Full Range Speakers for a Small Listening Room

I am very happy with my Thiel CS 2.4's They only go down to about 30 hertz according to specs, but the rolloff is very slow- so you could be at about 27 hertz, with barely any sound differnce. I have a similer sized room, perhaps smaller. The Thiels require lots of power and have a low impedence, around 4.0 ohms, down to about 2.9-3.0 ohms.
cheers

Shootout. Thiel 2.4 faces off Tyler Systems2. Sundown, be there.

I was told by a reliable source that a dealer mentioned he had been demonstrating Thiel 2.4 floorstanders and LSA Group LSA1 bookshelf monitors in the same demo room, and he eventually moved the Thiels to a different room because against the LSA1, the Thiel 2.4 weren't selling. Buyers were choosing the LSA1 over the Thiels, and the dealer was afraid his Thiel sales would suffer, and he didn't want to risk losing the line.

True story.

What Thiel might end of doing is comming out with a "new and improved" line. Tell me how we've come to identify the name Thiel with "superior musical image" over the yrs. Of speakers with big names that I've heard, Mirage, Talon/Khorus, Legacy/Whipsers, all the Wilson line, I really can't say one good comment about any of them. The weaknesses were too prominent to say anything good. The B&W line i thought were "acceptable" however you want to translate acceptable. =average/Ok/nothing too special.
If I take a trip to Fla, I may stop in at the "local" Thiel dealer in alabama.

Explore the Silverline Audio Sonata Mk111.

Just bought a pair here in Australia.

You can get them even cheaper in the USA as there are some audiogon members who have them up for sale.

My room is 21 L X 16 W X 8 1/2 H, my listening position is 11 feet back and the speakers are approx 3m apart and 120cm from the rear wall.

I don't even bother to turn on the REL sub anymore. I run them with a Pathos TT integrated 15Wpc amp.

regards
Taksil