Noli, I had these speakers and used Mark Levinson 333, McIntosh 6600 MA and then a Gryphon Antileon. The C4's are definately power hungry in the lower frequencies. The more 'quality' power the better. I had mine in a smaller room and enjoyed the extra bass. I had them about 4 feet of the back walls. It took more time to get the positioning right against the side walls and then the towing inwards. They are great speakers. If the bass is too much then as Missioncoonery said use room treatment or use the bass plugs in the rear ports. And yes the Gryphon was easly the best match for them.
Dyns C4 owners: Question for you ?
Hi guys,
a friend recently bought a pair of Dynaudio C4s. I congratulated him!The dealer will be delivering the speaker within two weeks. He is now having anxiety whether this speaker is ok with his room. He is afraid, that speakers might be too big for his listening place.
Anyhow, his room is about 19 feet long x 14 feet wide x 8 ft ceiling.
How about C4 owners here, how big is your room ? What would be the minimum watts of amp you can use with this speaker?
Are they also difficult or tricky to place ?
What is a good distance between each speaker ? distance from rear walls ?
thanks for inputs. Will relay them all to my friend Nic.
regards
Noli
a friend recently bought a pair of Dynaudio C4s. I congratulated him!The dealer will be delivering the speaker within two weeks. He is now having anxiety whether this speaker is ok with his room. He is afraid, that speakers might be too big for his listening place.
Anyhow, his room is about 19 feet long x 14 feet wide x 8 ft ceiling.
How about C4 owners here, how big is your room ? What would be the minimum watts of amp you can use with this speaker?
Are they also difficult or tricky to place ?
What is a good distance between each speaker ? distance from rear walls ?
thanks for inputs. Will relay them all to my friend Nic.
regards
Noli