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I'm looking to get my first audio system, but I'm planning to do it in several steps as money allows. TV use is currently 10% TV, 30% movies, 30% Xbox, 30% computer games (will be a lot more once BF3 comes out) Am I doing any of this wrong, or should I change the order of any of these? Step one: Receiver (Denon-391) L&R Speakers Step two: Center speaker Sub Final: L&R rear My budget for step one is $500 which allows for $250 for front speakers. Is that a lot for an entry level system? Or could I get a nice center speaker + sub along with the two fronts with the $250 left after getting the receiver? I have a lot of woodworking tools and could easily make my own stands for speakers, so I'm unsure about getting floor standing speakers. Other than that, I have no brand/type preference or anything, and I still need to go to stores and listen to different speakers.
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Aug 20, 2011 16:39
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Is it only one wire per speaker to receiver? Or is it power + sound to the receiver? I'm having trouble finding out how many wires I need ahead of time. Looking to get These before the sale ends as my front mains, since I will be getting a center as well.
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Aug 22, 2011 01:00
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Alright, so I only need to get 4 banana clips + speaker wire cut to size per speaker. I have never had anything but tv speakers, I can't wait to buy everything and get it all set up.
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Aug 22, 2011 01:46
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