[Good Efficient Center to go with Chorus IIs in 5.1]

8 hours ago, Lost240 said:

If you don't want to go through making one yourself I have an Academy in black that will be a match for you.

@Lost240 I don't know that that is. Did you mean one of the Alchemy's that vwu80 linked?

[Good Efficient Center to go with Chorus IIs in 5.1]

I have Chorus II on the front of a 5.1.  I currently have a 96db RC-35 as my center and it is a little underwhelming with the chorus iis. I could use some recommendations on a center that would compete that:

 

1) isn't too large.  Would like to stay < 30w, 11 deep and 11 high.

2) closer to 100db sensitivity

3) Would like to stay $600 or less

Was looking at this custom made piece from Bob Crites.  A little longer than I would prefer, but wanted to know if any had any experience with this speaker?

 

Thanks!

 

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8 minutes ago, jimjimbo said:

Hard to believe you couldn't possibly accommodate Fortes.....Let's be realistic, you're going to want them eventually.....Yes?

 

 

If you were talking about me selling mine, I would have liked to keep both, but no room. I live in a townhouse...  Plus they did need $300 of Crites work.  I decided to make the Chorus IIs new instead

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I just sold my black Forte IIs for $450. Raleigh NC area. No upgrades and 22 year old single owner.  I bought my Dad's Chorus IIs for 600 mint and just received the crossovers and titanium diaphragms from Bob Crites.