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NHT 3.3...any info?

Hey folks..

Was curious if anyone knows of any links or places to get information regarding the NHT 3.3's, particulary, lab measurements, magazine reviews, etc.

Ive dont a buttload of searching on the net, i can find basic power handling and dimention information, but i cannot find anything more. I checked NHT's site, Audioreview doesent really have what im looking for either. Countless searches in google and yahoo dont pull up much either.

I can find plenty of this for OTHER NHT speakers, but not the 3.3's. You would think it would be out there seeing as how they were NHT's flagship speaker for quite some time.

I can find small quips here and there on them, but nothing more than a few dozen words.

keep yer fingers crossed for slappy, a set of these might be replacing his radioshack speakers next weekend! That'll be one hell of an upgrade

knock on wood!

Thanks!

:)
slappy

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rbstehno
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before buying, make sure you listen to them with your equipment. i have owned 5 pairs of nht speakers in the past (from the superzeros to the 2.9's) and they can be irritating to listen to for long periods of time and they can be power hungry. i purchased the 2.9's over the 3.3's new) because of the size, and one model is designed to be placed closer to the rear wall than the other. i had better luck with amps from mcintosh and classe for taming the harshness of the upper end of the nht's. good luck.
rbstehno
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i had the home theater setup that dave described above except i used the 2.9's. (2.9's, ac2, 1.5's, 2 sub two subs). i still use the ac2 and the 2 sub two's. i had better luck with the home theater setup than a pure audio setup with the nht's. i did try tilting back the speakers (helped a little), tried fanning them out where the fronts were 90 degrees to me (instead of the angled 21 degrees). doing this, was the biggest improvement i made with them (this shows the inside of the speaker toward you). i would recommend try before you buy using your own equipment.
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