Speaker choice for workshop

Nubs, how long does it take to type your response. And you may consider a SawStop before they call you knuckles. Sorry just for chuckles.

I don't even plug in my table saw until I've downed a six pack.

Get some Bose cubes and a bass module and pretend it's music.

Your pal,

Nubs

(sorry. couldn't resist this stupid post)

Altec model 15. For a workshop about as good as you can get. Can even be flown,sofit mounted, inverted, easy to mount hang,can adjust to space placement system or listening tastes. Can play loud easy, sounds full detailed smooth even at low levels. You might not get much done but sure would be fun. The NHT in such a large space wouldn't be a good match.

I found a set of energy conniseur 3's at a local dealer thatw ere on close out at half price and they can make the neighbors just as angry as if I had full paid full list. They have good bass and are mounted high so they interact with the ceiling very well.

Hello, Sorry I was thinking NHT Classic 3. Mwilson: Thanks but already have a load of projects. Workshop is also a place to kick back as and enjoy a beer or two and shoot the breeze.

If it's for a workshop, maybe you could build a pair. The Parts Express website has lots of plans you can download, one of them, the "Golden Boys", was designed with exactly your situation in mind. I've never built any, but if I had a shop, I'd be tempted to.

Pick up a copy of eiither Stereophile or Absolute Sound Recommended Components. Some very good <$500 choices

Depending on how much noise in the shop, the speakers won't matter too much

Are the NHT 3.3s going that cheap now?

Suggest original Large Advents or EPI 100's. Should get a refurb'd pair of either for $200. For a coincidence view my system - Cheap Happiness.