I love audio like you guys, but I'm super frugal. It's Erin's fault I redid my front sound stage. After watching a ton of videos I choose the KEF Q150 for the 3 fronts. My wife has hearing issues and I'm a cheap audiophile. These speakers were a huge hit in my house.
Once you are in this hobby for a couple weeks, you realize what you thought was budget was actually the floor of what anything costs. I remember when I thought a $2000 tv was ridiculous. But that’s just what stuff costs, especially now.
My living room just has a sound bar, but I modified it's wireless sub to feed a corner loaded Monoprice 12" 150w RMS and it bumps more than the wife can tolerate. $100 for a bit more bass vs $1000+ for entire new sound bar system.
Managing expectations is important in general. My degree of happiness is inversely proportional to my degree of expectations and directly proportional to my degree of acceptance.
I love audio like you guys, but I'm super frugal. It's Erin's fault I redid my front sound stage. After watching a ton of videos I choose the KEF Q150 for the 3 fronts. My wife has hearing issues and I'm a cheap audiophile. These speakers were a huge hit in my house.
The Polk PSW10 I had and was just boomy and didn’t blend well. I went Jamo C912 and it works way better
Once you are in this hobby for a couple weeks, you realize what you thought was budget was actually the floor of what anything costs. I remember when I thought a $2000 tv was ridiculous. But that’s just what stuff costs, especially now.
Starke SW15 back at $499.00, I have a pair stacked behind my main seating position and 🔊🔊
My living room just has a sound bar, but I modified it's wireless sub to feed a corner loaded Monoprice 12" 150w RMS and it bumps more than the wife can tolerate. $100 for a bit more bass vs $1000+ for entire new sound bar system.
Have a good July 4th fellas😊😊😊
The Polk PSW10 I had was just boomy and didn’t blend well. I went Jamo C912 and it works way better
Managing expectations is important in general. My degree of happiness is inversely proportional to my degree of expectations and directly proportional to my degree of acceptance.