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PetersenJ

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I am looking at buying A JVC S120PII. I am also looking at buying some Infinity Primus 150's and a Primus C25. I have allready purchsed som RBH speakers for the back of the room. I decided to go with the In Ceiling speakers for the back to please my wife. If you have any other sugestions on something better I should buy for about the same price I would be more than greatfull for the advice. The JVC is about $200, 150's $80, C25 $90. I also am looking to get a receiver I have not decided how much I want to spend but I am on a budget, so if there is any help anyone can give me let me know.

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what is this? "JVC S120PII"

What is your budget for a receiver?
 

PetersenJ

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The JVC S120PII is a sub it is a 12" sub. I have not decided yet I think I would like to stay at about $500.00 or less.
 

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You mean JBL. JVC does't really make subs.

Were are you getting the sub?
 

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My favorite budger receiver is the Yamaha RX-V659, which can be found for around $350. This receiver will prove more than capable in driving your new bookshelf speakers, and it is packed with features for home theatre use.
 

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the $500 was the budget for the receiver. I'd say look at the Panasonic XR57 receiver ($285 from J&R, and put the extra $200 towards the PB10NSD)
 

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Definitely SVS or HSU for a sub. And I second the Yamaha or maybe an Onkyo.
 

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geez is the Primus only $80?? sounds like a great idea then! :emoji_thumbsup:

have you budgeted for cables? monoprice.com and radioshack stock decent value for money cables
 

PetersenJ

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Thanks for the help I do have some of the cables. I have alot of Monster cables that I used on my last system. What is your opinion on Banana Clips? I was thinking on getting some of them but I have not decided yet.
 

LanceJ

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I assume that means for everything?

Then my next thought would be: that's a lot of money left over to spend on a receiver that is going to power some rather small speakers. Personally I would pick a less powerful receiver ($250-$300 range) & use the left over money from that to buy a better subwoofer.
 

PetersenJ

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I have purchased the back speakers, RBH 6" in celling $100.00. I have purchased the front speakers, Infinity Primus 150 $100.00. I am looking at purchasing the Infinity C25 $125.00. I am still trying to decide on the Sub and the receiver. So all togater that leaves me with about $700.00 to spend on the Sub and the receiver. I know it is not alot but I have to make due with what I can.
 

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With that kind of money, you can still have a very good sounding system - it just won't reach screaming-loud levels or have diarrhea-inducing bass (bleh! :)).

BTW: Circuit is having a "blow-out" sale on all their Infinity gear. >>> The PS12 12" subwoofer is now only $300.
 

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