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The Pioneer 1222 is a nice receiver, I have one. Take a look at the SC-61 (Same as 1222 but has 12V triggers) http://www.hometheater.com/content/pioneer-elite-sc-61-av-receiver It has unparallelled power output in this price range, and has a lot of features for the money. The 717 is nice, but...

Make sure to match the center with the fronts. If not in series, then in brand at the very least.

The SC-1222 is $530 until tomorrow. It benched at 100wpc with all channels driven. Pretty impressive.

I'm just wondering how he would hook speakers up to his current amplifier when they do not have speaker wire terminals.

But wouldn't his amp have speakon or XLR connectors and not regular speaker wire?

There probably is a way, but you wouldn't want to. 1. Those speakers cannot reproduce the entire frequency range, severely limiting the top end. 2. Those speakers were made to be played LOUD, and probably won't sound as good softer. 3. You'll probably need gobs of amp power to play those. 4. How...

http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/DENAVR2311CI/DENON-AVR-2311CI-7.2-3D-Home-Theater-Receiver/1.html http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/DENAVR2113CI/DENON-AVR-2113CI-7.1ch-Networking-Receiver-w/AirPlay-3D-Ready/1.html Try these. Best Buy won't match online prices.

It looks like the issues were worked out, if you take a look at the last page of the thread. I was about to suggest the 1122 as well, but not the 616. It has A LOT of HDMI problems apparently that haven't been worked out.

Why do you need to go floorstanding? Would some bookshelves on stands work?

Do you live near a Frys? http://www.frys.com/product/7372554 $199 is an amazing deal for that.

I'm just going to ask this. Are you trying to insert the plugs in through the side and not through the top?

Ah, didn't know the BASH actually had a AC input, just assumed it was another car amplifier, disregard issue 2 then.

How is it irrelevant? An external amp is much better, some receivers can run them yes, but they get hot as hell.

There are some things that need to be cleared up. 1. You will NOT get 100 RMS minimum with any receiver unless you start getting into the 1.5k+ range. 2. If you want to use your existing car amp, you will need to modify it for home use, you should read up on that. 3. If you want to use those 4...

Very lightly used Pioneer VSX-1021-K HT AV Receiver. This unit is the current VSX-1122-K as Pioneer essentially just moved the model numbers down. Ships with all original accessories, and original box if I can find it. THIS PRICE IS SHIPPING vis UPS GROUND in the US.

I remember reading a review of a calibration BB did. Guy said he didn't touch the RGB controls AT ALL. I might be a little wary..

A budget and room size would help immensely as well.

I don't know, I'm not liking that awkward shape..

I wouldn't get the 1122. It is exactly the same as the 1021 ( last years model) don't know why they moved it up and is severely underpowered, think ~40wpc. I would know, I have the 1021. I would get the 1222 hands down, don't settle for less because you'll be wanting more. Class D3 amp, better...

I would get a whole new system, well that is depending on your budget. Whats you budget?

Just use the 5.1. I'm not too familiar with bose, does it have regular speaker inputs? You could definitely use those are rear surrounds, but generally, Bose isn't the best for audio. That depends on a number of factors. There are different levels in TV's. Such as a 55" 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000...

Your TV doesn't support ARC. Grab a TOSLINK cable and connect it from your tv to your HTiB and you should be fine. http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10229

Another option is the Definitive Technology 8060 fronts. At Crutchfield they are running a promo when you buy a pair of those ($2k) you get a free matched center and 2 surrounds ($1k value).

No way to put the TV on the far east wall? That would make things much easier.

Or better yet, this is a perfect excuse to upgrade to a real home theater system.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882780078&Tpk=rw-12d Can you stretch your budget a bit? Usually anything under $250 isn't really worth getting.

I highly doubt that receiver will be able to run your sub, just saying.

Is there anywhere you could go listen? When spending this amount of money you usually want to select a set that pleases you. If you can't though, definitely look up reviews and see which speakers are "warm" or "bright" and which one suits you the most. If you want to stay within KEF, I would...

Good luck on your exhange/return. Walmart cs is a joke.

Like schan said, it's not going to work. You're going to have to get a different sub that can take a coax.