RTi100 vs RTi70

zmn668
zmn668 Posts: 8
edited July 2014 in Speakers
Hi all. I have been tortured by this dilemna for years. Several years back when I was assembling my RTi system I initially purchased the RTi70's, along with the CSi40, Fxi5, and PSW 404. Within the first year I was lured to the Rti100's and used my CC trade in on the 70's for the 100's. Many times I have thought this was a mistake. I am taking delivery on Wednesday of a B stock Pioneer Elite SC-05 receiver and it has me thinking again if I should have kept the 70's and biwired them. The 100's sound good but are so tempermental in the sub adjustment with movies vs music. I have a line on a mint set of 70's for almost $380 shipped. Any thoughts to help me deal with this demon? Thanks.

Bill
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  • ckhirnigs113
    ckhirnigs113 Posts: 28
    edited December 2009
    I have no experience with the Rti100s, but I have been nothing but pleased with the performance of my Rti70s. They are great speakers, especially when you find them today at such low prices.
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  • EricDep
    EricDep Posts: 5
    edited July 2014
    I like the Rti100
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  • rooftop59
    rooftop59 Posts: 8,121
    edited July 2014
    DO you see how old these threads are dude? If you are wanting to actually contribute to the forum at least give us a brief review of the speakers telling us what you like about them, what you have compared them to, what gear you run them with, etc.
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