System and speakers in a large room vs in a small room?

Great point!

One of the important problem in audiophile acoustic is buying the speakers which are more easy to work with our room dimensions...


My best to you....

I think so. Mating the speakers to the room is a huge consideration in speaker selection. Large speakers tend to have more bass output with lower extension. Those traits are more likely to excite the resonsances and modes of a smaller room. Small speakers are more forgiving of the room.

WIth that generalization said, there's more involved than just speaker size.....bass loading techniques (ported, sealed, TL, horn, etc) and cabinet design can vary a lot, and is certainly a factor.

Yes, I believe mating speakers of the appropriate size is important. My audio guy of over twenty years is adamant about it. He has been setting up high end systems all that time and has seen how under performing too small or too large are. He has discouraged me from getting the next size up speakers… because mine were right sized… although the are $30K more. 

My personal experience over the last 50 years corroborates this. I have heard incredible systems in the space of a large closet!   

we have a large vaulted ceiling front room.
with the left area opening to a bathroom and staircase, so naturally the right speaker has a bit more bass, and better sound than the left. so, pillows were added to the right corner.
    
   only have small towers, but the large room fills nice with Gilbert, pertucci, motorhead, gary moore, schenker, internal bleeding, malevolent creation, cramps, melvins, y&t, riot, pestilence, celtic frost, deicide, to john denver,...humble pie, wishbone ash,...etc etc.

 the speakers are my go to!!

move speakers around, amazed at the difference with a couple inches, of toeing in, or out, 12 inch or 6 inch from the back wall.