[alanford69]

Hello, could anybody give me an opinion if a pair of Middle-T loudspeakers fed by a 4B cubed would sound properly in a 35 squared meters (should be around 376 squared feed) environment like this, see the attached picture:



I know the sound accuracy will depend on the furniture etc. but I just wanted to know if the sound pressure the middle-t can generate in the low frequencies in such an open environment will be optimal, as you can see there are no doors on the right side so this room is open to other room and stairs and I had such an issue with other speakers. Unfortunately it's not easy to listen to Bryston speakers in Italy but i am truly interested in trying them. Thanks in advance!

[James Tanner]

Hi Alan - so roughly 22 feet by 18. Ceiling height?

james

[alanford69]

Hi James, thanks for your quick reply, the ceiling is 2,7m which should be approx. 8’10 in feet

[James Tanner]

OK that's a good size room and I have used the Middle T's in larger rooms at shows etc. with good results.
So I think the Middle T's would work fine in your setup.

best
james

[alanford69]

OK that's a good size room and I have used the Middle T's in larger rooms at shows etc. with good results.
So I think the Middle T's would work fine in your setup.

best
james

Thank you very much!

[James Tanner]

Hi Alan

I thought you may be interested in this measurement showing the capability of the Bryston speakers relative to Dynamic range.  Important especially in filling a large room.



Dynamic compression, or the inability to maintain composure under high playback levels plagues many loudspeakers. Bryston’s astonishing lack of compression brings a lifelike realism to dynamic events in music and movie soundtracks without introducing artifacts that might disrupt your enjoyment. Note that the frequency response of the speaker at a punishing 110dB is virtually identical to that of the speaker at a more common level of 90dB. This is astonishing performance regardless of price