Well your room is certainly large enough to accommodate some classic Tannoys. They are end-game speakers for many people. Some time and care needs to be taken to get a good pair, and they cost more than they used to, but still represent excellent value for the sound they produce.
OTOH, the Legacy versions are available fuss-free if you have the budget.
Aren't all speakers, large ones at least, full range? What's the distinction being drawn?
There are some large speakers like LaScalas that go down to 51Hz to 17kHz +/-4db. I wouldn’t consider them full range.Aren't all speakers, large ones at least, full range? What's the distinction being drawn?
Recommendations please for full range speakers that will work in a 13 1/2 ft X 16 1/2 ft room.
‘Full-range’ is 20Hz to 20kHz, low bass extension may ( almost certainly will) excite room modes, ‘boomy’ bass , you need a mechanism that will deal with those issues, some contemporary loudspeakers have that capability built in.Perhaps, but not all large speakers will work well in a room 13 1/2ft x 16 1/2ft, of course they will 'work' but a lot of large speakers require large rooms
In a similar sized room the Audio Note Es work really well for me - especially as it's a lounge and you can stick them in the corners (out the way).
If starting again with good budget I'd also try some of the larger Tannoys too.
I don't know many speakers that will do 20-20k within 3dB in one box, do you? It's a tall order.‘Full-range’ is 20Hz to 20kHz, low bass extension may ( almost certainly will) excite room modes, ‘boomy’ bass , you need a mechanism that will deal with those issues, some contemporary loudspeakers have that capability built in.
Keith