Revel F30 and M20


I listened to the Revel F30s and M20s several times. And I became to like these speakers very much. I want to recommend these to the members of the audio site in my country. So I want to know the followings;

1.About the Revel F30s

(1)The minimum size of room or living room in which these speakers can be used?
(2)How long be the distances from the speakers to the rear wall must in the above case?
(3)Are these speakers can be used in the W15'xD13'xH8' lving room of the apartement? And how long be the distances from the rear wall must in this case?
(4) Are the Revel F30s well matched with the Krell 300iL and the Arcam FMJ CD23T?(listening music:Classic) And are these speakers driven at 100% in this case?
(5)Are these speakers suitable to Classic(Symphony,Concerto,Orchestral ,Opera),Jazz,Rock and Pop?

2.About the Revel M20s

(1)The minimum size of room or living room in which these speakers can be used?
(2)How long be the distances from the speakers to the rear wall must in the above case?
(3)Are the Revel M20s well matched with the Arcam FMJ A32 and the Arcam FMJ CD23T?(listening music:Classic) And are these speakers driven at 100% in this case?
(4)Are the Revel M20s well matched with the Krell 300iL and the Arcam FMJ CD23T?(listening music:Classic) And are these speakers driven at 100% in this case?
(5)Are these speakers suitable to Classic(Symphony,Concerto,Orchestral
,Opera),Jazz,Rock and Pop?

These questions are likely to be very difficult. Any comments will be much welcomed.
bluesky

Showing 1 response by bigshutterbug

The M20's are a fantastic choice, especially in small listening rooms. They can be placed as close as 2.5 ft away from the wall behind them in most cases, but any closer may cause a loss in depth of the soundstage. They are an easy load to drive, despite the given sensitivity. They can compete with anything at two times the retail price, unless strong 30 hz bass content is mandatory.