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DM945 as Rear Channel Speakers ? (Read 9040 times)

ihmeyers

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DM945 as Rear Channel Speakers ?
03/12/15 at 00:03:24

Anyone have experience using the 945's as rear channels speakers in a 5.1 setup? I only use the HT system for movies (& TV), have a CSP3 & Taboo 3 for 2 channel (headphone only listening).

If Steve or DeVon is reading this...Are the speakers in stock? What be the lead time if I wanted a more exotic finish and what veneers are available?

Thanks!

Ian

LDMS Mini w/ LPS, Lampizator GA TRP
Merrill Element 116 Mono Blocks (main system),Wall Audio M-50 SET Mono Blocks
Townshend Allegri Reference Passive Preamp / Totaldac D1 Driver

Hansen Audio The Prince Speakers (main system) Pair of REL G1 MKII

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hdrider

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Re: DM945 as Rear Channel Speakers ?
Reply #1 - 03/17/15 at 18:09:29

I have not used these as rears or even heard them, but I can tell you from talking to Steve when I was going to order some DM947 Monoliths that Cherry is in stock (or they try to stock all the time) and any other wood is about 3 month lead time average. I would love to hear an all Decware amp/speaker surround system. Keep us posted on your project please. Happy listening, Chris.

CSP3, Rachael, ZP3, ZMC 1, Sony ES Bluray, Schitt Bitfrost DAC,Sota Star TT w/ FR-64, Hana SL Low Output Moving coil, Omega 7XRS Mk 2 walnut, DeepOmega 8 sub, Beldon 8402/Switchcraft IC's, Gamma Electrostatic phones.

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Deanna4755 New Member Posts: 0	Re: DM945 as Rear Channel Speakers ? Reply #2 - 10/30/21 at 08:13:12 One of the questions that may come to mind is whether you can use any speakers for surround sound. Fortunately, any speaker can be used for surround sound with the proper connection to a receiver with matching impedance ratings (ohms) and appropriate placement in your home theater space.
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