System A or System B?

[1968dart]

Hey would like opions on how much better will system A would be then system B in my room 21x12x9?

System A 7.1 RF-63,RC-64,RS-62X4, and RW-12d VS System B RF-62,RC-62,RC-42x4, and RW-12d

I know this is a hard question but would it be Night and Day or ,10% better or 20%? System A is twice the money and If it would be quite noticable I would go that way. would I be able to tell if blindfolded if I was in system A or B. I put alot of work into the room and I want it to sound great I just don't know.

Thanks for the help.

[dtel]

I am NO expert on the RF line but I like the front 3 in A better, what if you just went 5.1 for now and added the extra 2 later ?

I think you would hear a big difference in the front 3 alone with A, what about the smaller speakers for rears and surrounds, much less has to be reproduced from them and you may not hear a difference ? The front 3 and sub carry about 80% of what you hear. IMO

Just some other ideas, others should have different opinions.

[Bill H.]

I Second Dtel's response. Take your time, and buy what you can Afford. Add as needed for a 5.1 system. System A will keep you from wondering later on.................(What If...........).

Good Luck, post pics and Enjoy !

[Triaxtremec]

I myself would stick with the RF63's and the matching RC64. Spend the extra money into a 5.1 rather than a 7.1 you'll get much better sound over all putting more effort into the front sound stage.

[CECAA850]

System A will have a definitive advantage sonically over B. Most noticeably will be the center channel, where most of your HT info is sent. My rule of thumb for HT is to get the best center channel and sub you can afford. That's where your best bangf for the buck in HT is. Fill in the rest as you are able.