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Other than positioning I really can't think of any. I guess it's better than folks trying to fill a hall size room with those micro satellites. I was just thinking that a Epic 60 / 500 system would do a wonderful job in a room of that size. If money is not an issue hell shoot for the moon.
Rick
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As someone who now uses M80s in a room that's really to small for them and at volumes that most M80 owners would scoff at, I gotta say that there's no such thing as too much speaker for a room. Perhaps too much amplification, but...
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That's good to know. I was thinking of if or when one of my kids move out I would like to set up another system in their room. The rooms are small, real small (10x12), and I was thinking M3s and a small sub but now I'm thinking M80s a STF 3 and 330 watts per channel 
Rick
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OK, that might be a tad small. 
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