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I have a room that's 8 foot tall 10.5 foot wide and 13 foot deep. When I move from NJ to TX I will find a house with a larger space, but I want to get a decent set up in the next 6-12 months. Would it be stupid to get Summit X's or even CLX's and make due with a tiny room? Also, what would be a good pre-amp\receiver I'd like to get now and not have to upgrade when I get new speakers. I was looking at Marantz they are putting out new models in the fall. I was leaning towards a Marantz, but was curious of how they pair with Martin Logan speakers.

Thanks for looking,

Gerald
 
I would get whatever can be considered as the final solution.
 
If you're looking to get Summit Xs or CLXs, forget about driving them with a receiver. Instead, buy a decent integrated amp, or separates (preamp/power amp). Do a search here; there are lots of recommendations.
 
If you're looking to get Summit Xs or CLXs, forget about driving them with a receiver. Instead, buy a decent integrated amp, or separates (preamp/power amp). Do a search here; there are lots of recommendations.

Get a pair of 2 way monitors take them or leave them when you move. MLs won't work well in a room that small IMO.
 
how long will you have to 'live' with your tiny room ?
 
Get the KEF LS 50's for now. $1,500 from Amazon. They will work with an AV receiver of reasonable power.

Can sell later or use in a bedroom system when you move.

GG
 
Get the KEF LS 50's for now. $1,500 from Amazon. They will work with an AV receiver of reasonable power.

Can sell later or use in a bedroom system when you move.

GG

I second Gordon's recommendation. That's exactly what I did for the past year while I built my dedicated room. I like them so well in fact that I can't see parting with them.
 
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