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You're right. Then Klipsch nines FTW. Loud and extension down to 34hz. Not quite full range but will fill that room to the brim.

I dunno how feasible this is, but making the walls not parallel will make a huge difference. If not, retractable curtains will make a bigger difference than any speaker choice. You may want that anyway for daytime watching. An area rug in front of the TV will also improve things quite a bit. I would

lol Klipsch the nines for bass and ease of use

If you like ur rgb I would look into the hue line up I know ill get burned by recommending such but they work flawlessly you dont have to worry about them just not working cause they dont feel like it not to mention you can create scenes so they all run together I would also look into a monitor arm

If I were in the market today I'd buy Klipsch the nines II and once I'd listened to them for a year, pair a sub.

Late to the question but you need to break them in a bit. If you plug a sub in the nines will automatically set a 65hrz crossover. I have mine set up with 2 Jl d110 set to 40hrz and they blend beautifully. You could also bump the bass down in the Klipsch app EQ.

I wouldn't recommend a soundbar, I doubt anyone in this sub would recommend a soundbar the Nines are the better product compared to the Sevens Klipsch the Nines are more neutral, has more bass, but has tricky placement constraints due to its size and large bass response

Use the eq in the app to tame the bass a little and maybe turn the treble down a few notches. Get a sub to to really open up your experience. Ive had fives for a few years in my secondary setup with our TV and they've exceed my expectations. The fives/sevens/nines are the only klipsch speakers I wou