Id go for the 2 that you listed but they seemed higher priced to me than when they reviewed them
Id get a receiver and a nice 3.0, $200 receiver (or the $250 pioneer 1022) and then the Pioneer SP-FS52's for another $200,...
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Try looking at pioneer bs22 bookshelf, fs52 fronts, c22 center. For subwoofer either go dual 10 like Dayton sub100 or single 10-12 like Dayton sub100 or sub1200. But Dayton is cheap...
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Ah yes I see. Yeah, I have my TV connected to my computer as well with an HDMI wire running around my bedroom. Ultimately I'd like everything connected to the receiver...
This seems to be Stereophile claiming that the 10.1's are better than a $600+ pair of speakers? I don't quite get it though, I usually cross referance with other sites to make sure they hear something...
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Well, my TV and my computer are on opposite sides of the room. I suppose I could just place the speakers on the side of the room with my TV if I went with towers and just use...
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Yeah. The issue with tower speakers is There's absolutely nowhere I can set them up in my bedroom. I WOULD set my speakers and receiver up in my living room BUT I don't...
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The Diamond 10.1s are damned expensive in the US, I'm surprised, I can pick up a pair for under £130($206). If they're that highly regarded I'll have to grab and amp and a pair to...
Get a braided stranded copper cable, the strands will give and the seperate braids will give. Other wise id advise trying to checking out the cable first before buying it.
So how much you spending? I'd say Pioneer SP-BS51-LR, they can still be had for like $130, if you want to spend more and get floor standers i'd get the SP-FS52-LR and if you can spend up to $500ish i'd go with the Warfedale diamond...