[How to complement two pairs of 600M for a 5.1 setup]

Thanks @TMatt

 

Ill look into SVS subs! 

[How to complement two pairs of 600M for a 5.1 setup]

Thanks HenrikTJ

 

Are you saying that it would be best to get two 100SW instead of one SPL-120 for roughly the same budget? 

 

For the receiver here is what I am considering

Onkyo TX-NR686 as you suggested ($350)

Sony STR-DN1080 ($449)

Yamaha RX-A680 ($499)

Denon AVR-X3500H (I can get this one for $550)

I can also stretch maybe stretch for the Yamaha RX-A880 ($649)

 

I feel like the Denon could be good value for money

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[How to complement two pairs of 600M for a 5.1 setup]

Hey everyone

 

I've been thinking (read "dreaming") about getting a 5.1 home theater setup for a while now. I currently don't have one at home, and I was saving for a full Klipsch setup.

 

I found a great deal on two pairs of RP-600M which I could not pass on. This was outside of my budget initially, but now that I have them, I need to do them justice. I am going to get a RP-500C or RP-600C as center speaker and need some advice on both a sub and a receiver.

 

For the sub, I am wondering whether a 120SW is enough for this setup or whether it's worth stretching to a SPL-120?

 

For the receiver - I have never owned one and I am lost on how to shop for one.

 

The setup will mainly be used for 4K movies, and bit of hi-fi audio listening. I still live in an apartment so I will never push the system to its limits, I just want something that's very easy to use for a novice, that works well with the setup and sounds great. My budget is around $500 for the receiver.

 

Any recommendations are well appreciated!