What do you guys think about ProCinema 600 System as an alternative to BOSE.
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I you want an alternative double-duty system I would recommend the Paradigm Atoms and the matching center. The Atoms are less than half the cost of the CM1s but approach the sound quality.
I have a HT setup now with the CM1 and CMC with a Pioneer Elite receiver. It is very good, for the cost I would say outstanding. As for Bose, I have been to houses where a Bose system was playing music that I knew and liked but had to leave, the sound was so grating. Perhaps Bose is tolerable for movies but IMO not for music, not even close. I would strongly encourage you to keep the CM1s.
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I used to have RF 52 from Klipsch and I didnt like it very much and I bought couple of CM1s and they sound lively and much better than RF52s. But my friend just came in and said I should have spent a few more bucks and bought Bose instead.
I bought these for 400/speaker in CA.
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I hope this is posted in the right place. If it is I would greatly appreciate some help with the following problem:
I am experiencing severe distortion via my FL and FR B&W CM1s. It only seems to happen during particularly loud explosions viz: The first bomb going off in The Hurt... -
Considering purchase of two CM1s for R/L speakers for home theater. Wife has vetoed floor stands, so am wondering if placing the CM1s on bookshelves on either side of TV will be a problem? Any other ideas would be appreciated. Thx -
So, through the powers of eBay, I've managed to sell 3 pairs of 10+ year old bose speakers, and now have the cash to buy a pair of B&W 600 series bookshelf speakers...
Currently, I am sporting, for 90% HT, 10% Music/Surround Music
CC: LCR600s3
L/R: 602s3
...Buy 601s3, use in 'Stereo' room50.00%3Buy DS63, swap with current 600s3 Surrounds33.33%2Other: Keep in mind, can't really do more than $45016.67%1 -
Hello all,
First post here; hopefully not my last. I currently own a bunch of old, mass market electronics and I'm looking to upgrade to something better. Basic plan of action:
Step 1: Get the Rotel 1550 Surround Receiver. I can hook this up to some older style Polk...
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