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The receiver definitely supports 3.1 under the speaker setup menu

It can be. Does it fit in your budget?

I know that feeling. Needs first, then sub lol

It's a good buy. That was my original purchase plan for yesterday. I had it in the cart and everything

The center will be more important once you are ready for a 5.1. In a traditional 2.1 the center channel isn't used.I would jump on that Dayton sub if I were you though. You're hard pressed to find something of that quality for the price it's at now. Also if you're dead set on going the CL route...

What's the budget for the subwoofer?

Of the units mentioned, the Onkyo seems to be the better value in terms of price per feature. You can always purchase your BA speakers later. And if you're dead set on the BA speakers, I'd spend the extra money and get the speakers you want and the Denon E400 receiver which in my opinion is a...

In the end, my patience won out. I was able to get a BIC H-100II subwoofer from an older couple for $50. I just had to drive out 25 miles each way to get it.http://www.bicamerica.com/showpage.php?brand=1&type=8&spkrID=126 12" Driver24Hz - 200Hz (+/- 3dB ) Frequency Response90dB Sensitivity150...

Is the TV Plasma? I know my TV shows that when I have the receiver on but the unit for the input is off. It this day is on my TV for hours when I fall asleep and forget to turn the receiver off, but it's never burned in

They sit on the floor well. If they're your fronts, there's nothing wrong with that

It's total opposite when I get stuff delivered. They leave it outside no matter what, luckily I have nice neighbors who bring whatever it i is nside for me

Do you have any thoughts on the PL200 Tony? I'm thinking my next speakers are going to be the Acoustech series and that is the sub from that series

I may end up getting the Dayton sub myself at this price point, it's a good value. I've been running 5.0 for the past few weeks since the DV64s get as low as they do. I've been battling with figuring out which sub to get between the Dayton, the F12, the PL200, or the PB1000. I may just Dayton...

What about your sub? Which did you go with and when will it be there?

Yeah he ordered them Friday. They should be here today. Is it bad I'm excited for him as if I don't have the same bookshelves in my house? Lol

Really? Where at?

You could hook your other components to it now but you'd just have to pull it out again when you do get speakers

No you need speaker wire. Radio Shack usually has good prices. Otherwise Amazon or Monoprice

If you set the AVR for CTRL HDMI, she can control a good amount of the AVR functions with the TV remote. My girlfriend isn't big on remotes either and we do a lot of Netflix via the PS4. She presses the PS button in the PS4 controller and it turns on the AVR and the TV. from there she used the...

I saw shipping was free so it was more like a $75 difference, but you are right about the F12 having the better amp and 90dB sensitivity. I wasn't able to find a sensitivity or peak output for the Dayton at all actually. I think I'll buy an F12 myself tomorrow actually.

Also, there's the Dayton SUB-1500 for $179.00 since he does like his bass.

It's funny cause I was originally going to put the F12 and I only didn't because the Dayton price is so low. It was more when I was putting together my system. And people keep saying it's a tossup between the two. Why do you say the BIC over the Dayton Tony?

Yeah, Accessories4Less is a great site when it comes to service and product. Getting back on topic, with keeping in your speaker budget, if you want to go with a sub right off, the Dayton Audio SUB-1200 is a great option right off, especially if you want to go with the BIC DV62si bookshelves...

I would say so. The black levels on that are absolutely amazing. So if we're talking quality, then yes. If we're talking price then hell no lol

I'm pretty sure we're talking about the same LG TV, is curved and it is OLED, but it's 1080p not 4k

I wasn't very impressed with the Samsung OLED TV, but the LG one looks really good. There's also a great Sony 4K TV, but with the lack of content, I don't see the point.

Happy to help. I was in your position not too long ago, and it was Tony and some others who helped me. Now I'm just returning the favor

Tony you're my favorite echo today lol.

Good move. You won't regret that. Denon is one of the most recommended brands when it comes to receivers. How much does that leave for speakers?

So minus the $200 for the receiver. How much does that leave us budget wise for speakers?