Anyone using A5rx-c speakers upright (vertical)? If I choose to use a pair that way, can I just unscrew and rotate the tweeters? Any comments on the sounds of these as mains?
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A2rx-c as upright bookshelfs or mains?
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The A2 is designed as an LCR speaker, where you can use the same speaker design as a left channel, center channel, or right channel. I'm currently using mine as left and right, but my center is coming back out of the box as soon as I get the TV out of the way. It sounds really nice. I'm not entirely sure how far you can push them, or how loud you can run them full-range though. I've tried to not break mine.
If you run them vertically, you absolutely should rotate the tweeter. It's mentioned in the Arx user manual, which I don't have a link to right now.
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Originally posted by DarkNoghri View PostThe A2 is designed as an LCR speaker, where you can use the same speaker design as a left channel, center channel, or right channel. I'm currently using mine as left and right, but my center is coming back out of the box as soon as I get the TV out of the way. It sounds really nice. I'm not entirely sure how far you can push them, or how loud you can run them full-range though. I've tried to not break mine.
If you run them vertically, you absolutely should rotate the tweeter. It's mentioned in the Arx user manual, which I don't have a link to right now.
My plan is to use two A5rx-c as mains, and test our the A2 as a center. If I'm not thrilled with it as a center, I'll get the Sierra Horizon center with a RAAL, as I think that might actually pair well with the A5s, then get a second A2 to use a bookshelf in another room. Yea, yea, yea, timbre matching, blah blah blah. I just want great sounding dialog :-)
My center has shipped! now just waiting for the mains.
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Originally posted by AllanMaarcus View PostMy center has shipped! now just waiting for the mains.
Edit: here's a couple comments from Jon on the subject.
Originally posted by Jon Lane View PostThat's really great to hear, mustangvxd. I've been promoting triples of the A2rx-c for the front stage for some time. They match, they're acoustically substantial, and this model particularly projects a huge soundstage. A good option for big, room-filling sound from an affordable, relatively compact setup.Originally posted by Jon Lane View PostI find that by a small degree the A3rx-c probably the most musically engaging model in the line, and I find the A2rx-c a probably an unbeatable theater monitor at its cost. The A2rx-c has both the purity of the 2-way and that light-up-the-room quality that sounds like very clean prosound. Three A2rx-c across the front is a lot of fun, as are three A1rx-c, only smaller-sounding and a little more acoustically pinpointed.Last edited by DarkNoghri; 03-02-2015, 11:53 PM.
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