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  1. 09-28-2010 09:33 AM #1
    sniper6868
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    Default Should i use a pair Polk lsi9 for center channel?

    I have an extra Polk lsi9, should i used it for center channel? thanks
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  2. 09-28-2010 09:41 AM #2
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    try them out and see, or use one on it's side
    Polk Audio SDA SRS 1.2TL's
    With new Exotic wood, Sonicaps, Mills & RDO198's - Born on 4-24-1989 and Signed by Matthew Polk!!!!

    My Polk SDA SRS 1.2TL's http://www.LASAREATH.com/

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  3. 09-28-2010 09:56 AM #3
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    would it going to damage my amp??? thank Lasareath.
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  4. 09-28-2010 10:13 AM #4
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    You would need to use two channels of an external amp for each speaker with the inputs paralleled. What amp are you using? I run two LSiC centers that way and it does work out fine for me.

    Main HT/2 ch:
    Pioneer KRP-500M, SC-07, BDP-05FD, Emotiva XPA-5 x 2, XPA-1 x 2,
    Polk Audio LSi25, RTi12 x 2, LSi15 x 4, LSiC x 2, PSW1000 x 4,

    MB HT/ 2 ch:
    LG 47LM5800, Pioneer VSX-9040TXH, BDP-23FD, Sony BDP-S790, Emotiva XPA-2, XPA-5,
    Polk Audio LSi25, LSi15, CSi5, LSiFX, PSW505 x 4

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    Emotiva RSP-2, RPA-1, ERC-2, Pro-Ject RM5.1, Focal Chorus 814V, DSW600
    Adcom GCD 750, GFP 750, GFA 5802, Polk LSi9, DSW600
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    http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/show...p?userid=18511

    This guy kinda knows what he's doing. Picture # 42
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    RTiA5 - CSiA6 - FXiA6 - PSW650 - Pioneer Elite SC-55 - Carver AV-505 - Sony 46" 120Hz - Monster HP 2400 - Xbox 360 - Playstation 3
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  6. 10-01-2010 09:29 AM #6
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    Default Lasareath 1.2TL website

    I took a look at your build website while reading these posts. You are awesome. Nice job on those speakers. With the different wood and electronics do you feel that sound properties of the speakers changed?
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