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In Reply to: Re: Help?? Denon DVD-2800/DVM-4800 & AVR-3802 posted by CarlW on November 19, 2001 at 23:48:33:
Thanks for the advice....I almost forgot about the sub. I'll have to see how the funds department ends up as far as the AVR goes. If I can afford it (and the sub) I'd like the 3802, but if it is tight the 2802. I will stick with the 2800 DVD, I guess I was hoping to kill two birds with the 4800, but CD changers are cheap these days.I had an interesting conversation about subs with the salesman...he suggested an M&K MX105II for a sub ($1000 - on sale for $750). He didn't seem to like the Klipsch subs at all. I haven't really seen any negative reports on the Klipsch ones, so I'm not sure how to take it. He mentioned that M&K has done subs a lot longer and their "push/pull" technology with two 12" woofers are much tighter, faster & cleaner. I don't know much about subs (except that I know I want one). Do you have any experience with the Klipsch subs? I don't figure that timbre matching, etc. is so important (if at all) when it comes to subs, so if the M&K's are that much better, I guess I would go with it (main drawback is price).
Hmmm, more decisions.....
Follow Ups:
M & K's are excellent. The MX-105 is very nice. In that general price range, M & K also have the V-1250 THX. It listed for $950, has a 12 inch driver with 125 watts.The reason I mentioned the Klipsch is that most people prefer to stay within the same speaker brand. They believe that speakers within the same brand share commom sound characteristics.
But most speakers today sound pretty good. Even a $1000 surround in a box system sounds pretty good. Make your decision on what you like. There are many very good speakers that sound different. People prefer different things in a speaker. One person's dream speaker might be rejected by another.
My speakers are Definitve Technology and I really like them a lot. Even though they were fairly expensive not everyone considers them to be high end speakers.
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