QUOTE(Vincent6596 @ Oct 26 2020, 07:08 PM)
my room size is 14feet x 14 feet
so which one do u suggest??
Well, I tried it in a smaller 10sqft room before and I don't find it enjoyable.
Like I mentioned in my previous post, S730 main pro is the subwoofer. At low volume, I'm afraid the sub will over power the satellites. Just as a reference, I never used my S730 lower than 28 on the volume control. On lower volume, I felt a mismatch between the satellites and subwoofer. Maybe it's because I'm lazy to readjust the settings everytime, thus I used the settings I preferred on 40 volume (I tend to blast them) and just play with the volume only.
I had a couple of speakers before (Altec Lansing ACS48 80w 2.1, Edifier R2800, Edifier S2000 Pro (first gen) and S730. I liked the S2000 Pro and ACS48 best for my 10 sqft room. They filled the room, loud but not too annoying.
The other advantage of S730 is the flexibility to make it a HT instead which is what I had done. Before I bought it, I already expected it to rumble but wasn't sure to what extent. I had metal office table in my room which wouldn't stop shaking with the S730.
I would suggest you go for an audition first before deciding. It's hard to choose since the price is so close for both of them.
S360db (your can choose this instead of S350db) is flexible because it has a wireless sub that you can choose to turn off when you want to listen to music leisurely and turn on when you want to watch movie, play games for a lil extra umph.
Previously many buyers bought and sold their S730 because they couldn't fully utilize it's potential which I fully agreed. It even filled my L shaped living room (11ft x 22ft plus 10 sqft) easily even at 40 volume. I'm not sure how loud or your music preference thus it's better to just get an audition just to be safe.