Pictures of your set up with rti's

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  • Frank Z
    Frank Z Posts: 5,860
    edited November 2006
    No, most manufacturers require 6-8" on top.
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  • surfntomm
    surfntomm Posts: 185
    edited November 2006
    i think that you can afford to put a dvd player on top of your receiver, it all depends on how long you listen to music for and how loud. if your receiver gets very hot then i wouldnt recommend it but if you are like most then it will be fine. i have my dvd player on top of my denon 2106 and is been fine so far. just remember that air is not coming in from the top, its only leaving so i think having the sides open is more important. either way use your best judgement, try it out and if you notice pretty hot air coming out then its probably baking inside of the receiver.
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  • zombie boy 2000
    zombie boy 2000 Posts: 6,641
    edited November 2006
    xttrapshooter wrote:
    I have a question about ventilation of my reciever, do to my upgrading i need to move some things around and was wondering if i put my dvd on top of my onkyo reciever i would have about 1/2" clearance, would this be enough ventilation ?

    If you're upgrading, I'm assuming that you also flip your gear to assist. With that in mind, stacking gear is probably not the best way to preserve your gear's condition.

    just my 2 centerinos:)
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  • Home Theatre
    Home Theatre Posts: 469
    edited November 2006
    Some idiot put a Denon Dvd player on top of a receiver at Circuit City.
    Everything I own burned in the fire!!!!!!!!!!
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  • VSchneider
    VSchneider Posts: 443
    edited November 2006
    Home Theatre wrote:
    Pictures of your set up with rti's?

    RTi6, CSi3, FXi3 + Mirage S10 sub
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  • VSchneider
    VSchneider Posts: 443
    edited November 2006
    ..and yeah, my vote for the cleanest sweetest RTi setup goes to G-force!
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  • GaryZ06
    GaryZ06 Posts: 317
    edited November 2006
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    Rear
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    Panasonic 50" Plasma + Pioneer 6010
    Toshiba XA2 HD-DVD
    Panasonic BD30 Blu-Ray
    Pioneer 1014
    Polk RTi12 (front)...Polk CSi5 (center)
    Polk RTi4 (rear)...Velodyne DLS 5000-R Sub
    3 Outlaw M-200 Amps
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  • Sherardp
    Sherardp Posts: 8,038
    edited November 2006
    Nice setup Gary, looks like you have some very nice artwork and sculptures also. Swwwwweeeet.
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  • GaryZ06
    GaryZ06 Posts: 317
    edited November 2006
    Sherardp wrote:
    Nice setup Gary, looks like you have some very nice artwork and sculptures also. Swwwwweeeet.
    Thanks Sherardp....Yes I do have a very nice collection of art and sculptures....
    Panasonic 50" Plasma + Pioneer 6010
    Toshiba XA2 HD-DVD
    Panasonic BD30 Blu-Ray
    Pioneer 1014
    Polk RTi12 (front)...Polk CSi5 (center)
    Polk RTi4 (rear)...Velodyne DLS 5000-R Sub
    3 Outlaw M-200 Amps
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  • natronforever
    natronforever Posts: 31
    edited November 2006
    Hey, here's a quick picture of my setup, minus the surrounds. I'm a new medical student living off loans, so I'm not exactly living in a mansion, but it meets my needs and I like it. My fellow students love my house for movie nights, when I have time to host them. As for my setup, you can see a pair of RTi-38s and a CSi-30. The sub is a SVS PB10-isd, which I love. The surrounds are the FXi-30s, but aren't visible from this photo.
    Main: Polk Rti-38
    Center: Polk Csi-40
    Rear: Polk Fxi-30
    Sub: SVS PB10-isd
    Receiver: Marantz SR-5007
    Buttkicker Mini Concert x 4
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  • schwarcw
    schwarcw Posts: 7,341
    edited November 2006
    Very nice setup guys! I love the cherry vaneer on those Polks!
    Carl

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  • sbpolk
    sbpolk Posts: 644
    edited November 2006
    Here is apic of my old RTi setup. Sold those, ended up going with a Klipsch Reference setup, and as of my purchases today, I am back in the polk ballgame!!

    Bought a set of black RTi70's a CSi30 (still looking for a CSi40), two RTi38's and a set of FXi30's.

    I am very stoked about this setup! I loved my RTi's, and I like the look and build quality of the RTi70's over the RTi8's.

    This set up is going in my dedicated home theater. I may eventually put the CSi30 and RTi38's in my family room, when I get the CSi40. Would prefer to have a set of RTi28's on the back wall, for size aesthetics mostly!

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  • jerm357
    jerm357 Posts: 6
    edited November 2006
    Heres some pics of my RTi setup. They are RT35i, CS245i, RT25i for the rears. Also the big thing in the corner is my DIY subwoofer. Its an RL-P15 in an 8.5cf enclosure tuned to 17hz. Its powered by a Behringer EP 1500 and has since been painted in a high gloss black. Its topped off with the grill from my old Polkaudio PSW450 which is mounted over the 6" port hole on the top. The Polkaudio grill is tribute to my damaged PSW450 that died before its time and from no fault of its own. RIP PSW450
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