Floor Standing Speakers that hits you in the chest kinda ....Under 1 L

[Rajkumars]

Hi all .... I was looking for For Bookshelves that could do it .... But couldn't find any .... So I am looking among Floor Standers now ..... It should produce clean thumping bass .... hits you in the chest kinda ....

Room Size : 22 ft x 15 ft

 

[Decadent_Spectre]

Didn't you already make a thread?

If you are serious, here you go -

https://www.amazon.in/QSC-K12-2-Active-Powered-Loudspeaker/dp/B06Y477LND

IIRC they are sold each, so you'd need to buy 2 of the above.

 

[Lizard King]

Cerwin Vega. If they are available.

 

[manav24]

Reach out to Amit from Indiqaudio, Platinum Achaal may fit your bill as it has rave reviews on HFV itself.

 

[Decadent_Spectre]

Cerwin Vega. If they are available.

Cerwin Vegas IME don't have that kick in the chest, as always demo first if possible.

 

[OM_2K19]

Q Acoustics 3050i is an all-rounder within your Budget. The Bass is really good, if you want more, adding a Sub never hurts.

Home review

Q Acoustics reaffirms its position of pre-eminence in the midrange floorstander market.

www.whathifi.com

Edit:- typo

 

[Rajkumars]

Didn't you already make a thread?

If you are serious, here you go -

https://www.amazon.in/QSC-K12-2-Active-Powered-Loudspeaker/dp/B06Y477LND

IIRC they are sold each, so you'd need to buy 2 of the above.

Oh that was for Bookshelves

 

[Decadent_Spectre]

They are larger than regular bookshelves. If you want a full size pro speaker you need to increase your budget or settle for some lower "quality" pro speakers. Here are the lower quality speakers if you wish to look into them, note they are passive so you will need an amp -

https://www.tatacliq.com/jbl-jrx225-two-way-sound-reinforcement-speaker-system/p-mp000000004740841

 

[Lizard King]

Cerwin Vegas IME don't have that kick in the chest, as always demo first if possible.

Yeah you are right. More of a party speaker with no particular attributes but a shouty presentation. Have heard only once long ago.

 

[Decadent_Spectre]

Yeah you are right. More of a party speaker with no particular attributes but a shouty presentation. Have heard only once long ago.

With some EQ it's a rather smooth sounding speaker if you like smooth. Better than most speakers often mentioned here if one can look past their bias.

 

[Pratyush J]

Reach out to Amit from Indiqaudio, Platinum Achaal may fit your bill as it has rave reviews on HFV itself.

+1. Their Diamond Achals were available for 1L under group buy. As said by @Alfahath, selection of the Amp is equally important

 

[spirovious]

Usually speakers which outputs below 40hzs(as per specs)and have bigger drivers can present deep/heavy bass.Need a good matching amp though.

 

[sbg]

few related videos that can help.

How to get bass slam - PS audio
How to build a system to feel the bass - PS audio ( REL sub HT/1508 Predator )

 

[prateekatasniya]

Use a speaker with pro driver to get that feel..
The actual SPL felt vs the measured SPL for short bursts ( example kick drums) is different.
For example
For short bursts.
If the spl meter ( good one) kept in fast mode - shows 105db this would feel like something between 90-95db.

And then the equal loudness curves means human perception in the lower frequency isn't that sensitive which means more SPL is needs to feel the same loudness.

Both this when taken into consideration mandates use of high sensitivity drivers.

All this comes under the subject psychoacoustics.

 

[ssf]

Yes I have to agree that the professional powered speakers would give the biggest thump for the largest chest.

But the OP's requirements are different and a bit confusing. He likes sort of chest hitting bass without compromising audiophile qualities, that is, if I have read him right from his last thread.

 

[ajuvignesh]

If possible do audition Taga harmony 806F. It's a huge floorstander with two 8 inch drivers in each cabinet. With my amp, I get little chest hits. May be my amp is not great with mid bass.

 

[Analogous]

I am thinking…

“Hit you in the chest“ bass means: Fast and powerful waves of air pressure that can be felt by the body, including the chest cavity means that large enough displacement of air at brief/fast intervals. In a closed space.

A large enough (10” or more?) woofer cone powered adequately in a small or medium sized room should move enough air to create such pressure waves.

This can be inside the towers or in a separate box (a separate subwoofer)

Then it’s about selecting the best quality of these within your budget.

@Rajkumars after the suggestions above did you have any short list of tower speakers or SW?

 

[keith_correa]

chest kinda ...

I've been meaning to ask you in the other thread but forgot to. Is "kinda" a vernacular word? What does "kinda" mean exactly? In what language?

 

[amrutmhatre90]

Today I was speaking with my cousin, who is handles all DJ equipment and provides sound solution. We chatted long about these topics.

The thing with chest hitting bass is it is not below 60-80 hz. The music in pubs and remixes are tuned with such beats they feel chest thumping, that makes everyone groove. And the speakers are designed that way, if you play normal songs with deep bass or songs we test at home on the same speakers they don't sound that good something is a miss.

For music at home such chest hitting bass is not advisable, it might become fatiguing after sometime.
To show off the system it is a great experience, but to sit and listen for long hours and enjoy the music I doubt it can be a good experience.
Best option is to add a sub, if I want to feel the bass I do it always.

But again it depends on person to person.
Best is to audition which gives you satisfaction, following speakers are on top of my list.
1. IndiaqAudio Diamonds or Achals 3 Way.
2. Q Accoustics 3050i
3. PSB Alfa T20 though these are very small and easy on pocket, has got good reviews.
4. Polk RTi A9

 

[bloredude]

No need to spend Rs 1 lac. Buy these and spend the rest of the money on COVID victim children