One thing to note is that the room correction would lower the level
slightly depending on the amount of correction needed since the
adjustment is done mostly by cutting off the peaks to get the
frequency response closer to the target curves. So I would pick an
efficient pair.
The possibility of upgrading is enormous with both the TacT system or
with other computer based correction systems. I would think ahead
and consider the possibility of digital multiamping and an addition
of a pair of corner subs. So considering to get TacT speakers or
building a DIY pair for incorporating active crossovers might be a
good idea also.
Hiroyuki
On Jul 19, 2006, at 11:33 PM, jfo wrote:
. In that case my original question still stands ... i.e. does anyone
have recommendations for speakers to go with the TacT?
I'm a long time Tact user and would no longer live without room
correction. I started with the 2.2X with analogue amps and then
switched to the digital 2150 amps. On the Tact forum you will find
many, many users with a very wide selection of speaker brands and
types. Aside from questions about using Tact with dipoles or somewhat
esoteric speakers, there is almost no discussion of speaker preference
or bias in terms of compatibility with Tact and room correction. You
should experience significant gains with almost any system, at least
those of conventional design. But, trying it is the best approach!
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