it has 8x 5.25" woofers, so it can do bass. maybe close to one 14" woofer in total. and that speaker really does need custom dsp option, for example set high pass so it can play louder and integrate subwoofer. on top of do room equalization.
If someday I can afford nice speakers (after I retire?), would I need to replace the LCR all at once with a single brand of speakers or could I buy one brand of L/R and a different brand of center? Which would I replace first? My LCR and heights are Klipsch RP-series and the surrounds are cheap Polk satellites. One Polk and one Klipsch sub stacked on top of each other.
it has 8x 5.25" woofers, so it can do bass.
maybe close to one 14" woofer in total.
and that speaker really does need custom dsp option, for example set high pass so it can play louder and integrate subwoofer. on top of do room equalization.
If someday I can afford nice speakers (after I retire?), would I need to replace the LCR all at once with a single brand of speakers or could I buy one brand of L/R and a different brand of center? Which would I replace first? My LCR and heights are Klipsch RP-series and the surrounds are cheap Polk satellites. One Polk and one Klipsch sub stacked on top of each other.
they have a deep bass only if the volume is very high. if you want bass a lower volume, pair it with FEF KC92. they sound great
Actually, it’s the other way around. The DSP limits LFE at higher volume.
Kef ftw
Not loud enough.. I wonder how loud u listen 😅😅