pmccartn1
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- Paul McCartney
Hello Everyone,
I am in the process of rebuilding my home theater.
I have just replaced my old Mitsubishi 60" projection TV with a new Samsung 63" Plasma, and my old 5.1 Sony reciever with a new Integra 7.2 DTR 40.1 reciever. My speakers are 13 year old Missions which I didn't want to have to replace, but need to add rear speaker to. Also because my system was built in I have been ripping and tearing out the wall to accomadate, for the new system which is much wider. During this remodel, my mission center channel which I forgot to remove, fell to the floor and busted...
My room is long and narrow, 13' X 35" with the seating somewhere in the middle.
My questions are,
1. What should I replace my center channel speaker with?
2. Should I even be using my old speakers?
3. My new Integra is 100 watts per channel, should I purchase the larger 135 per channel instead, what benefits would that be?
Sorry for all the questions, but all this has gotten very complicated over the years.
Thanks, Paul
I am in the process of rebuilding my home theater.
I have just replaced my old Mitsubishi 60" projection TV with a new Samsung 63" Plasma, and my old 5.1 Sony reciever with a new Integra 7.2 DTR 40.1 reciever. My speakers are 13 year old Missions which I didn't want to have to replace, but need to add rear speaker to. Also because my system was built in I have been ripping and tearing out the wall to accomadate, for the new system which is much wider. During this remodel, my mission center channel which I forgot to remove, fell to the floor and busted...
My room is long and narrow, 13' X 35" with the seating somewhere in the middle.
My questions are,
1. What should I replace my center channel speaker with?
2. Should I even be using my old speakers?
3. My new Integra is 100 watts per channel, should I purchase the larger 135 per channel instead, what benefits would that be?
Sorry for all the questions, but all this has gotten very complicated over the years.
Thanks, Paul