We have a small room, actually just a bit less than 10x12, with a 60" plasma TV, and our couch against the back wall.
I just bought a new receiver, Onkyo 313, 5.1 I have speakers that I've used in a traditional 2.0 systems, that I could use again:
Celestion Ditton 100
Cambridge sound works bookshelf speakers
Boston bookshelf speakers
Mission book shelf speakers
I'm trying to think what is a cost effect upgrade. It seems like a center speaker and a subwoofer. Is the Yamaha NS-C210 a combination bass and center? We aren't gamers and tend to watch dramas rather than action adventure movies.
With the couch against the back wall, it doesn't seem to make sense to put rear speakers to the sides of us, since the balance would be off for rear speakers. I don't want to throw a ton of money for such a small space that really can't benefit from too much or too big of speakers.
What makes sense to have good sound utilizing some of the speakers I already have given our room configuration?
Thanks,
Reid
I just bought a new receiver, Onkyo 313, 5.1 I have speakers that I've used in a traditional 2.0 systems, that I could use again:
Celestion Ditton 100
Cambridge sound works bookshelf speakers
Boston bookshelf speakers
Mission book shelf speakers
I'm trying to think what is a cost effect upgrade. It seems like a center speaker and a subwoofer. Is the Yamaha NS-C210 a combination bass and center? We aren't gamers and tend to watch dramas rather than action adventure movies.
With the couch against the back wall, it doesn't seem to make sense to put rear speakers to the sides of us, since the balance would be off for rear speakers. I don't want to throw a ton of money for such a small space that really can't benefit from too much or too big of speakers.
What makes sense to have good sound utilizing some of the speakers I already have given our room configuration?
Thanks,
Reid