CS1 center with R10's?
Can anyone tell me if this would be a good match? I noticed the CSi25 and the CSM are both 4 ohm and my receiver doesnt have a 4 ohm option so 8 ohm is my best bet.
Also i know this might be the wrong forum, but i currently have a cs175 and it sounds very empty, almost muddy during dvd playback. It has never sounded right.
I was told to switch a front channel with it and see if it sounds the same. Have yet to do that. I really want to replace this speaker if thats the culprit. Thanks
Noel
Also i know this might be the wrong forum, but i currently have a cs175 and it sounds very empty, almost muddy during dvd playback. It has never sounded right.
I was told to switch a front channel with it and see if it sounds the same. Have yet to do that. I really want to replace this speaker if thats the culprit. Thanks
Noel
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Any help, please?
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Here's an interesting statement from the CSi25 manual:
It may mean that CSi25 was meant as an 8ohm speaker, but it dips below 8 ohms to 4 ( and probably lower ) too often. Some recievers are more stable than others with such loads.IMPEDANCE:
Nominal 4 Ohms
Compatible with 8ohm outputs
According to this list http://www.polkaudio.com/education/showanswer.php?question_num=63 CS1 matches R10's.
