Since my Edifier C3 set has now died, looking to get a nice stereo setup for the living room. Im guessing pretty much anything I pick will be a massive upgrade from these speakers - I've heard the Swan D1080iv and found them really good but since speakers generally last very long, I figured I might as well get something really good so I wont be tempted to upgrade every couple of years.
I've attached a couple of pics of the room that I happened to have with me.
The room size is approx 12ft x 18ft. The current speakers were connected to the Tv as well as to the PC (I have a Xonar DG), and I used a Moto Stream for bluetooth streaming. Im not sure which speakers would suit the room as you'll notice theres a big showcase with plenty of glass so I guess that will affect the sound quite a bit.
Mostly listen to 80s/90s Rock and pop music, Hymns, and a bit of everything else. They would be mostly for background music and not too much of critical listening so would prefer speakers that I can play for long hours without getting tired of listening to them. Also, they should not be too critical of the source since I have a lot of songs encoded in mp3 (Have flac music as well but lots and lots of mp3 songs).
Have been browsing through the forums and was wondering whether it will be a better idea to pick up a chinese amp for about 10k and allocate the rest towards the speakers. Would it be a good idea to pick up floorstanders for about 40k since I'll need to get stands if I get a pair of bookshelves and may need a sub as well since bookshelves dont go as low as floorstanders?
Would the above be overkill considering I'm coming from a set of computer speakers and would something like the Mission LX2 + Chinese amp be more than enough for me? And maybe add in a sub to this combination if the LX2 is not very good at bass? My budget is flexbile and if im getting something really good in 25k I dont mind going with that option. On the other hand, if ill get significantly more value for even 60k, I dont mind stretching to that much.
Look forward to your opinions. I'm based in Mumbai btw so please also let me know where I can go to audition the speakers you guys recommend. I dont even mind second hand if i'm getting a really good deal. Thanks!
I've attached a couple of pics of the room that I happened to have with me.
The room size is approx 12ft x 18ft. The current speakers were connected to the Tv as well as to the PC (I have a Xonar DG), and I used a Moto Stream for bluetooth streaming. Im not sure which speakers would suit the room as you'll notice theres a big showcase with plenty of glass so I guess that will affect the sound quite a bit.
Mostly listen to 80s/90s Rock and pop music, Hymns, and a bit of everything else. They would be mostly for background music and not too much of critical listening so would prefer speakers that I can play for long hours without getting tired of listening to them. Also, they should not be too critical of the source since I have a lot of songs encoded in mp3 (Have flac music as well but lots and lots of mp3 songs).
Have been browsing through the forums and was wondering whether it will be a better idea to pick up a chinese amp for about 10k and allocate the rest towards the speakers. Would it be a good idea to pick up floorstanders for about 40k since I'll need to get stands if I get a pair of bookshelves and may need a sub as well since bookshelves dont go as low as floorstanders?
Would the above be overkill considering I'm coming from a set of computer speakers and would something like the Mission LX2 + Chinese amp be more than enough for me? And maybe add in a sub to this combination if the LX2 is not very good at bass? My budget is flexbile and if im getting something really good in 25k I dont mind going with that option. On the other hand, if ill get significantly more value for even 60k, I dont mind stretching to that much.
Look forward to your opinions. I'm based in Mumbai btw so please also let me know where I can go to audition the speakers you guys recommend. I dont even mind second hand if i'm getting a really good deal. Thanks!