Hi, I just moved into a condo on the top floor, with a 17' x 15' x 8' (W x D x H) living room and my listening distance would be about 8-10ft away.
The center channel would be on a TV stand/desk that's 71 inches wide, so the L/R would be that far apart.
I was using the Polk monitor 70 series II as my front L/F and a Polk CS10 center, paired with a BIC America F12 12" subwoofer. All connected to a Denon X4400H. I got the L/R as a gift so I don't want to get rid of them, but I'm willing to use them as surrounds and replace the center channel because I don't really like the CS10.
I'm going for a 5.2.4 setup eventually, with atmos upfiring speakers and maybe another F12 subwoofer (not sure if two subs are necessary yet, or if I should just use 1 better sub). My priority right now are good fronts that wouldn't make the Polks sound out of place.
I watch a lot of 4K blurays and listen to a lot of music.
My budget for the L/C/R is about $1,000 with a $1,250 hard limit. Please recommend some good options for a whole upgrade of the fronts! Since I'm planning to put atmos upfiring modules on top, a flat top design is ideal.
The center channel would be on a TV stand/desk that's 71 inches wide, so the L/R would be that far apart.
I was using the Polk monitor 70 series II as my front L/F and a Polk CS10 center, paired with a BIC America F12 12" subwoofer. All connected to a Denon X4400H. I got the L/R as a gift so I don't want to get rid of them, but I'm willing to use them as surrounds and replace the center channel because I don't really like the CS10.
I'm going for a 5.2.4 setup eventually, with atmos upfiring speakers and maybe another F12 subwoofer (not sure if two subs are necessary yet, or if I should just use 1 better sub). My priority right now are good fronts that wouldn't make the Polks sound out of place.
I watch a lot of 4K blurays and listen to a lot of music.
My budget for the L/C/R is about $1,000 with a $1,250 hard limit. Please recommend some good options for a whole upgrade of the fronts! Since I'm planning to put atmos upfiring modules on top, a flat top design is ideal.