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Mike_Frame · 05-19-2008, 08:23 PM

Thanks guys...

I guess Micro isn't really the term I should have used...

I'm looking at varous "on-wall" systems. I'd have no problems buying Paradigm again... VERY nice speakers.

I'm really looking hard at the Boston Acoustics P430 series. Very nice speakers, and good reviews.

It seems that there are "cheap" options and then multi-thousand dollar options... and I want something in between.

I hate to give up my Monitor 7's, but I'd never be able to mount that CC-370 center channel.

I am NOT considering Bose, I was just impressed with the quality of the sound in their demo. They have these giant grills over their little cubes, and play a movie demo. Then they come in and take off the grills. I was surprised, but right away I thought "If Bose can sound like that, I wonder what real speakers can sound like..."

-Mike

05-19-2008, 08:23 PM	#4 of 4
Mike_Frame Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Local Time: 08:10 AM Local Date: 10-12-2008 Posts: 19	Re: Advice on a On Wall System Thanks guys... I guess Micro isn't really the term I should have used... I'm looking at varous "on-wall" systems. I'd have no problems buying Paradigm again... VERY nice speakers. I'm really looking hard at the Boston Acoustics P430 series. Very nice speakers, and good reviews. It seems that there are "cheap" options and then multi-thousand dollar options... and I want something in between. I hate to give up my Monitor 7's, but I'd never be able to mount that CC-370 center channel. I am NOT considering Bose, I was just impressed with the quality of the sound in their demo. They have these giant grills over their little cubes, and play a movie demo. Then they come in and take off the grills. I was surprised, but right away I thought "If Bose can sound like that, I wonder what real speakers can sound like..." -Mike