bit forward or 2D for music.
Thanks for your help,
DJ