Need help to build Reference home theatre system)

[Skyforcer85]

Hello!
I want to build powerful home theatre system.
But there are some
problems. My room is quite small - approx 15 square meters
I like
the Reference line speakers, what model can you advice?
For now, my choice is RF-63 as the main speakers, because of power handling
(my system is NAD T754 + NAD C372(left front, bridge mode) + NAD
C272(right front, bridge mode) works with Infinity Beta 50) - some times I love to listen music at
the extreme volume. But people told me that they are too big for my
room.What can you say about this?
Front speakers will stand along the
bigger wall. My room is not overloaded by furniture - there are a sofa,
a pair of tables and the rack with system.

Beforehand,thank
you!

p.s.
By the way, I saw that RF 63 is twice more
expensive than RF 62(even RF
82) - because of what?
p.s.2 - sorry for my english, I'm from Russia)))

[Kritzer]

Hello!

I believe for a room of that size a pair of RF-63 will do fine. The reason the RF-63 are more expensive is besides visible differences (the addtional driver compared to the RF-62) it includes a different crossover and the drivers in the RF-63 are superior to those in the RF-62. The initial purchasing cost is steep, but in the long run I believe you will enjoy them.

Matt

[Yura]

You should also consider where you will be buying them - as the larger/heavier the speaker - the more it will cost to ship them. Also for small room you should consider bookshelfs like the RB81 paired with RSW-10D. This will give you plenty of loud, clear sound and won't look out of place in a small room.

Udachi s poiskom!

[Southern]

By the way, I saw that RF 63 is twice more
expensive than RF 62(even RF
82) - because of what?

The difference bewteen the RF 63 and RF 62 is like the difference between Jack Daniels Single Barrel and Black Lable. Both are good but the Single Barrel is smoother and more refined and also cost more.

I also like to listen to music at live concert volume levels and the RF 63 or RF 83 will make you glad you spent the extra money.

[Skyforcer85]

Thanks for everyone!

May be you can tell me what it would be the proper position for RF 63's?
What is the minimum distance from the back wall? I heared that it is
necessary to put them as far as possible from the back wall because of
rear-firing ports?

and what would be better?

- one RSW-10D, or a pair of RW-10D?

[Stolenrs]

not sure if it's really correct or not, but I was always told that the distance from wall = size of your ports, so a 4" port would be 4" from the wall.

As for the subs, I am a big fan of dual subs.... but I would go for dual 12"

~ross

[Kritzer]

The RSW-10D is a beast. I personally would not mind adding one to my setup . However, if your room setup would allow for two subs, the result "might" be superior. The only downfall is ensuring that they are correctly positioned so they do not negatively effect each other.

-Kritzer

[willland]

The reason the RF-63 are more expensive is besides visible differences (the addtional driver compared to the RF-62) it includes a different crossover and the drivers in the RF-63 are superior to those in the RF-62. The initial purchasing cost is steep, but in the long run I believe you will enjoy them.

Another reason for the cost difference is that the RF-63/83 and RC-64 are all made at the Hope, Arkansas factory and they are manufactured with real wood veneers.

Bill

[Skyforcer85]

Hm,ok!

and what about RF 82?

In your opinion, when room is not big, what speaker will be more suitable in such conditions ? with two 8" or three 6,5"woofers? Or it doesn't matter?

[synergyfreak]

if can find a local dealer, and bargain with them if you can, helped me a lot was able to get my rf-62's for 600 total for the pair, rc-62- 350, and rb6'1's 350, along with rb51's to complete my outside 7.1 channel system for 280.