tdamico

Infinity Overture 2's for front mains
Infinity RS-4's for rear effects
Infinity CC-2 for the center
Infinity HPS-250 for sub
Infinity RS-3's for the front effects

cprimous

Definitive Technologies BP2000TLs -Main
Definitive Technologies CLR3000 - Center
Definitive Technologies BPVXs - Surrounds

Killer System !!!!

Kumar J

Fronts B&W 601
Center B&W CC6
RearParadigm Titan
Sub Paradigm PS1000

Enough to play music and home theater at the same time.


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bfrank

Poorboy, hey what no plug for NHT? I guess Vlad will do that.

Infinty Overture 1's (front and center)
Infinity QPS-1 (rear)
Infinity Modulus (sub)
I have little kids so I had to move the Infinity Preludes out (for fronts)

eauctiontrust

NHT SuperCenter
NHT SuperOne (2)
NHT SuperZero (2)

and super sub


They are the best!

vlad

ok,ok I will join in...

NHT VT-2 (mains)
NHT VS-2a (center)
NHT VS-2a (surrounds)
NHT SW3P (mighty sub)

NHT rules.(waving my NHT flag, yes I really do have one...)

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Brenton Spear

Here are mine:

Monitor Audio's
-Silver 5s(fronts)
-Silver 3s(rears)
-Silver 110(center)


Great speakers. I have yet to get a sub but I am going to build a 200w vented unit soon.

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DVDho78DTS

Well...

Infinity RS-5 (fronts)
Infinity RS-3 (rears)
Infinity CC-3 (center)
Cerwin Vega HTS-12 (subwoofer)

Infinity are great speakers, and the Cerwin Vega thumps hard!


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bfrank

GregSoundBoy

nht supertwos
nht superones xu
nht supercenter

now if i could only scrounge up a few hundred dollars for a decent sub.

MonkeyGoD

My budget speaker system

JBL S-Center (center)
Infinity RS2 (fronts)
Polk R10 bookshelfs (rear)
Aiwa 35-watt subwoofer

Ok theyre not matched, but still sounds good.
As you can tell, I need a new subwoofer, BAD.

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Chili Palmer

quote:<HR>Originally posted by Brenton Spear:
Here are mine:

Monitor Audio's
-Silver 5s(fronts)
-Silver 3s(rears)
-Silver 110(center)


Great speakers. I have yet to get a sub but I am going to build a 200w vented unit soon.
<HR>

Hey allright another Monitor owner. These are great speakers. Absolutely crystal. I would highly recommend you stick with Monitors all around and pick up the ASW210. This sub is so fast and accurate and the two 10" thump really hard. It will make your 5s and 3s shine even more!!


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Kojack

Sonus Faber Concerto Grand Piano (front)
Sonus Faber Solo (center)
Polk Audio Monitor 4 (rears)
HSU Research TN1225HO (sub)

I just can't bring myself to spend the $$$ to upgrade to Sonus rears...designed for music first, HT second (gasp).

Cysco

Mirage AVS-500 surround (sister speaker to Energy Take 5)

Mirage 10inch powered sub

Best $500 I ever spent.

Mtrevino

I have some JBL L-166 speakers, and have inherited a pair of JBL L-19 bookshelf speakers and a Dynaudio Audience C120+ Center Channel Speaker, and Polk subwoofer. I’m thinking of combining these to use for a home theater system.

Individually the Dynaudio center channel gets great reviews, and I have long enjoyed the sound from my JBL-L166s. I am wondering if they would still sound great together (or should I sell the dynaudio to get a JBL center channel)? Any thoughts or advice?

Best,
Michael

E Unit

Shannon Nutt

VIZIO SB36512-F6 5.1.2-Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar

Never thought a soundbar would sound so great...it's worlds better than my old 5.1 individual speaker setup.

Adam Tyner

Most of the speakers I'm using I've had for nearly 15 years:

• Axiom Millenia M60ti floorstanding mains
• Axiom VP100 center
• Axiom QS8 surrounds (on stands that accomodate the quadpolar configuration)
• Axiom EP350 subwoofer

When my wife and I built our current home two years ago, we wired for 7.2.6 audio, although we're only using 5.1.4 at the moment. And that ".4" is courtesy of 4 Axiom M3 in-ceiling speakers.

E Unit

Time to get a 13 channel received Adam.

kd5

We're using a pair of Sony floor-standing speakers connected to an Onkyo stereo receiver. Considering picking up a 2nd pair of floor-standing speakers to add a little fullness to the sound (if I can find a good pair on the cheap).

Adam Tyner

story

We still use the Onkyo SKS-HT540 7.1 Channel speaker system we picked up in 2010. Paired it with an Onkyo TX-SR608 7.2-Channel receiver until last year when we went 4K with a new Onkyo TX-NR676 7.2 Channel receiver. They sound incredible, but they are physically gigantic speaker boxes, too big for our space, really. I wish I'd thought that through better. But again, the sound is there.

E Unit

I'm prepped for 13 channels, but like you it's the price and no 2.1 connections yet. The Denon 8500 looks fabulous, but I think I'll hold off until the next 13 channel comes out. Or wait until this model drops - like $1k at least.

TomOpus

I have the 2.1 version in the bedroom. Sucker can crank out the sound. And it has glowing reviews.

mndtrp

I have a Klipsch 5 speaker system, floor standing fronts, picked up around 10 years ago. The .1 is a JBL 10" I got off of Overstock something like 15 years ago. I believe it was even posted on this site as a good deal. They are connected to an Onkyo 7.1 receiver, which I think was also posted on this site as a good deal.