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wader2k
02-22-2013, 08:20 PM
Recently purchased a Yamaha RX-673 and a Klipsch RW-12D and have been researching speakers for the better part of 4 weeks to round out a 5.1 system.
Hopped off the fence today I am happy to report. Had the wife order up 2 b stock 340se's for LR, a 340se center, and 2 170se's for surround duty. And a set of the stands for the 340's.
Now the waiting game begins!
Stump909
02-26-2013, 10:29 AM
Recently purchased a Yamaha RX-673 and a Klipsch RW-12D and have been researching speakers for the better part of 4 weeks to round out a 5.1 system.
Hopped off the fence today I am happy to report. Had the wife order up 2 b stock 340se's for LR, a 340se center, and 2 170se's for surround duty. And a set of the stands for the 340's.
Now the waiting game begins!
You should be very happy with that set-up. Just make sure you run YPAO a second time once you reach your 30hrs of break-in. The center and surrounds will sound thin (maybe the b-stocks too), for the first week or so. Once they've had time to adjust, you'll be very surprised by the improvement in sound. Run YPAO again, and you'll have yourself a well calibrated system.
wader2k
02-26-2013, 11:03 AM
Thanks for the advice! I am still searching for a decent tv console to put everything in/on.
Finding one with a large enough hole for the center speaker is not easy. The TV is a 60" Vizio LCD.
I might end up sitting the TV on the center channel.
I think I should have posted this in the Introduce Yourself subforum.....
Stump909
02-26-2013, 11:31 AM
I might end up sitting the TV on the center channel.
I don't think that'll work as well as you hope. I'm fairly positive these speakers aren't made to have weight placed on them. There's a thread a little ways down discussing TV stands here (http://forum.ascendacoustics.com/showthread.php?5301-350-TV-Stand). That should give you some decent information. You may want to consider a stand with a TV mount, that way you can just place the speaker on top of the stand (hopefully with enough breathing room behind it).
davef
02-26-2013, 05:54 PM
Placing the LCD on a 340SE center is fine, the speaker can easily hold the weight :)
wader2k
02-28-2013, 10:05 PM
Placing the LCD on a 340SE center is fine, the speaker can easily hold the weight :)
Thanks for the info Dave! I could have swore I'd seen pictures showing this.
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