Is anyone using these with the BIC DV-62si bookshelf and DV-62CLRS center channel speakers? Do they pair well?
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They sound fine. I run with a Denon surround receiver and sounds great, smaller room of course.
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Yes they do! The wall ones are better but the ceiling ones sound very good with denim insulation behind them. You can find the insulation at lowes.
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I have them connected directly to my Denon receiver and I am not familiar with zvox base speakers. However with what I have seen on line I do not see a center channel connection on the zvox. I believe the zvox itself acts like your center channel and therefor you do not need the Klipsch center channel. In order for this speaker to work you will need a center channel input.
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Mr Clark I am not able to answer your question at this time. We are working on getting our new system set up and are making sure our speaker system will match up. I have found that contacting R/S Cust Service to be helpful with some of our concerns in setting up our system. If you don't get the answer to your question there, I have found that local audio shops can also be helpful. BC
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I am using them and I personally think they sound great. Loud, powerful, and I truly believe it made a difference to my movie viewing experience. I ended up buying the BIC center channel as well. Be aware that the center channel is bigger than these side ones but I think it was well worth it.
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First of all, if you put them 6 feet apart, you tmay lose the center channel. May be too much right and left only. However, the connecting cable is 3 feet on each speaker, so they can be put just about 6 feet apart, not closer to 5 feet as someone else stated. Since the cable allows it, it should sound ok. Mine are about 2 1/2 feet apart and could use to be further go create more left and right. They sound good for their price, but I got them at a big discount in a sale. Regular price seems a little high to me. I would try them. Also, they only come in white. Personally black would be better as they stand out in white. Hope this helps. First of all, if you put them 6 feet apart, you tmay lose the center channel. May be too much right and left only. However, the connecting cable is 3 feet on each speaker, so they can be put just about 6 feet apart, not closer to 5 feet as someone else stated. Since the cable allows it, it should sound ok. Mine are about 2 1/2 feet apart and could use to be further go create more left and right. They sound good for their price, but I got them at a big discount in a sale. Regular price seems a little high to me. I would try them. Also, they only come in white. Personally black would be... » Read More First of all, if you put them 6 feet apart, you tmay lose the center channel. May be too much right and left only. However, the connecting cable is 3 feet on each speaker, so they can be put just about 6 feet apart, not closer to 5 feet as someone else stated. Since the cable allows it, it should sound ok. Mine are about 2 1/2 feet apart and could use to be further go create more left and right. They sound good for their price, but I got them at a big discount in a sale. Regular price seems a little high to me. I would try them. Also, they only come in white. Personally black would be better as they stand out in white. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I don't have any experience with using the BIC DV-62CLR's as main front speakers...my installation has one as a center channel in a 5.1 surround system. However, the DV-62CLR would probably serve as front speakers very well, with the dual 6.5" giving a better bass response than the BIC DV-62si speakers. There are also several reviews on audioreview.com praising the use of the DV-62CLR's as main front speakers.
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Good Afternoon, to answer your question I would say that these are the BEST bookshelf speaker mounts for the money at the time, 25.00! for the pair. What a STEAL! after fixing my problem I had with them these turned out to be a gem!! They turn an easy 180 from side to side and also have a nice up and down tilt as well, I have my Polk RTI A1 speakers mounted on these which are quite large and these do the job well! I use blue tack to hold the speakers down just incase they don't lift or at an angle the tack holds the speakers down in their place. Good luck! I'm here if you have anymore questions. Randy
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Hi Maricela, the KEF Q Series bookshelf speakers (Q100 and Q300) pair very well with this integrated amp. I have also heard Dali Zensor 1's and Monitor Audio BX5's pair well.
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I own the Polk T15 and BIC America DV62si speakers. The BIC speakers are bigger, heavier and have wider frequency response/higher sensitivity than the Polk T15's. I would recommend the BIC speakers over the Polks. I've seen the Polks on sale for for around fifty dollars, but have never seen a new pair of BIC America DV62si's offered for less than a hundred.I would also consider Micca's MB42 speakers. They sound similar to the Polk T15, but cost less.
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Any speaker can be used as a surround but the comments by others are right. These would be overkill since they don't produce that much bass and you have the sub. Consider going with the BIC 6" book shelf speakers to match the sound. If you've read other's questions on here you'll see I'm a big advocate of using decent bookshelf speakers instead of towers because the difference in sound is so miniscule but price can be substantially lower. In fact if you A-B'd these towers to the bookshelfs you'd hear almost no difference in quality or volume. You would hear a difference in bass but that's what the sub is for. Any speaker can be used as a surround but the comments by others are right. These would be overkill since they don't produce that much bass and you have the sub. Consider going with the BIC 6" book shelf speakers to match the sound. If you've read other's questions on here you'll see I'm a big advocate of using decent bookshelf speakers instead of towers because the difference in sound is so miniscule but price can be substantially lower. In fact if you A-B'd these towers to the bookshelfs you'd hear almost no difference in quality or volume. You would hear a difference in bass but... » Read More Any speaker can be used as a surround but the comments by others are right. These would be overkill since they don't produce that much bass and you have the sub. Consider going with the BIC 6" book shelf speakers to match the sound. If you've read other's questions on here you'll see I'm a big advocate of using decent bookshelf speakers instead of towers because the difference in sound is so miniscule but price can be substantially lower. In fact if you A-B'd these towers to the bookshelfs you'd hear almost no difference in quality or volume. You would hear a difference in bass but that's what the sub is for. « Show Less
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I don't see why not. The main difference between this and a so called book shelf speaker is driver placement. The specs cover a wide frequency range. In fact you should get better performance if you turn them vertically and use them as a stereo pair. Here is some useful, if not technical information: http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=89614 I hope this helps, but do some more research after you look over the link I sent. I have the DV-62clrs and I use it as a center channel speaker in a horizontal position. I have never used it vertically, but if I recall when I purchased mine, there were some reviewers who were using them as main speakers. it's a great center channel and I don't see why it would not be good as main stereo speakers. Again, see what others say about this, but I think you should be fine, but placement is critical in getting a good sound. Another thing, they will need a burn in period of about 50 hours. I use pink noise, but you can use music and start out with a low, but not to low sound level for the first couple of hours and increase the level to a moderate listening level for the next 3 or four hours and a little more for about eight hours and a fairly high level for the remainder of the time. When I say high, you should be able to tolerate the volume level, there should not be excessive cone travel in the woofers, and your amp or receiver should not be distorting. In any of these cases, turn the volume down at once. I don't know what you have so loud might be with the knob at ten o'clock or it might be at two o'clock, but never turn your volume past three o'clock. This is how I burn mine in. You don't have to do it all at once.
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Yes, I use these as front left and right speakers in a home theater. They are really good speakers. They are very clear and loud. Good range of sound...highs, lows, mids. I also have bic center speaker and smaller surrounds. You get a lot for the money with bic. I highly recommend them.
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I have some Polk Bookshelf speakers that sound great. Polk Audio Monitor Series Monitor 45B - $200 for the pair
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I have them paired with an Onkyo TX-NR626 receiver and they sound great. The Onkyo is like these speakers in that it's a good value. You can spend as much as you want to on speakers and receivers, but it takes a lot of money to make gradual steps up the ladder from these.
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I have had no trouble with my speakers. They are great for such little things. I personally would return them to Amazon.
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I just bought a second pair on eBay to replace a pair of Infinity bookshelf speakers. There probably better speakers out there, but they are incredible for the price.
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I have these set up in a surround schema, but would not recommend them as a "main" set of speakers unless your space is constrained to bookshelves. These are actually decent speakers, especially for the price point.