HK AVR 7300 and tweeter issues

[Giuseppe]

Hello, as you can see from my signature I am planning on buying those polk audio speakers. I have talked to some people who say that Harman Kardon receivers are not bright and produce soft soft, because of the same people tell me that the polk audio non metal tweeters will not produce quality sound. Is this true? Would the sound quality be better if they were a metal tweeter?



HK AVR 7300
Polk RTi10
Polk RTi4
Polk FXi4
Polk CSi3
Velodyne 10" sub

[ohskigod]

solely a matter of opinion. some like metal tweets, some like me, think metal tweets were invented with the sole purposes of making me want to shove a coat hanger in my ear until it bleeds.

seriously though, some would say even the RTi's are a skosh bright, but perfect for home theater. with that Haarmon Kaardon, you should be a-ok

I would suggest you make sure the receiver has pre outs before you get it. seperate amplification down the road would benefit those RTi10's, but it is not nessecary. just thinking for the future possible upgrades

[aaharvel]

hk and rti compliment each other very well.

[2+2]

You should be fine...like oskigod, I dont like metal tweeters...there are some notable exceptions but I digress...7300 is a beast!

[Drumingman]

I run a HK 235 on 4 R50's in the front.
2-50's for center and 2 for mains.
I went for a higher powered Onkyo when first set up.
Onkyo was just OK.
Hooked up the Harmon, and it produces a sound so clear
that it made the Onkyo sound muffled.

You can't go wrong with a H-K.

[BjornB17]

The speakers in my signature (Monitors) sounds fabulous with the HK receiver. What's the phrase to describe it? Warmy detailed? Very clear trebble but never harsh or too bright, but everything still has tremendous clarity.

[BIZILL]

all sounds well for me. eats up any music i through at it. just fly your ass over to the states and come check it out.