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M22 as a center for M80s
#339045 02/18/11 03:02 PM
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Hello,

Just working out various configurations in my head. I have read that using an M22 or an M2 would be more ideal than a VP150 for hirizontal dispersion purposes. I was at first thinking about three M22s for the front stage. Now, i am wondering if the M22 as a center would be able to keep up with the M80s. Money is a factor and a VP 180 does not fit the budget.

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Seekinganswers #339046 02/18/11 03:17 PM
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I think there are some that have used M22's in combination with M80's with good results. My experience is only with the VP150 and now VP180...


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I'm using the M22 as a center along with M80 mains, and it works for me. Superior to the VP150 it replaced.

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CV #339101 02/18/11 07:07 PM
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Doesn't Mike (micheal_d) use two M22's as centers with a pair of M80s in his HT room?


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I have always liked/prefered my M22 as a center with my M80s vs. the VP100/150 I have/had, but the M22 is too tall to fit under the TV, at least until I get the OK to raise the TV up a bit more.


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jakewash #339150 02/19/11 05:38 AM
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An M22 or even an M2 will “keep up” better with the M80s than a VP150. It is also more easily re-tasked later should you decide to get a VP180 you could buy another single M22 or M2 and use them as Wide or Surround Back speakers or even in another room. Also they are both less expensive than a VP150.


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grunt #339152 02/19/11 05:49 AM
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You are all making me sad to be a VP150 owner. cry

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Try being a VP100 owner. wink


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Originally Posted By: INANE
You are all making me sad to be a VP150 owner. cry


Me too! laugh

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