Polk Audio RTi A series HT powered by Pioneer Elite ICE

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Sledgehammer462 wrote: »

Love the setup!!...looks f'n great!!!...and the Glock too...nice touch for the pic...something I would do also...lol...I carry a Glock 30 .45 sub...when I'm in Florida anyway!!

Ok man, I'm following your lead!!! A9's and A7's for me...same center and the 660wi for the neighbors!!

So your SC-35 drives it all with no problem??...I'm hoping this Denon does the same!!!

I have no doubt that you will be satified. You just wait and see. A separate amp is not needed but is preferred.

If we go along the line of "must have it because it's is better". Then I would have B&W speakers and Macintosh mono block amps with speaker wire as thick as jumper cables.

You have one of the Denon's that got some good power behind it. You should be fine.

I have change my settings often but I now run the towers LARGE which is full range. I have personally sat down next to the RTi A7 and visually saw the two 7 inch woofers pushing vibrating pretty well. I even put my hand just slightly over one of the woofers and it literally slapped my hand on a part of the movie Battle: Los Angeles. Very explosive movie, even in the surrounds.

The FXi can't give you the fullness that these can. Plus, I like to play mutil-channel music half the time. That's why I chose this combination. The only thing was getting the EQ set like I wanted it.

However, to stay critically in the frame of what Dolby Digital makers exspected for people's home theater, the FXi's will offer a spacious sound which these RTi A7's do not. They don't hide in the room as well as the FXi's, they are more like a really fat dude behind you at theater bumping your chair as he reaches for some napkins in his front and back pocket.

Nevertheless, I'm in love and everyone that comes over my house want to watch their own BluRays here to see what the system can.