I've got a pair of Vienna Acoustic Grand Bach floor standers in a decently sized living room. Think this will pack enough punch?
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I am using D7050 with KEF LS50 "bookshelf" type speakers. This is a near-field setup in a small space. For that, it works mostly well. But I don't think D7050 would be enough for larger space.
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I think you'd be a little let down with this amp with your VA Grand Bachs. Those are very good speakers and I think this amp would come up a little short. It doesn't have a ton of head room and midrange is a little weak. I ended up using mine for my outdoor system because it wasn't good enough for my main listening room. The 7050 is a great amp for certain situations but not if you are wanting a high end audiophile sound. It's awesome for my out door speakers because of the convenience factor; airplay, Bluetooth connectivity and the remote app make this amp shine.
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I am using D 7050 for my B&O; Beosound 6000, so I am not sure if it match your needs or not!
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Depend how large is your living room, but as a monitor speakers, you can tot go wrong
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Dear Sheila, this boom box is L O U D you will enjoy it very much for open and large spaces. It should do you just fine. Enjoy and practice a lot, practice makes perfect!!
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It should work perfectly for that. I love this stand. It's solid and stable, unlike most portable music stands.
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As long as they are 8 ohms and 90db efficiency or better. Don't expect ear-splitting volume, but should sound very lush!
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I believe this device needs to be positioned as close to the listeners seating level as possible to be appreciated. The front speakers should roughly be in the same plane as the listener's ears. Don't think you are likely to be satisfied with a floor location. Check the return policy. If you don't like it you may be able to return within 30 days for refund, but you also may have to pay return shipping.
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I would say not. I think you'll find them ideal for a room that size. As with all speakers (and other audio equipment), your ears will be the final judge. So, as with wine, the saying is (something like) "don't let anyone tell you what you're supposed to like."
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Yup most definitely! Our living room is 16X20 too and we have great sound. We just positioned speakers around the room.
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Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.
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The stand it comes with adds about 2in to the height, so figure around 7.5. To answer your question, yes it will. But these were built to be wall mounted....you will get the best sound that way all the time.
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I would think so. I am using as a acoustic treatment in audio speaker design..
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They are fine for powered speakers so long as they have the mounting hole on the bottom. Speakers with 6' to 15' woofers should be fine. The stands are adequate but are a little flimsy; speaking events, moderate get togethers should be fine. Don't expect them to to withstand a solid bump, they will most likely fall over.
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The base is quite heavy and the stand is metal, so it should be able to support at least several pounds of weight. However, these have very specific attachment for speakers, and you need to see if the Pure Acoustics have the same screw holes.
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The tuner and pre-amp are excellent. Oddly enough, floor standing speakers are generally more efficient than bookshelf sized speakers, so depending on your definition of "reasonable levels", I'd say this is probably a good choice, but they do make a 3490 with half again as much power. I have one of each and recommend them both highly.
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It will be enough, bigger would be better but they sound great if even not optimized. Good speakers for the low price.
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Sure, you could put these in a very large, sturdy bookcase with wide and deep shelves. But if you do so, they will not provide the full acoustic quality that they are designed to deliver. The horns in the speaker units are intended to be aligned vertically, and the bass port opens to the rear of the speaker. Ideally, these speakers should stand on the floor, with the rear of the speaker about 12 inches from the wall. If your bookcase has an enclosed back, the bass will be especially impaired. The Klipsch Reference series speakers are great, but the "rear-firing" bass port does limit placement somewhat. Sure, you could put these in a very large, sturdy bookcase with wide and deep shelves. But if you do so, they will not provide the full acoustic quality that they are designed to deliver. The horns in the speaker units are intended to be aligned vertically, and the bass port opens to the rear of the speaker. Ideally, these speakers should stand on the floor, with the rear of the speaker about 12 inches from the wall. If your bookcase has an enclosed back, the bass will be especially impaired. The Klipsch Reference series speakers are great, but the "rear-firing" bass port does... » Read More Sure, you could put these in a very large, sturdy bookcase with wide and deep shelves. But if you do so, they will not provide the full acoustic quality that they are designed to deliver. The horns in the speaker units are intended to be aligned vertically, and the bass port opens to the rear of the speaker. Ideally, these speakers should stand on the floor, with the rear of the speaker about 12 inches from the wall. If your bookcase has an enclosed back, the bass will be especially impaired. The Klipsch Reference series speakers are great, but the "rear-firing" bass port does limit placement somewhat. « Show Less
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Would be a great setup in a small to medium room. The es series center speaker matches perfectly. Set your receiver speaker setting to "small" so they won't be overwhelmed with bass they can't produce.