disneyschumi
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u are better of with Paradigm Monitor 9 which is on sale, Denon and paradigm do match well... i have denon driving monitor 7, they sound great, and monitor 9 will sound better....with 1912
Speaker Options for Denon-1912
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J VISHNU VARDHAN
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My brother uses Morel speaker system with Denon 1912. But its HT and dosnt sound great for pure music. With 40K budget pls audition Jamo floorstanders. Contact Leo 09342502682 for details. These speakers dont need subs. Ideal for u.
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How about B&W BS 685, will that be a good match for Denon-1912. The only problem with BS is you need to spend another 10K just for the stands, and it can't be placed on table tops.
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Flash
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I have the 685's and I have tried pairing it with a Denon AVR I have . However its not worth the effort.
IMO in a 20x15 room. look at floorstanders.
Sunderpalanivel
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I like the Tsi 200. Its good with Denon 1912.
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Thanks Sunder, I will audtion Polk-Audio Tsi 200 and decide.
milestoneseeker
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If FS remain an option, then I heartily recommend Monitor 9 with 1912. I am driving my M9 (v7) with 1911 and they sing beautifully. Else, explore KEF's Q300 or Mezzo BS. PSBs Image/Imagine series BS are also great alternatives to look at.
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I had an audition of Denon-1912 with Monitor 9 and Monitor 7. I feel Monitor 7 is the right matching and audio quality wise. Denon-1912 can handle it seamless, but Monitor 9 I feel needs more power.
I'm planning only BS and stereo setup, and my preference is music. My only worry is will I end -up in buying Stands for these. Can I keep these BS on top of my TV cabinet table having 12ft width. BS can cause some movements only if it rocks at high volumes, other wise it should stay peacefully.
milestoneseeker
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Don't go the half-hearted way with your music. If buying BS, do invest in some solid stands to do justice to them. People keep debating on BS+stands = FS cost but I think that is not the right way to look at the investment in BS stands.
You say your pref is music and want a stereo setup then why are you going for a 5.1 AVR? You should definitely go for a stereo amp + BS. That will give you much superior sound. A 5.1 AVR is good if you are also interested in movies.
I posted this on another tread but applies here as well:
If you are looking for stageringly good but inexpense speakers pls try for the Pioneer SP-BS41-LR speakers. These run about $150 usa for a pair and are being noted within the high-end community for exceptionally good entry level high-end sound at this price point.
I purchased a pair, just for fun, and am amazed at how good they sound (and I am a analogue devotee high-ender). They will easily compete with entry level high-end speaker such as the wharfdale 10.1 and psb alpha b1.
As I usually pooh-pooh mid-fi equipment, I have been reluctant to put them out for folks to see.
But have been pointing folks to them who are looking for low cost good sounding systems. Coupled with a Cambridge Audio entry level integrated amp and DAC the overall sound is really good (one of my non-audiophile friends recently acquired system)
You can find reviews of the speaker on the internet. Here's review from a well respected high-end mag. After reading this I had to try a pair.
Pioneer SP-BS41-LR loudspeaker | Stereophile.com
There is a surround package that includes a center channel and subwoofer for low amounts of money. But I have no knowledge of the performance of the subwoofer. I would recommend the B&W asw 608 subwoofer for a cost effective Surround Sound package.
If you are looking for stageringly good but inexpense speakers pls try for the Pioneer SP-BS41-LR speakers. These run about $150 usa for a pair and are being noted within the high-end community for exceptionally good entry level high-end sound at this price point.
I purchased a pair, just for fun, and am amazed at how good they sound (and I am a analogue devotee high-ender). They will easily compete with entry level high-end speaker such as the wharfdale 10.1 and psb alpha b1.
As I usually pooh-pooh mid-fi equipment, I have been reluctant to put them out for folks to see.
But have been pointing folks to them who are looking for low cost good sounding systems. Coupled with a Cambridge Audio entry level integrated amp and DAC the overall sound is really good (one of my non-audiophile friends recently acquired system)
You can find reviews of the speaker on the internet. Here's review from a well respected high-end mag. After reading this I had to try a pair.
Pioneer SP-BS41-LR loudspeaker | Stereophile.com
There is a surround package that includes a center channel and subwoofer for low amounts of money. But I have no knowledge of the performance of the subwoofer. I would recommend the B&W asw 608 subwoofer for a cost effective Surround Sound package.
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duggirala_in
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Hi,
From where you have bought the Pioneer speakers. I have seen them on Amazon but not available for shipping to India.
From where you have bought the Pioneer speakers. I have seen them on Amazon but not available for shipping to India.
I live in the USA so I was able to get them from Amazon.
There must be some way to get these in (or to) India... Will check....
I also tried buying from Amazon but they don't deliver in India. You can try Junglee which is Amazon Indian site,
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Has anyone purchased from Junglee. Is it good to buy speakers from thi site.
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I purchased Tsi200 for 14.5K from Profx Bangalore, sale is going on for speakers and AVRs. I really liked the performance of Tsi200, it really suits for my room. High and Low range frequencies are faithfully reproduced. Thanks a lot for all the advices.
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I got a question for which did not find the right thread so posting here- i got a Monitor Audio Br6 connected and when playing audio from my laptop i find that i need to put the volume really high to get some decent sound out. The laptop i have supports 5.1 and DTS output, sorry but really a newbie to this so need to know what could be the reason? Is it cause i am playing downloaded content? Will putting a media player help?
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