CSi A4 or CSiA6
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candjhuntley wrote: »There's a lot to having matching tweeters - and i could be wrong, but i don't think both lines use the same tweeters - i'd grab an LSI-C if i were you. The LSI-C would be timbre matched (nice buzzword
) with the others.
I just bought a used LSI-C from Amazon.Marantz SR5002
Polk Lsi15 (left and right)
Polk Lsic
Hsu v2.3 sub
Crappy rears (will upgrade to lsifx eventually)
Amp? still need one
Samsung 5064 Plasma
Panasonic DMP-BD35
Tivo HD -
I just bought a used LSI-C from Amazon.
I think you will notice a difference in the sound - i'm just curious, what amp do you have driving your LSI speakers?Not my setup - but what I have put together for a friend (i.e. what mine would be if i had the money to invest
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Front: 2 x LSI-9
Center: LSI-C
Rear: 4 x M10
Sub: Elemental Design A2-300
AVR: Onkyo TX-SR806
Amp: Acurus 200x3
BD: HTPC
Television Programming: Dish ViP722
Video: Epson 6500UB Front Projector
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I'm using a little Marantz SR5002 @ 90wpc but I am debating whether to get an emotiva xpa-3 or an xpa-5. I would like it if I could save a few dollars for now and use the xpa-3 and let the Marantz drive at least the lsifx rears when I pull the trigger.candjhuntley wrote: »I think you will notice a difference in the sound - i'm just curious, what amp do you have driving your LSI speakers?Marantz SR5002
Polk Lsi15 (left and right)
Polk Lsic
Hsu v2.3 sub
Crappy rears (will upgrade to lsifx eventually)
Amp? still need one
Samsung 5064 Plasma
Panasonic DMP-BD35
Tivo HD
