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wyldlife
04-24-2012, 09:57 AM
So far I have a
Denon 1312 A/V Receiver
CSi A6 Center

Space is an issuse so the smaller the better.

I am thinking
R150 front speakers
RM8 rear speakers
DWS 500 subwoofer

Will this work fine or be a total disaster? I'm no audio snob so it doesn't have to win any awards.

90% Home Theater 10% Music
17' x 13' room.

Thanks!

thsmith
04-24-2012, 10:10 AM
Since you already have the CSiA6 I think you mains would be better using RTiA1 or 3. Dont know the rears or sub and would not worry about rears to much but I would go with a great sub or you will be wishing you more bass/LFE.

thsmith
04-24-2012, 10:11 AM
Where are my manners, Welcome to Club Polk, post pics and post often.

codyc1ark
04-24-2012, 10:19 AM
Since you already have the CSiA6 I think you mains would be better using RTiA1 or 3. Dont know the rears or sub and would not worry about rears to much but I would go with a great sub or you will be wishing you more bass/LFE.

+1 Go with the matching for the center, RTiA1's will be a nice setup with that center. Look at the PSW505's, or something along the lines of a BIC f12 subwoofer.


Where are my manners, Welcome to Club Polk, post pics and post often.

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Welcome to CP, hold on to that wallet!

wyldlife
04-24-2012, 11:34 AM
Thanks for the advise! That totally sucks though. Unfortunetly I do not have the room for those huge bookshelf speakers. My next option is to try and see if I can convince my wife to let me get the RTi A5.
If that doesn't work I might need to sell the CSi A6 and get something that will match smaller bookshelf speakers.

Thanks again!!

Scott

Lietuvis91
04-24-2012, 11:54 AM
The RTi4 bookshelf can be found at good prices and would work well with your center, but that one might be too big too... look into it.

Your other option might be to sell the center and look into the TL350 setup. Never heard it but it has a small footprint and has good reviews so far. Might be your best bet with your space constraints.

wyldlife
04-24-2012, 01:01 PM
The RTi4 bookshelf can be found at good prices and would work well with your center, but that one might be too big too... look into it..

If the RTi4 will work, I assume the RTi8 will also work. Oddly enough, even though I can't fit such big bookshelf speakers, I might be able to fit the tower speakers. However the A5 is way too much, but the RTi8 has become much more affordable.

Thanks!

cfrizz
04-24-2012, 06:34 PM
If space is that tight, why don't you look into getting the Blackstone TL3 series, those along with your DSW 500 sub & you will have a great little system.

Welcome to Club Polk!

F1nut
04-24-2012, 11:25 PM
Space is an issuse so the smaller the better.

I'm no audio snob so it doesn't have to win any awards.



Get a SurroundBar and a sub.

newrival
04-24-2012, 11:33 PM
If you go soundbar do yourself a favor and get one of the CHT models. (Either 500 CHT or 400 CHT) And a PSW505. Skip the wireless surround bar subs.

Edit: that is not to say the others are bad, because they are quite good (I have used the SB 6000), but the CHT was just even better.

jbooker82
04-25-2012, 03:12 AM
You have room. You just need to work up the guts to tell the wife that the decorations have to go.

bansheesho
04-25-2012, 01:13 PM
Speakers can be beautiful and functional decorations that can bring far more joy than many other decorations....


They can also help releave stress which could help you live longer.... So really they could be saving your life!!