Polish Hammer
made of glass
Recently I had water in my basement and as a result I'm in the market for some new floorstanding speakers and a subwoofer. Insurance is giving me $700 towards the floorstanding speakers, and $520 towards a sub, replacing Klipsch stuff. My center channel is still an old Klipsch R-35, I think. Hoping you guys can help me out with a few things:
1. Does it matter if I match the brands between center speaker and front ones?
2. I am also currently running a Mirage S10 subwoofer - would it make sense to run dual subs or just get a new good one and put that one aside? (I haven't had anybody ever perceive that that S10 wasn't putting out enough bass, for what it's worth.)
3. Any suggestions on what would be the best speakers to get for the fronts in that range?
4. I've also asked the adjuster if I can use all the money (subs/fronts) in whatever way I want rather than in the amounts listed. If I get the green light there, what would be the best option for me?
5. Are there good Black Friday/Christmas specials I should wait for while figuring out what to do? I feel like Best Buy usually runs Klipsch deals around that time but could be wrong.
1. Does it matter if I match the brands between center speaker and front ones?
2. I am also currently running a Mirage S10 subwoofer - would it make sense to run dual subs or just get a new good one and put that one aside? (I haven't had anybody ever perceive that that S10 wasn't putting out enough bass, for what it's worth.)
3. Any suggestions on what would be the best speakers to get for the fronts in that range?
4. I've also asked the adjuster if I can use all the money (subs/fronts) in whatever way I want rather than in the amounts listed. If I get the green light there, what would be the best option for me?
5. Are there good Black Friday/Christmas specials I should wait for while figuring out what to do? I feel like Best Buy usually runs Klipsch deals around that time but could be wrong.