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ovaldes
10-22-08, 02:29 PM
I have a 12X17 room that I am setting up a HT in.
60% movies/sports
20% games (ps3)
20% music

complimenting the ps3 and plasma with a 5.1 system. The room was already wired with monster speaker cable and I will only be here 1 year. my budget was $600 otd for reciever, speakers and sub.

So far I have the following:

onkyo sr606 (factory reman) $284 otd
polk rm10 sats and center (factory reman) $178 otd

this leaves me with $140 for the sub

Currently looking at the following subs:

Dayton SUB100 for about $150
Velodyne-VX10 for about $170
BIC Venturi for about $150
Phoenix Gold PSW-10 for about $130

Please let me know your thoughts or any other suggestions.

First system set up here so your help is much appreciated.

Tulpa
10-22-08, 03:34 PM
I'd probably go with the Velodyne. Or maybe the Dayton Sub-120 (for a bit more output.)

I'm not fond of BIC's non-Acoustech subs. The Phoenix Gold, I've never heard, but I've never seen it recommended much, either.

sivadselim
10-22-08, 04:26 PM
Save up (or find) some more money. You''ll be glad you did. Trust me (us).

domingos1965
10-22-08, 04:34 PM
I have a 12X17 room that I am setting up a HT in.
60% movies/sports
20% games (ps3)
20% music

complimenting the ps3 and plasma with a 5.1 system. The room was already wired with monster speaker cable and I will only be here 1 year. my budget was $600 otd for reciever, speakers and sub.

So far I have the following:

onkyo sr606 (factory reman) $284 otd
polk rm10 sats and center (factory reman) $178 otd

this leaves me with $140 for the sub

Currently looking at the following subs:

Dayton SUB100 for about $150
Velodyne-VX10 for about $170
BIC Venturi for about $150
Phoenix Gold PSW-10 for about $130

Please let me know your thoughts or any other suggestions.

First system set up here so your help is much appreciated.

save another $210 and get the eD A2-300 for $350 shipped u will be glad u did

http://www.edesignaudio.com/product_info.php?cPath=2_41&products_id=407

Jakeman02
10-22-08, 05:33 PM
Agree totally with the recommendations to save up but out of your choices I'd go with the VX-10 hands down.