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GottaB

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  1. I think I am going to start with the klipsch RP-440 center speaker. Then look at a sub, maybe the Dayton mentioned above. I'm still considering a wireless setup for the sub and placing the sub near the back wall as I don't have a lot of room near the TV/Receiver or along the sides. of our room. I'll watch for a steal in the Frys flyer on a receiver. Probably a Denon with the latest capability for future proofing. I'll keep running the Polk Monitor 70s until they can't keep up. Thanks SurlyMafia
  2. Ok, I was concerned going cheap would be regretted but it doesn't seem like anyone swears by an expensive option. I'll find one through vipon and try it out. I think I'm going to grab one of the flat ones so thanks for that.
  3. Anyone have one they like? Any to avoid? What features are important? I travel mopac or /ih35 daily and the quality of commuter recklessness is increasing.
  4. Yep. This was a thing when I was an undergrad. Loved it
  5. Do what she’ll do. Ask her three closest friends and her coworkers how much their husbands paid. Add 10%. The old old saying was two months salary. I’ve heard 6 months. That’s some reality tv bullshit or something.
  6. Thanks. I might do just that. Focus on a center and a sub. Upgrade the receiver later. I was thinking Klipsch since I’ve had good luck with their computer speakers in the past and they seem to have consistently good ratings. Any others I should look at?
  7. I was thinking ~$500 for receiver upgrade and another ~$500 or more for additional speakers.
  8. I’ve got a Sony 65” tv hooked up to a Pioneer VSX 1020 hooked up to a pair of Polk Monitor 70 (bi-amped). I use those with AT&T U-verse; AppleTV; PS4 and a rarely used Panasonic Blu-ray player. I do stream Vudu and Netflix through the TV. I haven’t run out of HDMI inputs. So that isn’t an issue. Is it worth upgrading the receiver? It isn’t WiFi enabled so I guess I’m missing on some functionality. I don't have a way to run cables to rear speakers and even if I had rear speakers I don’t have shelves to put them on and not interested in wall mounting or running cables through the walls. I am interested in adding a center speaker and maybe some small front speakers and maybe a wireless sub (I assume that exists). The living room is near the back porch so I would be interested in setting up a set of wireless outdoor speakers in a second zone suggestions for for a recover and speakers? Budget $1000.
  9. Yeti has stickers. Rtic does too but people may think you are cheap. Ozark trail are heavy but no stickers.
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