I think some people care, or else this thread wouldn't exist. Besides, it's cool to see different set ups.

Have you looked into the Chane A2 rx-c. It's a center channel that I imagine would be tailored to sound good with any of their towers. Email Jon & he can guide you in your decision.

Miles Davis- Bitches Brew,  Fates Warning- No Exit, Saxon- The Power & The Glory, Ratt- Invasion of Your Privacy, & Flotsam & Jetsam- Doomsday For the Deceiver            Riceboy likes guitars that gently weep, I like guitars that shred. It's all good.

I don't have the room size you have, so I just took delivery of brand new A3 RX-Cs yesterday. I was looking at the A7s & the A5s, but Jon suggested I go with the A3s considering my room dimensions. Mine are strictly for music. I would love to have that wall of mids, but it wouldn't be practical...

What speakers are those? They look like Chane A5 RX-Cs. 

Love the old school Pioneer receiver. Had a Techniques back in the early 80s that was similar. Miss all of those knobs & the vu meters. Give the tuning knob a good spin & it would truck from one end of the dial to the other, if so desired. I quit listening to the radio in 1988. Grew tired of...

I saw that doc years ago. I discovered Anvil in 1981, with the release of their debut killer album, Hard n Heavy. Followed that with another gem, Metal on Metal, & hit & miss with Forged in Fire. After that, I didn't follow them as lead singer, 'Lips' Liked to play his guitar with a phallic...

Sanctuary, Trouble, Anvil, Exciter & Flotsam & Jetsam. Breaking in a new pair on Chane A3 RX-C speakers, & it takes time.

Old school Running Wild from 1994, Black Hand Inn.

No, I don't have a clue, but this helps. I am in the same boat.

Purely a guess, but it could be due to the fact you don't have enough posts. I tried a similar post, & that is what I was told.

Hello, I am here because it is constantly 'suggested' that I stop by, so here I am. My name is not gonna happen, because this is still the internet. My component system is 25 years old, with a pair of Koss HV1A 'phones, which are even older. All equipment still looks & performs like new. Take...

So did I, & I still have them. Absolutely love 'em.