Csi 5 vs Csi a4

Posts: 21
edited September 2010 in Speakers
I am finally putting my HT together and I purchased the Rti a5 towers. I can get either a csi a4 or csi 5 center speaker for the same price. Which one would be best. Thanks!
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  • Posts: 877
    edited September 2010
    CSI5 of course, it's the same as A6, in different box.
  • Posts: 1,059
    edited September 2010
    I currently have the A5's and the A4 center. I am looking to upgrade to the A6's myself. If you have the room the larger center is recommended.
    Front - RTiA5's
    Rear - RTiA3's
    Center - CSiA4
    Sub - PSW110
  • Posts: 3,160
    edited September 2010
    i have a CSi5 in my front room, but would like a 6
    mole'
  • Posts: 21
    edited September 2010
    I know the csi 5 is the bigger center but does it look really awful with the Rti a5's or does it still somehow blend? Sound quality is most important but appearances do matter. I could buy the csi a6 but the difference between the 6 and the 5 is $200 and I'm not sure if its worth it.
  • Posts: 756
    edited September 2010
    mr300 wrote: »
    I know the csi 5 is the bigger center but does it look really awful with the Rti a5's or does it still somehow blend? Sound quality is most important but appearances do matter. I could buy the csi a6 but the difference between the 6 and the 5 is $200 and I'm not sure if its worth it.

    I have the csi 5 and it is a great center channel and would sound good with your RTI a's If you can get a good deall on it I would buy it. You could allways resell here if you needed.
    HT System
    Parasound Halo A51 Amp, Marantz AV 8003 Pre, Arcam FMJ CD36 cd player, Marantz 7007 BD/SACD player,Acoustic Zen Matrix IC's, Analysis Plus Crystal Copper Oval IC's, Acoustic Zen Satori speaker cables, B&W 703's Fronts, Center Martin Logan Motif hybrid, Surrounds DefTech BPX, 2 X DefTech Supercube Reference Subs, DSpeaker Antimode 8033 EQ.
  • Posts: 21
    edited September 2010
    Thanks I think I'll just do that and save 200 for now.

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