Which is the better BIC center channel for a 16'x12' room, the DV-62CLRS or FH6-LCR? Planning on pairing with 4x Bic Msrpro6 in ceiling speakers.
1666638
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.
1666639
well my room is 20 by 10 and i have the dv-62clr... and it kicks ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1666640
Can only speak about the centre I bought depends on how much power your amp is running mine is 100watts per channel more than enough for room 18ft by 10ft
1131128
I'm using the 308's in a 300 sq. ft. room and chose them over the 305s + a subwoofer due to the better bass extension of the 308s. I would rather have larger speakers and no sub, but others might prefer the opposite depending on their room layout and speaker/sub placement options.
1940672
Should work out fine. The speakers may not be "voiced" exactly the same however but I use Klipsch for my L&R; and Center and even though they are perfectly "Matched" according to Klipsch, you can always tell a slight tonal difference between the L&R; speakers and the RC-62. NO big deal! Go for it!
420784
Depends on your budget and size restrictions. BIC F12 might be complimentary. I wouldn't go polk for the price.
1944600
I haven't heard the1 series heresy in person. So I'm really not sure. but the rc62 center channel is excellent so I'm sure you can't go wrong.
2228701
I have a pair of BIC America Venturi DV-64's I bought on Amazon in early 2012 that I use with mine. Here's a link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00011KLOI/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I think they sound great together. I bought these Fluance's last year after moving and needing some new rears, and I think they sound great with the towers I bought. I have Jamo center and sub, and a mid-grade Yamaha receiver. Based on the comments I've gotten from a number of people (including a couple of guy's who've had AV businesses in the past) it's a good sounding system. In my opinion, reasonably priced speakers sounding good together has more to do with your receiver, and having THAT set up properly based on distances between speakers and distances between where the hearer sits relative to the speakers.
1646220
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.
2057312
I would think the BIC America DV-62CLRS 6-Inch 2-Way Center Channel Speaker.The LV is a horn tweeter and would give a brighter sound than the fronts.
1039283
I have the TSI100 Polks for fronts and got a BIC DV-52CLRS for a center. I did not need a lot of bass since I have a subwoofer crossed at 80HZ. Also the Polks produce enough low end ... For movies or music the BIC performs evenly and blends into a good sounding system. It is brighter than SONY without excessive mid-bass and It is smaller than Polks CS-10. Choice Depends on your taste/budget..good luck.
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I own polk monitors 30 slightly smaller 5 1/2 woofer but 1 "tweeter, from either bookshelf bass will be lacking, these two are close but the primus 163 imo is better very nice sound it is a large bookshelf, solid, heavy nice grill. I really like the primus 163, the primus are a great speaker for the price I have compared far and wide you can't beat the quality for the cost. set up is 2 363, p351 and 2 163 and a f 12 sub power is emotiva fusion 8100 and xpa 3
1202019
I personally have the FT-6T fronts with a F12 sub, FH65bs for rears, matched with the FH6-LCR center. In my opinion I haven't heard the DV-64s but it all depends on the system you are using when I used a nice onkyo stereo movies sounded good but music was way to bright almost a tunnel sound then I switched it up to a sunfire processer and carver amp and I was amazed with the difference, now my speakers sound perfect for music and movies, a quality sound you can be proud of. But like I said it depends on your other components, every review I have read people have said they had to tweak with the settings for both sets of speakers. But if you have good components you shouldn't have to.
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Go for the 8060 Center. Just hook it up like your normally would and then set your center channel to large in your receiver's set up. If you can set the crossover point on your center channel, try 50hz or 60hz. It will sound great without having to run another subwoofer cable.
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I have two of the VE-12's in a room that is 18' x 26' and they are very loud. My entire house shakes from them actually. Its not so much the size of the speaker as much as it is power. My amp is 250 rms per channel. The 15" model will merely give you slightly lower bass response. 12's are the perfect balance in my opinion, I had 15's in the room previously and these give much better all around sound.
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I advise you go with the cs8060hd as a center with out a subwoofer line ,,as the subwoofer effect work with no line needed for the dialogue,,its one of the most amazing center speakers ive ever used.
1124580
I am using one for my center channel in a 7.1 setup Works great for this and provides nice chrisp sound quality. I am very happy with this product.
1447703
There are a lot of different applications that can make a difference. The room dimensions, your seating placement (distance from speakers), speaker configuration and so on. The main thing is to have a balanced speaker set up. The voice clarity from the DV-52CLR-B is unbelievable. I have a 7.2 system and is powered by a Pioneer ELITE SC-61 receiver. I use the DV-52CLR-B as my center, (2) DV-62si for mains, (4) DV32' for my side and rear surrounds and (2) PDR 80 subs and it is INTENSE. You cannot go wrong either way. Hope this helps.
1459550
When our previous center channel speaker failed I purchased this Polk OWM5 to replace it. Thus far it has performed very well, overall we are satisfied with the choice we made. Our home theatre resides in a 25'x25' room and it readily outputs quality center channel audio the easily encompasses the entire space. It is heartily constructed and appears to be sturdy enough to last years, our unit has been in use for about 2 years.