Newbie Amp Question
jdelan
Posts: 244
Ok. Kinda new to all things sound.
I am trying to maximize my Home Theater Experience but with Room constraints and Neighbor constraints I can't get too much sound. So, Would it be adventageous to add an AMP to my current HT set-up???
If so, what would you reccommend? And are there any Sites out there that can explain it all in Layman terms???
Thanks!
Joe
Receiver----Pioneer Elite 36tx
Center
CS400i
Fronts
RT35i
Surround---fx300i
Sub
PSW350
Sorry about the simplicity of the question, but just want to try to make the best setup I can and not really as informed as I would like to be.
I am trying to maximize my Home Theater Experience but with Room constraints and Neighbor constraints I can't get too much sound. So, Would it be adventageous to add an AMP to my current HT set-up???
If so, what would you reccommend? And are there any Sites out there that can explain it all in Layman terms???
Thanks!
Joe
Receiver----Pioneer Elite 36tx
Center
CS400i
Fronts
RT35i
Surround---fx300i
Sub
PSW350
Sorry about the simplicity of the question, but just want to try to make the best setup I can and not really as informed as I would like to be.
Post edited by jdelan on
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With all the limitations that you described, your current systems are good for that environment. I don't think you need to upgrade unless you move to a bigger environment with less limitations, in that case, you probably may need more power... (adding new amp, upgrade the front L/R speakers...) To maximize your current system, try the bi-wire option and adding one of the AC conditioner, the MC HTS-2500 or HTS-3500 should do a good job for you...
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Thanks for the input Peter.
What is the MC-HTS 2500/3500??? And what does it do? I assume it's a Monster Cable Conditioner but not really sure what it does... -
You can check out the features and specs of these AC conditioners via this website:
http://www.monstercable.com/product_info/infosheet_hts3500.html.
