Need opinions on bookshelf speakers

[P.HUNT]

Ok it has been 6 months so time to try somthing new.
I currently have lsi9's, lsic, and lsifx

I am looking at creating better bookshelf system the lsi's rock but I just want to try somthing else. Any one have any sugestions? Of course I would need a matching center and surrounds.

The mains must be bookshelfs though with my current system thats all that will work.

[Zen Dragon]

Why not visit the past. The RT55i's are an older product that had some great sound. http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/products/rt55i/

If you want to go real old school try the monitor 7's
http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/products/monitor7/

Both are available from time to time on Ebay, although it is rarer to find the RT55i's

My 2 cents.

[P.HUNT]

I just upgraded from the rt55i's to the lsi's

[Schris22]

So you just want to try a new bookshelf system? an upgrade from the Lsi's?

I got tons of names that I love...so many out there....

are you looking at just Polk?

Chris

[anonymouse]

I just upgraded from the rt55i's to the lsi's

How do you feel the two compare?

[therealjeepguy]

I have the RTi6 for the front L/R mains, CSi3 center, and RTi4's for L/R surround with an SVS PB 10 ISD sub. If I ever upgrade I think I'd like to give the Paradigm Studio 20's a try or maybe their Monitor series. But then I've recently become intrigued by the new Revel Concerta series. B&W always earns my respect as well!

[lanion]

Check out Totem speakers... They make bookshelves that go from $400(used) to $2500(used!) and have a few different center and surround channel models.

[unc2701]

In a month or two, the energy pro monitors are going be available- Actively biamped and not that expensive.... That'd be a big change.

Also, check out dynaudio.

[P.HUNT]

where can i find info on the energy pro's I dont see anything on there site??
Are they better than there Varitas series??

[mldennison]

Also, check out dynaudio.
i would second that!

totem as well.

[unc2701]

They debuted them at AES last year:

http://www.bryston.ca/pdfs/EnergyProData.pdf
http://www.svconline.com/web_exclusives/aes_2005/

won't be available for a little while, but they're pretty slick. There aren't any bipole/dipole surrounds, though.

[Ferres]

Sticking with my old mantra :P
http://www.tannoy.com/SensysDC1

Review:
http://www.hometheatermag.com/loudspeakers/204tannoy/

I've gone through the RT 55i, then to the LSI9 before I settled with the Sensys DC's.