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Old 09-30-2010, 11:21 PM
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You just live and breathe audio huh?
Old 09-30-2010, 11:23 PM
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Yes i do
Old 09-30-2010, 11:55 PM
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Oh you'll have some serious competition when I get the specs on my Regal up.

But that'* going to wait till Sunday.

For now, the home theater

Yamaha HTR5940 Receiver
Polk Audio CS2 center
Polk Audio RM40T front floorstanding
Polk Audio Monitor 40 front bookshelf
Polk Audio Monitor 40 rear bookshelf
Klipsch Sub10

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You haven't heard home audio until you've heard the RM40T'* I have up there.
Old 10-01-2010, 12:37 AM
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O ive heard home audio and i havent heard the "RM40T" Nice stuff u got there. now u just clear all the crud outta that room for visual appeal.
Old 10-01-2010, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by raptor660
O ive heard home audio and i havent heard the "RM40T" Nice stuff u got there. now u just clear all the crud outta that room for visual appeal.
Yeah its a lot cleaner now. That was that way when I first put it together.

Here you go:

http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/p.../recent/rm40t/

And no I didn't pay anywhere near that price, lol, but if I did, I would tell you that they would have been worth every dollar.
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The link shows what it looks like now after he'* cleaned up the room!
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Originally Posted by xtremerevolution
Oh you'll have some serious competition when I get the specs on my Regal up.

But that'* going to wait till Sunday.

For now, the home theater

Yamaha HTR5940 Receiver
Polk Audio CS2 center
Polk Audio RM40T front floorstanding
Polk Audio Monitor 40 front bookshelf
Polk Audio Monitor 40 rear bookshelf
Klipsch Sub10





You haven't heard home audio until you've heard the RM40T'* I have up there.
What is that, a dorm room?

That'* way too small a room for HQ home audio man. Need space!
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Originally Posted by MouSe
What is that, a dorm room?

That'* way too small a room for HQ home audio man. Need space!
Yeah, that'* just a basement room. Its actually larger than it looks. I certainly do need more room for a "home theater." That'* all we have to work with for now though, haha.
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I went and saw a guy the other day to pick up all those car amps and he had the craziest stereo ever. B&W 801'*, Klipsh Herseys, Klipsh series 80'*, and 2 Klipsh powered subs
The B&W'* have a msrp of $5500!
http://www.audioreview.com/mfr/b-and...6_1594crx.aspx
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Originally Posted by raptor660
I went and saw a guy the other day to pick up all those car amps and he had the craziest stereo ever. B&W 801'*, Klipsh Herseys, Klipsh series 80'*, and 2 Klipsh powered subs
The B&W'* have a msrp of $5500!
http://www.audioreview.com/mfr/b-and...6_1594crx.aspx
Wow, those must sound amazing. I thought I spent a lot on my system, till I discovered that I was actually toward the lower midrange of audiophile home theater audio. Sky'* the limit, but as I mentioned earlier, these are speakers you keep for 10-20 years. I would LOVE to hear what those sound like.

Home and car audio makes me drool, and I don't mean loud *** competition SPL subs. I mean finesse, quality, refinement, accuracy, depth. Anthony over here came in telling us how great his Kicker components and 6x9'* sounded and I told him they aren't anywhere near as great as the Polk Audio DB series in my car, and he agrees. Its just not the same. You can go absolutely insane with this kind of stuff.


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