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The left side of the left speakers has around 10 feet distance to the side wall and the right side speaker to the right wall is around 4 feet. Ceiling is 7.5 feet, finished basement with carpet.

Now do you have any suggestions on placement of these speakers? My set-up is in a basement where the speakers would be facing the longest side which is 20+ feet long and 14 feet wide. He has not used them for years and he started them up y'day and they sound decent but he can hear small pops coming out from the Woofer on one of the speakers. But I know that the foams have started to rot from my buddy in the pics and videos he had shared. Yes, they are in fantastic shape look wise. SO the bottom line, would I jump on your friend's Infinity's? If they're in good, original shape - yes! That said, until they start to rot out like the pic above, you could defer that though till you've got the funds. If the bass and midrange units haven't been re-booted, but still look ok - bare in mind they would be going out of spec by now which will impact the sound.

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But they do a great job, and the refurbed drivers are then good for another 20+ years.

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The only thing to be aware of is that the Reference 6's were sold about the same time as the Reference 60's (1990-1991), so the foam surrounds of the bass and midrange units would be starting to rot by now as per this more extreme example - Hence, if the boots are original, you should factor in sending the 6 drivers to Watkins Stereo for re-booting/servicing which will cost you approx $65-$90 per driver + shipping. For the money, they are terrific speakers! These speakers are moderately efficient being 90db into a 6 ohm nominal load. And the oak cabinets lent a slight touch of warmth. The Emit-R tweeter was fast, transparent and airy & had even dispersion. The Reference 60's sounded great the drivers were fast and detailed, bass was tight (albeit not as deep as Reference 6's). The Ref 60's used the same cabinet design, midrange and tweeter, but had twin 8' bass drivers in lieu of the Reference 6's 10' bass & 6' mid-bass drivers. I'm not familiar with your DCM speakers, but I owned a pair of Infinity Reference 60's for 17 years which were effectively the model below the Reference 6.

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