CSi A4 or CSi 3/5 ok with RTi A7?

Uxi
Uxi Posts: 2
edited November 2010 in Speakers
Just got some RTi A7's, which replaced my Sony SS-MF550H. Currently still using a Polk RM6752 as the center channel, but planning to upgrade that next, either before or after a new sub (which is another story).

I don't really want anything too massive, so was wondering if either the CSi A4 and CSi3 would work. The kick stand on the CSi5 is kind of attractive, too, since I have a rear projection.
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  • leroyjr1
    leroyjr1 Posts: 8,785
    edited October 2010
    All will work fine. The csi a6 would be my choice if size wasn't a issue.
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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    edited November 2010
    +1 for the CSi A6. I just recently upgraded RTi70's to the RTi A7's, and followed that with the A6 replacing our trusty CSi40...

    Go big or go home! :tongue:
    Main HT:JVC DLA-RS45135" Elite Screens fixed frame, 1.1 gainMarantz SR7007 (operating as pre-pro)Emotiva XPA-1 x3 (L+C+R), UPA-7 (surrounds)Oppo BDP-103D/BDP-83Toshiba HD-XA2Panamax M5410 Pro x3Polk LSiM707s, LSiC706, 80 F/X-LS, 65-RTSeaton Sound/MCCA MFW "Turbo" + custom Dayton SA1000 sub amp (orig. AV123 MFW-15)Velodyne SMS-1I/Cs: MP 12ga/4-cond (fronts); MP 12ga (surrounds), MP HDMI (all sources), some BJC sprinkled thruoutHarmony EliteSalamander Triple 40 C/B* still need to sell older but mint gear!!
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    CSi3, CSi5 and CSia6 are all nice. i have all 3 of them

    i have a CSi3 up for grabs, but if you can. get a CSia6.
    mole'
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  • PrazVT
    PrazVT Posts: 1,606
    edited November 2010
    I did what mak99 did so +1 for the CSi A6. If you are space constrained though, the CSi A4 is by no means a slouch. I listened to it in the store and it sounded good too - just less bottom end.
    ALL BOXED UP for a while until I save up for a new place :(

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    KEF Q900s / MIT Shotgun S3 / MIT CVT2 ICs | KEF Q600C | Polk FXi5 | BJC Wire | Signal / AQ ICs | Shunyata / Pangea PCs | Pioneer Elite SC 57 | Parasound NC2100 Pre | NAD M25 | Marantz SA8001 | Schiit Gungnir DAC | SB Touch

    2 Channel:
    Polk LSi9 (xo mods), Polk DSW MicroPro 2000 sub | NAD c375BEE | W4S DAC1 | SB Touch | Marantz SA-8001 | MIT AVt 2 | Kimber Hero / AQ / Signal ICs | Shunyata / Signal PCs
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  • cnh
    cnh Posts: 13,284
    edited November 2010
    WELCOME TO CLUB POLK!!

    I concur with PrazVT above. And would add, at least now you're actually hearing some clean highs and mids after dumping the Sonys? Much better, tighter low end as well!

    Enjoy your POLKS!

    cnh
    Currently orbiting Bowie's Blackstar.!

    Polk Lsi-7s, Def Tech 8" sub, HK 3490, HK HD 990 (CDP/DAC), AKG Q701s
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