Rear center for LSi setup

gil
gil Posts: 12
edited May 2005 in Speakers
Hi,

I plan on running LSi-9 Fronts and LSi-FX Sides for a three row theater room and would like to have a center rear. I am thinking of using a single in-wall for the rear in the center of the rear wall. I have wired for three speakers on the rear wall to be able to do 1 in the center or 2 speaks, one on each side.

I can get a single TC265i for a couple hundred, or spend a little more for an LC65i, or even more for an LC265i.

The room is about 23' long by 13' wide. What do you guys think?
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  • Frank Z
    Frank Z Posts: 5,860
    edited May 2005
    LC's are a better match to the Lsi's.
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  • gregure
    gregure Posts: 871
    edited May 2005
    Areed. If you're going all out for a full-on theater room, do it right the first time. Definitely the LC speakers would be best. Match those ring radiator tweeters all around for the best timbre matching.
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  • gil
    gil Posts: 12
    edited May 2005
    Is one back good enough or is two a necessity? My current receiver is 6.1 with 6 internal amps.
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  • fireshoes
    fireshoes Posts: 3,167
    edited May 2005
    If you are doing a real theater (like you are), I would go ahead and get two. And get an amp if you are running all that off of a receiver. :)
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