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mine doesnt match and it sounds great...Zu Audio cube-point source coax tweeter, excellent dynamics-as fast as the LaScalas, great freq. response and efficiency....this is all of course subjective, but to my ears works great....

agree w Univek....that's why I used a Zu Audio cube-point source, efficient as the LaScalas, excellent response

from a living space perspective I think Klipsch is a great choice...I live in a condo, so volume levels must be reasonable...the efficiency of my LaScalas and Heresy 3s (bedroom) allow great sound w modest volume...

interesting...my AL5s in Walnut were 10K at Music Direct.....

excellent choice!!!

Neither!! ....center channels that place the woofers horizontally eliminate the favorable dispersion characteristics of MTM/D'Appolito arrays.....I use a co-axial Zu Audio cube and its brilliant as both a musical speaker and movie/center channel

as an MD I say "you cant fix stupid, but you can sedate it"....

I would look at Amazon for deals on Onkyo- good amps w clean power and excellent DACS for the $$...you can frequently find previous generation models for a good discount. I've had several Onkyos all trouble free....

San Antonio...I live in an 18th story high-rise....its based on valuation, not sq feet.

dont get me started on TX...they crow about no income tax but dont kid yourself, the property tax is the same effing thing...41K this year for me.....

had ceiling speakers in several applications and never boxed them in....most are enclosed in back anyway...dont think you have to move insulation either-I've seen it in contact with can light fixtures w no problem...

Love my LaScalas...you'll be pleased.....

great choice...nothing beats a horn loaded speaker...lovely room as well

Havent heard the Anthem, but I recently bought the Yamaha. Excellent so far, and as I recall the DACs in the Yamaha are better. Set up is simple as well. YPAO, Yamaha's version of Dirac type processing, seems to work well, though I manually adjusted some of the settings, especially for the front LaScalas.

the ebony is always dramatic and beautiful....