But they don’t sound that GREAT even in the prime listening spot. Actually my biggest praise for the speakers is how relatively GOOD they sound in all parts of the room.
The main listening area is about 15-16 feet away (alone the opposite wall) and centered on the speakers. The system is situated on one end of the 27’ wall (1 speaker near corner of room), speakers about 9 feet apart and angled slightly in. The dimensions are 27 x 18 feet with a 14’ high cathedral ceiling.
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The room is full of hard surfaces- pergo floor with area rugs, sheetrock walls, not that much furniture, no drapes, etc. I am thinking my room may be part or all of the issue. I know a lot of audiophiles say Def Techs are not great for music only but I have also read many glowing reviews of the 7001’s for music applications. I listen to mainly music and do not yet have surround sound, so I am talking strait 2 channel stereo here. Receiver was highly rated and seems to work fine. This was one of the top Denon models a couple years ago (replaced by 3806 I think). I am running them off a Denon 3805 (120 Watt per channel) receiver. My other complaint is on many recordings the vocals sound “buried” in the mix- not as prominent as they should be. But for many recordings (more “rock” oriented with lots of guitars and layers of sound), Cd’s and LP’s, they sound harsh, fatiguing, and the mid range is flat and muddy. They even sound good on some earlier remastered recordings like The Band’s boxed set. They sound good (but not mind blowing) on some recordings such as Diana Krall’s “Girl in the Other Room” and James Taylor’s “Hourglass”. The problem is I am not satisfied with the sound I am getting from them. About a year ago I purchased a brand new pair of Definitive Technology BP7001SC speakers.
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