Calling all guru's !

noisy

Can you help me identify this center? I purchased it in mid 1995 along with my 10's which I am using for my fronts. I have 2 M3's that I use for my rears...I obviously need more power for my rear...front is a bit heavy Anyhow, the sticker came off this from the heat of my big screen that it sat on, and for the life of me I cannot remember the model. Any help you can give is greatly appreciated.

The (4) mid's had a sticker on them that said MW4850 and they are 5" ea.
The tweeter is a tri-lam 3 1/2"
The dimensions are 26" w x 10.5" d x 6.5" h

Thanks in advance if you can help !!

TroyD

CS 350LS, pretty sure.

BDT

Polk65

bingo.
http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/products/cs350/

noisy

jeeeeeeez...you guys are fast...was uploading the pics, and you were done before I could get em up!

Thanks !!!

fireshoes

Good thing there was a guru logged in.

Polk65

That's no joke. It's amazing how guru's appear out of thin air when you mention them. Imagine my surprise after typing a response and seeing BDT beat me to it. Ah well, I guess we have no chance until we get our own magic carpets.

bassaholic

are you serious! what a ****

TroyD

Oh, wait, you are a newbie. I'm supposed to be an **** and run you off. What's wrong with me??

Welcome and enjoy, that's a nice center!

BDT

Willow

TroyD wrote:

Oh, wait, you are a newbie. I'm supposed to be an **** and run you off. What's wrong with me??
BDT

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cfrizz

Noisy, Welcome. That is one massive center channel! Me like.:D

Bassaholic, I don't know what your problem is, but that was uncalled for!
Go back to bed & try waking up on the right side of it!:rolleyes:

hoosier21

I would have answered this, but I am not a Guru

reeltrouble1

Looks like the dampening material is blocking one of your ports, I dont believe that is the way its designed as air should move from it, may have shifted try moving it a bit and see if the speaker will not play down a bit deeper.

RT1

noisy

Thanks for the welcome...I am a happy poster at many forums so am used to the "****" statements...always happens. We can't ALL be as thmawt ath you Bassaholic..but thomeday maybe...lol

I have it set up with my 10's as the fronts...any recommends on a good rear set to go with this? I have some little M3's on the wall...but obviously the front TOTALLY overpowers these.

Thanks reel for the advice, I will do that immediately and check the difference.

Peace All

wingnut4772

That's a monster center! Welcome:)

Polk65

Can you adjust the channel volume with your receiver/processor? If you are able to get the M3's volume to closer match the front and center, this option won't cost anything. The M3's can handle 100w and do a good job as surrounds. Do you have a subwoofer?

If you decide that you want new surrounds, you have many options. Have a look through this HT guide and let us know which type you are thinking of. http://www.polkaudio.com/downloads/hthandbook.pdf More here: http://www.polkaudio.com/education/index.php

* mounted flush in the wall?
* wall mounted small speakers?
* a bookshelf speaker on a pedestal?
* a floor standing speaker that is tall and narrow?
* a speaker that is wide and short (like your Monitor 10's)?

TroyD wrote:

Oh, wait, you are a newbie. I'm supposed to be an **** and run you off. What's wrong with me??
BDT

Troy, dump the sugar substitute labeled "PC" next to the coffee.

bassaholic wrote:

are you serious! what a ****

Bassaholic, not too long ago you would have been keelhauled for a comment like that. Get used to the fact that not everyone spits out a direct answer, some have humor, and others are trying. If you don't like it, change the channel.

Polk65

What are you using to power all of this? If it's a receiver, some of them send less power to surrounds.