Either from scratch or by putting new drivers / tweeters / crossovers into older cabinets?
I'm interested because I want a pair of "short and wide" not "tall and thin" stereo speakers for my HT room. The Klipsch Cornwall / Las Scala / etc. range are very expensive (mainly due to the hand-made, made in USA plywood cabinets) and the sound is another "Marmite" - you either love it or hate it. Likewise the recently announced Tannoy heitiage speaker ranges. Flipping, putting it mildly, expensive and Marmite sound.
They'll be used for music only, as I have in-walls for surround sound, but I want them to be short and wide so they're lower than the bottom of the planned-for across nearly the whole wall projector screen.
I'm interested because I want a pair of "short and wide" not "tall and thin" stereo speakers for my HT room. The Klipsch Cornwall / Las Scala / etc. range are very expensive (mainly due to the hand-made, made in USA plywood cabinets) and the sound is another "Marmite" - you either love it or hate it. Likewise the recently announced Tannoy heitiage speaker ranges. Flipping, putting it mildly, expensive and Marmite sound.
They'll be used for music only, as I have in-walls for surround sound, but I want them to be short and wide so they're lower than the bottom of the planned-for across nearly the whole wall projector screen.