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Madar80

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  1. Hello, I've bought some time ago some AR-11 speakers, and the previous owner had them customized with some metallic grilles (picture attached to my message). My question is : can it affect the sound quality? I tinkered the grilles to be sure that there is no contact between the midranges and the metallic grilles ; but still, would it be better to buy some classic style Acoustic Research grilles?

    Thanks a lot. 

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  2. 1 minute ago, genek said:

    If your listening room is of average size and you are not going to play at high levels (two people in listening positions should be able to carry on a conversation without having to raise their voices), you should be ok. If the room is larger and/or you want to play at higher levels, you need more power.

    Thank you for your advice, genek! My living room is not so big, 185 square feet.

  3. Hi everyone, I've both the AR-3a and the AR-11 speakers, and there is indeed a difference in the bass. The AR-3a bass is deeper, smoother and go lower, whereas the AR-11 bass is lighter and more subtle I would say, as you can hear a more discernable difference between bass notes. Listening to the AR-11, I discovered some new aspects of the bass notes of my favorite records, that there a difference between "high bass notes" and "low bass notes". It's like if the bass is singing. 

    Sometimes I change my speakers from AR-3a to AR-11 (and vice versa), depending if I prefer to hear a deep and smooth bass or a "singing" bass.

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