I have bowers&amp;wilkins LCR6-S2 for mains how well will this speaker match up for my center ?
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I don't promote using different company speakers. Every speaker and company is made differently. I can give a big thumbs up for this particular center speaker.
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Your rear speakers don't necessarily have to match your fronts, so with that theory in mind, these should serve you well. As long as your center matches your front left and right, you're good.
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Would be a great setup in a small to medium room. The es series center speaker matches perfectly. Set your receiver speaker setting to "small" so they won't be overwhelmed with bass they can't produce.
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Short answer; you get what you pay for. The center is the most important speaker in your sound system. The tl2 is crisper then the tl1 & the tl3 is better then the 2.
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Well as indicated in the description, it is indeed a center channel speaker. Good luck and enjoy it!
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I use a 7.1 system. Center speaker is an old sony that was leftover from one of those DVD/7.1 combo jobs.
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It is a very good center speaker and has very good dispersion. Can stand off to the side and it sounds like you are in front of it. Should work just fine.It is the main speaker for my home theater system and it really performs well.
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I got a subwoofer and center speaker also. I would recommend a subwoofer. It helps a lot. I think the speakers sound too shrilly though. It's good for home theater but not accurate for classical music.
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I use the FH6-LCR center channel along with the FH-6T (or FT-6T as Amazon calls them), it's great. I went for the whole package, I bought the FH6 center channel and an F 12 subwoofer, it is great. Given my room size, everything really sounds good and I never have to crank it up to get a good sound stage.
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sqa4life....I use them for my Bowers and Wilkins 686 speakers (dimensions below). They work fine for those, much bigger though and you would be pushing it. It appears that yours are slightly wider than mine. I would think you should be OK. Height: 315mm (12.4 in) Width: 160mm (6.3 in) Depth: 229mm (9.0 in)
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I have used fh6 lcr for center front and rear surrounds.If using for center only bigger is always better.Make sure your amp can push them.
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I think it will "work" but center channel speakers are designed mainly for dialogue. As such, they are specialized and somewhat one trick ponies. I would buy two good front speakers.
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It will do ok, it does lack in the high end. Since this is a midrange speaker you will need to pair it up with a tweeter.
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Hi Major Tom. I am probably the wrong guy to answer. I called Klipch directly as I wanted to match the tone, etc of my mains that I have had for close to 20 years. I was leaning toward the rc's as I thought them to be the better speaker. The direction from Klipsch was the C series. I have the C20 center and matched with surrounds. I am quite happy now the I have them dialed in. If it matters, I am using a Marantz 7008. Good luck, JG
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Onkyo makes a matching center/surround package--the SKS-4800--but it doesn't appear to be for sale in North America. OnkyoUSA's reps had no idea whether they would be available here. Most audiophiles recommend matched speakers across the front for timbre matching; if not matched then at least the same brand if possible. (Or else run a phantom center). I ended up getting an Onkyo SKC-540C center channel speaker from an online auction as its specs seemed closest to these--it's not normally sold separately (they were sold as part of the HT970 HTiB set).
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I used two M-8's as the L&R; and the M-CS as the center. The M-8's give the front end a punchier bass. However for the money you can't go wrong with these speakers. I use a Yamaha RX-V577 receiver with the Micca 8" round speakers as my surrounds don't remember the model #. Great set-up and sound.Hope this helps, good luck!
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all my speakers are the same except for my centeri got all sonys,and my center is an energy c-c50,ecerything sounds fine,i have no problems