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  1. 04-14-2005 09:20 AM #1
    mgaitonde
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    Default Upgrade the CSi3 with a CS2?

    Hello,

    Is there a substantial performance upgrade from CSi3 to CS2? I bought the CSi3 for $200 a year back and now thinking of upgrading to CS2 which is available for $300.

    Thanks for your advice.
    MG
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  2. 04-14-2005 09:33 AM #2
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    What are the rest of your speakers? The CS2 matches the monitor line and the CSi30 matches the RTi line. If you have the monitor line as the rest of your speaks, it would be a bit of an upgrade. If not, I wouldn't do it myself. In that case save up for the CSi5
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    Thanks jdhdiggs.

    The sats are RM6005. Is this a monitor line speaker set?

    MG
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    Originally posted by mgaitonde
    Thanks jdhdiggs.

    The sats are RM6005. Is this a monitor line speaker set?

    MG
    Neither. I would stick with the CSi3 unless you really need to burn some cash.

    You may look an going a bit larger on the FR and FL channels. That would seem, to me at least, the more substantial upgrade.
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    Thanks a lot! I think I'll keep put with the CSi3 and pass the word of front upgrades on to the wife! :)

    MG;)
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    Originally posted by mgaitonde
    Thanks a lot! I think I'll keep put with the CSi3 and pass the word of front upgrades on to the wife! :)

    MG;)
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