- Aug 20, 2005
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Hey there fellow home theater peoples! Like most of you, I love full, powerful sound in my home theater. Unfortunately, I'm starting to feel like a grown-up and am less and less excited about the large footprint of my Klipsch RF-3 main speakers and Definitive BP-2002 that serve as rear surrounds*.
I'm looking for 5 speakers to replace these monsters with. I'm not sure what my budget is yet but I don't want to spend much more than 5-600 on all 5. What are the current top bookshelf-sized performers for the money in this price range?
This setup is a jack-of-all-trades type thing... music, movies, games, etc. I will probably build my own subwoofer as an experiment/learner project.
They are powered by a Denon 1613 if it matters.
*The definitives are hand-me-downs from my dad. I had the klipsch mains & RC-52 center for years...the BP2002s were an easy way to have SOMETHING for surround that could keep up with the mains & add bass.
I should probably add that I have a decent understanding of HT... So, I know I'm not going to get the same level of bass/mid-range from bookshelf speakers. I do know that you can get a lot of great sound out of small/mid-size speakers though. It's just that it's been many years since I've had to know what's what in home theater
I'm looking for 5 speakers to replace these monsters with. I'm not sure what my budget is yet but I don't want to spend much more than 5-600 on all 5. What are the current top bookshelf-sized performers for the money in this price range?
This setup is a jack-of-all-trades type thing... music, movies, games, etc. I will probably build my own subwoofer as an experiment/learner project.
They are powered by a Denon 1613 if it matters.
*The definitives are hand-me-downs from my dad. I had the klipsch mains & RC-52 center for years...the BP2002s were an easy way to have SOMETHING for surround that could keep up with the mains & add bass.
I should probably add that I have a decent understanding of HT... So, I know I'm not going to get the same level of bass/mid-range from bookshelf speakers. I do know that you can get a lot of great sound out of small/mid-size speakers though. It's just that it's been many years since I've had to know what's what in home theater