Speakers for a 5.1 setup on a Denon 1913 - Page 2

Originally Posted by Goride 

My downstairs neighbor does something with the Air Force and she often leaves for 1-2 weeks at a time. Overall she is only there about 50% of the time. In fact, she is gone right now and has been for a week.

My upstairs neighbors just moved out, so no one is living there. One of my friends is considering moving in up there (its a nice place for the price).

So right now my GF and I have the entire place to ourselves and could let her rip a bit.

And if my friend does end up moving in, he would likely be more forgiving than a random new neighbor.

Originally Posted by cel4145 

If your friend moves in upstairs, all you have to do is invite him over for movie night some times. You'll be all set

If you can afford it, get the Rythmik. It'll have better SQ than the Klipsch, it has a better build quality, and you will get better service from Rythmik. When you get it set up properly with your system and watch some of these four to five star movies, you won't regret it: The New Master List of BASS in Movies with Frequency Charts. Many of us think our good subs are the best investment we made in our home audio setup.

Originally Posted by Goride 

The deed is done.


Total Cost:
5(well 6) Cambridge s30 speakers: $657
Denon AVR-1913: $280
Rythmik LV12R: $550
Total: $1487



So much for the $600 soft cap and the $1000 hard cap

But now I have a nice little setup that should last awhile. While, it cost a bit more than I intended to spend when I started out, I think I will be pretty pleased with the results. Not to mention I'll have the benefit of having a piece of mind about things (I won't have that "if only I spent a little extra to get X" feeling).

I have been wanting to replace this old Kenwood HTIB setup I have had for 10ish years now. I can barely wait.