I Have Seen The Light
Polk Converter
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Greetings Everyone. As you can see, this is my first post. As of late, I have been auditioning some new speakers for what I hope to be my new HT. I have been listening to Polk and Klipsch. My old HT consisted of
Yamaha RX V995
Klipsch KG 4.5 Fronts
Klipsch SC1 Center
Klipsch Rears, forgot the #
DCM Sub212
I sold my items to my sister in law's husband before I moved to
Arizona about 1 year ago and have been without anything since. Now that I am back in Cali I and finally situated I think it is time for me to get the process started once more.
I have been to CC and been listening to the RTi 12's and the CSi5. They are very nice looking and sound great. What I like about CC is they have a 1 year speaker upgrade. I was thinking of starting off with the CSi3, auditioning it at home for a bit and then get the CSi5. I dont have a reciever right now but planned on buying a Denon 1603 just for now then upgrading down the road.
Well last night was my wife's family Christmas party. We did the secret Santa thing $30 limit and my sister in law's husband picked my name. When he walked in late to the party and had this gift in his hand I knew instantly what it is. When I finally opened it, there it was the CSi3 center channel. This guy spen an axtra $170. I felt guilty taking it, but he insisted that I open it, so much in fact that HE opened it.
I wasnt sure which way to go on speakers Polk or Klipsch, but this must be a sign from above. I am now for the first time part of the Polk family. Eww I just got goose bumps. Now its time to buy that receiver.
Thanks Everyone and Happy Holidays.
Yamaha RX V995
Klipsch KG 4.5 Fronts
Klipsch SC1 Center
Klipsch Rears, forgot the #
DCM Sub212
I sold my items to my sister in law's husband before I moved to
Arizona about 1 year ago and have been without anything since. Now that I am back in Cali I and finally situated I think it is time for me to get the process started once more.
I have been to CC and been listening to the RTi 12's and the CSi5. They are very nice looking and sound great. What I like about CC is they have a 1 year speaker upgrade. I was thinking of starting off with the CSi3, auditioning it at home for a bit and then get the CSi5. I dont have a reciever right now but planned on buying a Denon 1603 just for now then upgrading down the road.
Well last night was my wife's family Christmas party. We did the secret Santa thing $30 limit and my sister in law's husband picked my name. When he walked in late to the party and had this gift in his hand I knew instantly what it is. When I finally opened it, there it was the CSi3 center channel. This guy spen an axtra $170. I felt guilty taking it, but he insisted that I open it, so much in fact that HE opened it.
I wasnt sure which way to go on speakers Polk or Klipsch, but this must be a sign from above. I am now for the first time part of the Polk family. Eww I just got goose bumps. Now its time to buy that receiver.
Thanks Everyone and Happy Holidays.
To Hear Me
Is To Feel Me
Is To Feel Me
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Comments
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Welcome aboard! That's one sweet gift you got there. Happy holidays!Home Speakers polkaudio RTi70's (bi-wired), CSi30, FX3000i, PSW250
Car speakers polkaudio EX 369, DB 650 -
Welcome,
That is a very generous gift. Are you going to get the Rti12s now that you already have the center.Graham -
Thanks for the welcomes. I might try the RTi 10s then upgrade later or I might just get the RTi 12's. But the smarter route would be to get the 10s and give them a try.To Hear Me
Is To Feel Me -
If you can swing it I would highly recommend going with Denon's 1804 vs the 1604. For the extra $100 MSRP you get 15 more watts per channel, on screen programming, composite to S-video conversion and a few more inputs. Money well spent IMO. That way the upgrade bug won't bite you quite so soon.
