[mAlfunkti0n]

Good morning/evening/whenver folks.


I am currently in the market for some new front right and left speakers. I have a smaller room, probably 15x12, or smaller. I currently have an Onkyo TX-DS484 (I think thats the model). At the moment I have two Kenwood bookshelf speakers in the rear and a center speaker (kenwood). I know this isnt any kind of great setup, but im on a budget. I have an Infocus X1 projector as well. Just looking for a good set of speakers, for a reasonable price. I view DVDs and media from my HTPC.


Thanks!


-Jarred

 

[louthewiz]

 http://www.tsto.com/cgi-bin/TSTO.sto.../View/2100&2D2 These speakers blend in very well.

 

[mAlfunkti0n]

I like those! Thanks for the link! What do you think about rear speakers? I would like to replace the ones I currently have as well.


Thanks!

 

[RIKMEISTER]

what are you driving them with. is for tv or mostly music.

 

[tbhugh]

What is your budget?

 

[mAlfunkti0n]

Reciever is an Onkyo TX-DS484

99% of the use will be for DVDs and HTPC (DivX, etc).

My budget .. I would say around $300.


I know those are probably low end speakers im going to get, but unfortunatly I dont have much money to spend.


Thanks!

 

[RIKMEISTER]

try audiogon.com also energy has 50% off so you could get C7 for around 249.00

 

[mAlfunkti0n]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RIKMEISTER try audiogon.com also energy has 50% off so you could get C7 for around 249.00

Can you order directly from Energy's website? I checked but couldnt find a way ... if you dont order through them, who do you get the discount from?


Thanks!

 

[erandmckay]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mAlfunkti0n Reciever is an Onkyo TX-DS484 99% of the use will be for DVDs and HTPC (DivX, etc). My budget .. I would say around $300. I know those are probably low end speakers im going to get, but unfortunatly I dont have much money to spend. Thanks!

If your budget for fronts is $300, take a look at the JBL E50s. They can be had for around $250 for the pair (shipping is generally free). That would be a good start.