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Definitive Owners Thread,


I am curious to see more Definitive systems around here. So lets posts pics, which speakers as well as associated equipment.



~Bob
 
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I don't have pics but my system is 7002's for mains which just replaced 2004's. I have BPVX's for surrounds,CLR2500 for center,BPX's for surrpund back channels and a SupercubeII. Its all powered by Parasound amps and controlled by a Parasound processor. Overall a pretty good system from just building myself with no help. I likes what i hear and bought all the equipment in my system. I hope more people respond I know lots more have DTs around here. J.H.
 
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Hey Definitive guys I got a question for ya. As my post said I have 7002's for mains that recently replaced 2004's. I have BPVX's for surrounds. Do you think it would be an improvment to just put my old 2004's in the surround position? What do you think or are the BPVX's just a better speaker than the 7004's? Just in sound quality. Thanks guys J.H.
 
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BP-6 mains

clr2002 center

bp1.2x surrounds

Sub is an svs pb-10


I had bought a pair of studiomonitor 350's to use as mains but I returned them. I did a head to head comparison with my bp-6's and although the 6's weren't quite as clear I preferred their sound, filled the room better. I've got a bead on a used pair of bp-8's and if I get them I will use the bp-6's as side surrounds and probably one bp1.2x as a rear.
 
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Just upgraded and I am loving the ProCinema speakers.


L/R 100's

C Pro C2

Side 80's

Rear Old JBL surrounds to be upgraded to at least another set of 80's when I can sneak them past the wife


Sub Supercube II



Picture
 
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BP8 mains

Mythos 7 center

BP10 surrounds

Athena AS-P4000 sub

Yamaha electronics


Yeah, I know, the bigger speakers are in back. This is because the BP8's are crossed over at 80hz to blend better with the center, and the BP10's provide surround-channel bass. Awesome for movies and no slouch for music (though I mostly listen to music on my Athena F1's in another room.)
 
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Originally Posted by J.H. /forum/post/0


I don't have pics but my system is 7002's for mains which just replaced 2004's. I have BPVX's for surrounds,CLR2500 for center,BPX's for surrpund back channels and a SupercubeII. Its all powered by Parasound amps and controlled by a Parasound processor. Overall a pretty good system from just building myself with no help. I likes what i hear and bought all the equipment in my system. I hope more people respond I know lots more have DTs around here. J.H.


I just bought the same system for my new HT, except the sub. Just wondering, did you not find the subs in 7002's and 2500 enough? Does the addition of the CubeII really help that much? My room will be large (20w X 32l), but the HT is the front half and I am adding 2 BPX's at the far back wall simply for 7.1 use later. Thanks.
 
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BP 2000's L/R Mains

C/L/R 2000 Center

BPVX (4) L/R Surrounds and L/R surround backs.

All bought on Ebay at ridiculously reduced prices from MSRP

Super Cube I, being replaced by SVS PB12/ultra.
 
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Flint350 I bought the supercube because I was using protower400 for mains for a while and that was not enough low end for sure. I really,really love the SCII though so no regrets. I think the blending of bass of the 7002's and SCII makes for a very big wall of low end bass. I like the combination.J.H.
 
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