Which Will Net a Better System? (Home Theater Sound System)

Sony tower speakers ... really?

Have you tried Ebay?? For example, i did a quick search: polk audio tsi | eBay

Ok, ok, OK!

I am going to put some time into hunting. I have decided that I don't want a mediocre system that is a brick once it is time to upgrade.

That means I am going to build one.

Thinking these components (slowly to ease the wallet).

1. Amazon.com: Onkyo TX - NR609 7.2 Channel Network THX Certified A/V Receiver: Electronics

Can be had for ~$259 refurbed. Going to be looking for one around memorial day.

2. Amazon.com: Klipsch RW-12D 12" Subwoofer (Each): Electronics

Can be had for $~299 from Newegg. Just went on sale last week.

3. Speakers - investigating that now
 
The Energy CF 50 I have are pretty good. I am running them on the Onkyo 709. The Polk Audio Tsi 400 is also a good tower speaker. I almost ended up with them, but got a better deal on the Energy's.

I would suggest going to Best Buy or Fry's electronics, bring a couple of CD's with the music you listen to and test all the tower speakers in your price range, then decide.

If you end up with a pair of speakers that are bi-amp, then I would suggest going with the Onkyo NR 709, since I do not think the 609 supports that feature. I found the sound quality to be lot more cleary since it seperates the high frequencies from the low ones.
 
2. Amazon.com: Klipsch RW-12D 12" Subwoofer (Each): Electronics

Can be had for $~299 from Newegg. Just went on sale last week.

I have this sub actually and it is pretty great.

Pair it up with some tower speakers and you will be good to go.
 
Ok, quick decision help needed.

Option 1

Two Monitor 60 and one Polk PSW505.

Option 2

Two Monitor 70 hold off on the sub for now.

Already have a receiver picked out.

The two 60s are cherry, which I am not a fan off...
 
A lot of nice equipment mentioned here, but I've always been a Klipsch man. Coupled with a Harman Kardon amp/receiver, you can't go wrong.

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