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My room is (12x12), I have CM9 pair, CM5 pair and CM5. And I have told that CM9 need space to breath. Is that correct.
My room is (12x12), I have CM9 pair, CM5 pair and CM5. And I have told that CM9 need space to breath. Is that correct.
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I have a pair of 802s in a room that size! But the key to it is moving them away from the walls. Its a small room if you have to compromise on where you put the speakers.
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If Michael Fremer can have Wilson Alexandria XLF speakers in his little room, then you can certainly figure a way to make you CM9's work to your satisfaction in yours. :WComment
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I also have this problem. I've moved and have two places to choose from for my 683S1's. Either and open space (basement rec room) or a bedroom that's 9.5x9.0 feet. Is that to small?
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Yes, V true!
A bit of a tongue-in-cheek statement on my part.
But with a tinge of good intent meant.
Near-field listening position using the Cardas rules may be good place to start for such situation.
I remember reading not long ago how EveAnna Manley described her humble (as in proportionally large speakers in a small room) home listening room using a similar approach.Comment
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