Hello guys,

I need your opinion on the options for my living room.

I'm attaching renders of my living room + kitchen. Size of this room is 26 square meters and roughly 67 cubic meters (2400 cubic feet).





I know that placement of the speakers is that good, but unfortunately this is the only possibility.

I'm thinking about triton twos or ones as main speakers... I know that twos are probably good enough for a room of this size, but I'm still thinking whether Ones are better... Are Ones too big for my space (and their placement there) and will they sound bad (or worse than Twos because of the size of the room)? Are there other possibilities for me? I really don't want a subwoofer because I don't have a good place for it.

I will move to a larger apartment/house in a 5-7 years probably. So I want my current choice to be valid for that possibility as well (but not at the expense of sacrificing sound quality today of course).

Money is not an issue in this case...

Space not an issue, money not an issue...Triton 1's!!

Hi Jjanosik,
Great drawings dude!!!!
Got the Tritons in the picture already.
WOW
I agree with Brother Anthem, get the best speaker you can, the Triton One.
They will make placement more easy and with them there is absolutely no need for a stand alone subwoofer.
With the Triton 2s, I still run a sub, though some think I am a bass freak.
Enjoy, God Bless, Wayne

Thank you guys.

So I should not be afraid of Triton Ones sounding bad in this room? I'm just a little afraid that the sound will not be good because of a limited space...

As the Moderator has stated, "it has been his experience (and NCR testing confirmed years ago) that virtually everyone likes the sound of a "great" speaker that has no real limitations, which is exactly what the Triton 1's are"...and with that being said, I wouldn't worry about the T1' sounding bad in your "limited space" room.

If you have any doubts about the T1's, the T2's would also fit beautifully in that space and sound heavenly.

Got to agree with fan boys Wayne and Anthem here, if you have the space and the budget, get the Ones. You will probably need to dial the bass level on the subs down a bit to compensate for boundaries, but otherwise they will be fine. The area with the artwork on the one side wall will be a first reflection spot that you will want to minimize with some acoustic treatment (toeing the speakers in more will help too).