Various Merchants has
Sony SSCS5 3-Way 3-Driver Bookshelf Speaker System (Pair) on sale
from $88.
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Features:
- 3-way, 3-speaker bass-reflex system, 5-1/4 inches Foamed-Mica Cellular Reinforced Woofer, 1 inch Polyester Main Tweeter
- 3/4 inches Sony Super Tweeter for immersive sound staging, Sound Reproduction to 50kHz (for High Resolution Audio), 6 ohm Speaker Impedance
- Optimized Crossover componentry for a clear audio path, 100 W Maximum Input Power.Front Speaker Input terminal:Screw type
- Front Speaker Rated Impedance: 6 ohms
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Anybody looking for a decent bookshelf speakers can try these. They don't disappoint.
Thanks for sharing OP. Repped. I would have jumped on these if I hadn't got too many speakers already!
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Anybody looking for a decent bookshelf speakers can try these. They don't disappoint.
Thanks for sharing OP. Repped. I would have jumped on these if I hadn't got too many speakers already!
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The towers look and sound great, but don't offer too much more than the bookshelves in terms of quality or range.
I started with a 7.2 setup (center, 2 towers, 4 bookshelves -- all Sony core line) and upgraded to a center and 6 towers and didn't notice much of a change, but mostly because the bookshelves were so good)
I added on 4x Atmos speakers and ceiling mounted them and it's been working great for me.
Yes, it's not going to be as good as a high end brand, but for a 500-600 setup, it works great.
The sub just felt too cheap and underpowered. I replaced it with 3x R-120SW's and some couch shakers and the entire system sounds great for a home theater living room
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The towers look and sound great, but don't offer too much more than the bookshelves in terms of quality or range.
I started with a 7.2 setup (center, 2 towers, 4 bookshelves -- all Sony core line) and upgraded to a center and 6 towers and didn't notice much of a change, but mostly because the bookshelves were so good)
I added on 4x Atmos speakers and ceiling mounted them and it's been working great for me.
Yes, it's not going to be as good as a high end brand, but for a 500-600 setup, it works great.
The sub just felt too cheap and underpowered. I replaced it with 3x R-120SW's and some couch shakers and the entire system sounds great for a home theater living room
also yeah i think you might be a little out of the range of what the average person is asking about using these for their setups hahah
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also yeah i think you might be a little out of the range of what the average person is asking about using these for their setups hahah
Amp is a denon x2700h
Some people thing 1 per chair or 2 per couch is plenty for the shakers, so you might want to start smaller. I started with 2 and whether I had them in the back of the couch, underneath the seats or in the sides, it just felt a little lacking so I added more
The shakers let you keep the subs lower. I just recommend an amp similar to the above (a subwoofer amp) so that you can adjust the frequency cutoff for the subs, otherwise they'll be pumping the entire time audio is going through them
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