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Small Bookshelf Speakers?

Hi, im trying to find a small bookshelf speakers to use in my very space limited living room. Im looking to spend under $150 for the pair, and I was wondering what the best bookshelf speaker that is smaller than 10 inches high, 6 inches wide, and 7 inches deep. Thanks.
 

Small Bookshelf Speakers?

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Hi, im trying to find a small bookshelf speakers to use in my very space limited living room. Im looking to spend under $150 for the pair, and I was wondering what the best bookshelf speaker that is smaller than 10 inches high, 6 inches wide, and 7 inches deep. Thanks.


The Infinity Primus 140 would meet the demand on size and price, and provide for very high sound quality(neutral) for the relative price in the mid and high frequency bands. However, such a small speaker will not produce substantial low frequency output; a sub woofer(integrated by using your computer sound card bass management options) is needed. I recommend a crossover frequency of not less than 100 Hz(preferably higher) with a 4th order crossover rate with such a small speaker. BTW, this speaker, as good as it is, can be improved substantially with some cheap modification(adding proper acoustic fill material to the inside), if you so desired.

-Chris