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Old 21st July 2012   #1
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Need a little help picking 5.1 for my studio

HI.

So far my choices are:

JBL LSR6332 3x fornt
JBL LSR6325P 4x Back
JBL LSR6312SP Sub

or:
Blue Sky
Blue sat 12 x3 front
Blue 15 sub
Blue sat 6,5 MK2 x4 back


I know that they are in a different price range but I heard lots of different opinions about both.
Are the Blue sky worth 2x the price?
Do you have any other suggestions?
What are you exp with them?

Thanks!
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Dont know the jbls, but own the bluesky with 6.5 speakers and a sub 12. I have been very pleased with my 5.1 set.
I can imagine you would be very glad for the bigger bluesky set, and the sub15 is a beast:D
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I have the LSR 28P precursor to the 6328's with 6325s as surrounds.
They are great, but if space wasn't an issue Id choose a larger surround speaker.
How large is your room and at what distance will the speakers be placed from the mix position?
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I have the LSR 28P precursor to the 6328's with 6325s as surrounds.
They are great, but if space wasn't an issue Id choose a larger surround speaker.
How large is your room and at what distance will the speakers be placed from the mix position?
HI.
The room is about 40sqm and the speaker distances will be around 2m
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With that size I'd go one size smaller on the fronts and one bigger on the surrounds. My 0.2€
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