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Don, I have my S-CenterII sitting directly on the edge of my Panasonic RPTV. It hasn't caused any interference or discoloration. I assume you are placing yours atop a direct view tv. In this case I have heard that placing a thin sheat of metal between the speaker and the TV can reduce/do away...

Well, I am just setting up my new system... 4 JBL S26IIs JBL S-CenterII Sony SA-WM40 Sub H/K AVR-225 It's sounding great so far, but I am just starting to tune and tweak... I bought the JBLs and the H/K from www.onecall.com[/url] and the sub from tvbuys.com (see link above from Phil)...

If anyone could tell me if this is permissible, I'd appreciate it!!! My center channel speaker is a JBL S-Center (weighs 15lbs). It will be sitting on a Panasonic RPTV (PT-51HX42). I am just concerned about damage to the picture quality, vibrations and the weight of the speaker directly on...

Anyone who can offer some insight to this would be a great help and save me a possible blunder. Please!!! Thanks, Brian

Hello all, I am in the planning stages of building one of these component racks...I have searched all the threads and read about and seen many of your own designs; but, I have yet to come across one that has a bookshelf speaker placed on one of the rack's shelves. My project is a seven shelf...

Item is no longer available from Crutchfield, although I bought a SA-WM40 from TVBUYS.Com yesterday for $165 shipped via UPS ground. Follow this link... http://shop.store.yahoo.com/tvbuys/sonsawpowsub.html Good Hunting, -brian

Pete, The Toshiba SD-4800 has all the features that you want, is relatively cheap and I believe well reviewed. ($199.00 @ Best Buy) Good luck, Brian

Thanks again for all the replies, You have all been a great help in my decision making process. Jim, I appreciate the offer, but I think I am going to go with the Studio series, S26II as mains and surrounds, along with the S-Center, along with the Sony SA-WM40 sub. Thanks again...

Thanks everyone... Steve, I have heard that combining the Studio series and the Northridge speakers isn't a good idea, this becuase of the different size/make of the tweeters. Have you experienced a noticable difference from your mains and the N24s? Richard, By having the same speakers...

Thanks for all the replies, At Onecall.com I found the following setup and was wondering if it was worth the price or if I should just go with the cheaper NSP1IIs. Mains JBL N38II (2) - $280 Surround JBL N28II (2) - $200 Center JBL NCenterII - $100 HK AVR-225 - $350 Total - $930 +...

Richard, Just a few questions -What did you pay for your NSP setup? -Do you have the NSP IIs? -What are you using as your receiver? -And, where/how much did you get your Sony SA-WM40? Thanks for the reply, Brian

Has anyone purchased these speakers recently? If so, what are you driving them with...? I could really use the help finding them at a cheaper price than at the megastores (BB,CC) !!! Or if someone knows a better setup (receiver,5 speakers, sub) for around a $1000, please let me know...

Greetings, I'm trying to budget out a new HT system (75%HT,25%Music) for around $1000 (give or take $100). This would have to include the receiver, 5.1 speakers, and sub. After much searching I have narrowed it to the JBL Northridge series for their value and performance from what I have read...

I was condsidering this same setup, Fluance SX-HTB and the Pioneer 912K, combined with a 'stuffed' Sony SA-WM40 sub...and I too would appreciate any feedback for a budget of $900-1000 for a 5.1 speaker/reciever setup. These all seem to be quite the value for the prices. I know the Fluance...