Replace RP250f to 260f?

[Dave911]

Hello.

My room 18m2

I Have RP250f I think to sell this model and buy 260f.

Because I have very little bass and low midrange fill, and the impression of small sound.

I need to add +4 bass on Yamaha 657, just somehow playing.

Are the differences between 250 and 260 worth the extra 400$?

If Difference is minimal then I will stay with 250

Thank you all

 

 

 

 

[Dave911]

RP 250f replaced to polish tower BMN s2 sound 100 times better, epic bass.

[willland]

2 hours ago, Dave911 said:

RP 250f replaced to polish tower BMN s2 sound 100 times better

100 times better? 100 times?

 

2 hours ago, Dave911 said:

epic bass

Epic bass most likely because of floor reinforcement, boundary gain.

 

Bill

[Dave911]

This is just a proverb. These speakers are very similar to Klipsch, the high tones are intense but not tiring. Columns are made to order, there are no shops. If I had bought 260 at first, I probably would not need a replacement. The 250f is a very poor model, it can work well in 5.1, unfortunately in stereo poorly

[willland]

52 minutes ago, Dave911 said:

This is just a proverb.

I know, I was just goofing around.

 

53 minutes ago, Dave911 said:

The 250f is a very poor model, it can work well in 5.1, unfortunately in stereo poorly

If you are speaking about trying to fill a large room, then that is probably very true.  In a small room and near field, I think the RP250F's would be very balanced and do many things right.

 

Bill

[RoboKlipsch]

A subwoofer is a much better way to improve bass.  the diff bn 250 260 and 280 basswise is not that much.  they are full range and have to focus on the whole spectrum.

 

placement has a major effect on bass too.  closer to back wall increases bass and increases the frequency for SBIR.  try moving them around for more bass.