I used to own the Cambridge S30s. Excellent speakers at the $225/pair price, but I have heard better for a little more money. Even not having heard the HB-1s, I would lean their way from everything I have read about them. Although in...
I'm not sure what you mean by hook two TVs. Do you mean run sound out of one TV to some of the speakers, and sound from another to others? It might be better to think about a multiple amp/receiver solution.
With a $2,000 budget, for subs, get two of the Premier Acoustics PA-150s. They have massive midbass output, more than any other subwoofer in this price range. Normally, I believe that Acoustic Sound Design will take an offer of somewhere...
Quote:Originally Posted by flickhtguru Out of those 3 subs I would definitely go for the PL-200...
Although another sub around that price range that is considered to be even better than the PL-200 is the Klipsch RW-12d from...
Quote:Originally Posted by Porthos01 I listened to the Klipsch Synergy F-30's and the KB-15 recently and liked the sound much more. It will take quite some time to forget the look on my little brothers face as he said "Get the...
Quote:Originally Posted by ElectroMike I'm in the same boat, have a new bare bones family room, just picked up a plasma tv, now need sound. It will be used for 70% HT and 30% for music, just like the OP starter.
My concern is,...
Quote:Originally Posted by Elihawk Usually you want a small amount of overlap in your crossover...so if your tower can get down to 50 hz, then I would recommend crossing over at 60-70hz. But as suggested, try multiple cross over...
Quote:Originally Posted by peerguy I posted the question on another AV Receiver thread I started and received the same response. Klipsch RW-12D.
looks like the klipsch is winning votes unianimously. I wonder why.. I saw some online...
