Ron DeLancey

Thanks dtel for the welcome....I appreciate it!

detel & wuzzer thanks again for your input. Yes detel I use a subwoofer with them as stand alone speakers aren't designed to put out enough low frequency. I've seen some Quintet series 4 new on Amazon that can be purchased individually too. My small room current setup is 5.1 but the A/V receiver is 7.2 capable. I am a bass player which uses Genz-Benz bass amplification for live applications so low end is important to my ears. Update: I have found Series V Quintets on Ebay sold individually which are new so I am going that route. Again many thanks for your comments and help.

Wuzzer & Westcoastdrums thanks very much for your input. The only thing that concerns me about Ebay is fake merchandise. I've read that some Quintet speakers are not genuine. Is there any way to check that those listed on Ebay are genuine and not copies? Thanks again for any advise.

I have a small room which currently has the Quintet 5.0 satellite speakers & sub. I want to expand this to a 7.2 system thus brings this question. Are Quintet 5.0 satellite speakers sold individually other than used? I have some older Boston Acoustic satellites I could use for the rear units but don't want to mix & match if possible. The older BA's have the same outer design as the Quintets and are a little smaller. They sounded good when I had them on a previous system. Your comments are appreciated. Ron. D

I run this Klipsch system on a Onkyo TXNR 646 which is a 7.2 system. Onkyo also has a TXNR575 which is also a 7.2 AV receiver. It is around $50.00 more than the Sony you are considering. The Sony 5.0 will work but you can't expand the system if so desired. The Polk PSW 10 is a pretty decent sub to start with. I am considering using one of these as a secondary sub on my system which I am expanding from 5.1 to 7.2. The Quintet 5.0 & sub will do a fine job with whichever A/V receiver you choose. Good luck!