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Good setup for 5-channel stereo/HT?
#19336 09/09/03 11:58 PM
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I have a budget of around $1200.00 US for an axiom system that would be in a fairly large living room (sorry no dimensions ATM) with a high ceiling. I listen to about 50%/50% music/HT. I LOVE 5-channel stereo and would be using this feature with all music. I’d like to set up the system for optimal 5 channel performance at my price point.

I'm planning on buying a SVS sub (25-31PCi) tuned for 22 Hz. The amp is a Denon AVR1603 (85 watts x 5 @ 8ohms).

I've pretty much decided to go for the VP150 center and the Qs8's but I was wondering if I should go with the M3ti’s with 6.5 drivers for some lower bass extension instead of the M22ti’s dual 5.25’s. I’d like to stay away from the towers for cost reasons.


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#19337 09/10/03 12:11 AM
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If you've got a kick butt sub (which it sounds like you do) then by ALL means, go with the M22ti's.

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#19338 09/10/03 12:11 AM
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Go with the M22s. You won't regret it, and they blend so well with subs.


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Re: Good setup for 5-channel stereo/HT?
#19339 09/10/03 12:29 AM
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I've got an SVS PB1-ISD (their "smallest" box sub) and a pair of M22s. They're a perfect match. You won't regret it.

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#19340 09/10/03 01:47 AM
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Dagon, if you actually mean 5 channel stereo and not processing such as DPLII, then to optimize that mode you have to have all 5 speakers identical. That would mean 5 M22s to fit your budget. If you're willing to compromise a bit the VP150 and QS8s would be fine.


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#19341 09/10/03 12:15 PM
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As always, check out the Owner location section of the board and find someone in your area to give them a test run.

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#19342 09/10/03 01:42 PM
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...and the list is located here!


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