Lsi choices

kaiser osay
kaiser osay Posts: 11
edited April 2011 in Speakers
Hi everyone, I got into the Lsi series about a year and a half ago, I have the 15's Lsi-c and the nines in the rear, I just got the Lsi/fx, a day or so ago I was wondering if I could replace the nines with the FX and if I could, would there be an increase in sound quality for the rear surround channel as I am thinking I may use the nines in another room any input would be appreciated.http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif
Onkyo Tx-Sr 876 reciever
Emotiva Xpa-5
Sony Ps-3
Sony Bdp 8350 Blu-ray Player
Sony Tc-We 475 Dual Cassette Deck
Serius Sattelit Radio
Lsi-15`s front left and right
Lsi-C center channel
DSW Micropro 4000 Subwoofer
Lsi-9's in rear as of October
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  • mdaudioguy
    mdaudioguy Posts: 5,165
    edited April 2011
    That sounds like a good plan, but an increase in quality? I can't see how the quality would improve, but a pair of speakers specifically designed for a surround role should improve the overall ambiance of your HT experience. Should be more immersive.
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  • JuanR
    JuanR Posts: 718
    edited April 2011
    That's exactly what I did. I bought the LsiFX, and took my Lsi9's up to the bedroom. now I have two fantastic setups. mdaudioguy nailed it with his response.
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  • kaiser osay
    kaiser osay Posts: 11
    edited April 2011
    mdadioguy, I have to agree with you the sound is much more ambient. Very Nice sounding Thank you all for your imput
    Onkyo Tx-Sr 876 reciever
    Emotiva Xpa-5
    Sony Ps-3
    Sony Bdp 8350 Blu-ray Player
    Sony Tc-We 475 Dual Cassette Deck
    Serius Sattelit Radio
    Lsi-15`s front left and right
    Lsi-C center channel
    DSW Micropro 4000 Subwoofer
    Lsi-9's in rear as of October
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