[Kaido]

Well, I'm moving into an apartment in a few months and my basic tv system will initially be comprised of a 20" television, a DVD/VHS combo, and a Sherwood RD-6105 5.1 receiver. I would like to start out with a pair of Fluance SV-6 bookshelf speakers:

http://www.fluance.com/fldyhidetwbo.html


Is this a good choice, especially for the price? There aren't too many reviews of them around, but what I have read about them is good. I like how they look and the price isn't too bad. I'm foregoing the SV-10s for now due to space considerations. Eventually I want to turn it into a 5.1 system. Here's what I'd like to do:

Fronts: pair of Fluance SV-10 3-way speakers
http://www.fluance.com/fluanhigthre.html

Center: single Fluance AV-SC 2-way speaker
http://www.fluance.com/fluancemv670c.html

Rears: pair of Fluance SV-6 2-way speakers
http://www.fluance.com/fldyhidetwbo.html

Subwoofer: DIY sub with a 12" Adire Shiva
http://www.adireaudio.com/TextPages/...eFrameText.htm


Are the SV-10s and the AV-SC good matches for the SV-6s?


I've never used a speaker stand before, but I think I'll need a pair to put the SV-6s on when I upgrade to surround sound. How do these work and what would be a good stand for them? Adjustable, preferably. I've been looking at pictures and the ones I've seen don't look like they'd support a speaker that big.

 

[kevinjoho]

Those SV-10's look nice, Is that price per pair?

 

[Kaido]

Quote:

Originally posted by kevinjoho Those SV-10's look nice, Is that price per pair?

Yup!

 

[kevinjoho]

Quote:

Originally posted by Kaido Yup!

How do they sound?

 

[PLincoln]

i think thats what HE is asking

 

[Kaido]

Yup, I don't have them yet. Absolutely no idea how they sound I've read good reviews on Fluance speakers, that's about it. That's enough for me to go on - every single speaker system I own right now is mainly a computer speaker system, made by Logitech - z-2200s and z-640s. I'd imagine the Fluances with a real receiver are way better.