My new polk home theatre?

jackaxx

hi there! What would you think of a full polk tsx home theatre system for games and movies in dolby surround?
150C would be the central speaker, 330T the frontal ones and 110B on the back. Not sure about the subwoofer yet.
All amplified by an onkyo TX-NR525, in a 13 sqm room.
Thanks for the help!

rpf65

Those speakers are pretty easy to drive, but I'd probably go a little higher up the food chain for the AVR. Just got a feeling you like the volume knob a little on the high side is all.

dmillionz

I know this is way late but, I'm a gamer and avid movie watcher, so I wanted to chime in on this TSX topic with what I've put together in case someone needs the info.

I have dual SVS PB-2000s configured for perfect balance with the rest of the system. They completed my budget home theater setup. They lead the low-end charge with my Polk PSW505 and BIC F12 subs, TSX 550Ts, TSX 250C, 6 TSX 110Bs and Onkyo TX-NR929 running in 9.1 with Heights. I put the Isolation feet on all 4 subs and I have one word only after this experience... DEE..YAAAMMM! That is some seriously full, clean and well-bottomed bass all the way across the board. The clarity, definition and punch of the TSX speakers is phenomenal at this pricepoint. And I'm positive that we have an incredibly optimized sound experience due to the Onkyo and Audyssey 32 auto calibration. With a little bit of minor tweaking of the sub level and individual speaker crossovers, the results blow everyone away. Even my wife was impressed by how the voices and musical tones (music, TV and movies) sounded full-bodied, robust and lifelike natural. Her eyes were bucked and her mouth hung open in awe. Bass is heard and felt all over the theater/living room now with the F12 and 505 behind the theater seats. I am beyond impressed and the Polk/SVS experience has completely lived up to the hype and exceeded my expectations. I feel like a new man