mandeep
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Thanks RajithKumar Ji, will try to do the same. But I have to go to Delhi/gurgaon (as I am based in Chandigarh).
Speakers for YAMAHA Flagship RX-A3050
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Thanks RajithKumar Ji, will try to do the same. But I have to go to Delhi/gurgaon (as I am based in Chandigarh).
mandeep
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There is no B&W dealer in Chandigarh.The nearest will be in delhi/gurgaon.
How good is Tannoy Mercury range? Will Tannoy pair well with Yamaha?
mandeep
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How good is SVS Prime series? will it sound best with Yamaha
Hi
Most dealers are in Delhi / Gurgaon, I guess you will need to make a trip....
There are a lot of speakers and all depends on what you like listening to..more bass, punch, depth etc....carry your kind of music when you audition...
Do a google search and call the dealers.....accordingly setup appointments.....
Depending on your budget, there are Definitive technology speakers, Focals, PSB etc....
Most dealers are in Delhi / Gurgaon, I guess you will need to make a trip....
There are a lot of speakers and all depends on what you like listening to..more bass, punch, depth etc....carry your kind of music when you audition...
Do a google search and call the dealers.....accordingly setup appointments.....
Depending on your budget, there are Definitive technology speakers, Focals, PSB etc....
mandeep
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Thanks dear. The only option is to audition and go to Delhi/gurgaon :clapping:
elt93
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You haven't mentioned your budget. With a flagship receiver, you should reserve a fair chunk of change for the speakers. Forget the power ratings for now and tell us about your budget and maybe then you can get some suggestions. The final decision after that will rest on you after auditioning 
mandeep
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You haven't mentioned your budget. With a flagship receiver, you should reserve a fair chunk of change for the speakers. Forget the power ratings for now and tell us about your budget and maybe then you can get some suggestions. The final decision after that will rest on you after auditioning
The budget: 1 -1 .5Lac without subwoofer., Thanks
elangoas
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Ok..I think it is better to retain the same speakers as your AVR should have all the Digital room correction prowess to make it better for you..
Retaining yamaha speakers, you may consider spending your budget on making your set-up 11.2 than completely overhaul your speakers which will eat your budget..
elt93
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That's a reasonable amount for a bookshelf based home theater setup (especially since the sub isn't included). The current Yamaha speakers you have are average at best. If you're sticking to 5.1 you can get some pretty good speakers for your money. These are the following bookshelf speakers which should fit within your budget (partnered with their respective center and surrounds):
B&W 685s2
Dali Opticon 1
Dynaudio Emit M10
Focal Chorus 706
KEF Q300
Monitor Audio Silver 1
PSB Imagine XB
Q Acoustics Concept 20
SVS Ultra bookshelf
Tannoy Revolution XT mini
I'm sure there are other speakers too but these are the ones that come to my mind. Of the lot, I'm biased to the B&Ws. Audition (preferably with a Yamaha amp/receiver) and choose the ones you like the most. After all it's your ears and what sounds best to you is all that matters
Audiodoc
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Go to the home theater dealer galaxy hifi with your avr in mohali and take a demo. They deal with Polk wharfedale infinity elac and many more brands. They have the yamaha in their rig too.
Fellow mohali resident.
Fellow mohali resident.
mandeep
Active Member
That's a reasonable amount for a bookshelf based home theater setup (especially since the sub isn't included). The current Yamaha speakers you have are average at best. If you're sticking to 5.1 you can get some pretty good speakers for your money. These are the following bookshelf speakers which should fit within your budget (partnered with their respective center and surrounds):
B&W 685s2
Dali Opticon 1
Dynaudio Emit M10
Focal Chorus 706
KEF Q300
Monitor Audio Silver 1
PSB Imagine XB
Q Acoustics Concept 20
SVS Ultra bookshelf
Tannoy Revolution XT mini
I'm sure there are other speakers too but these are the ones that come to my mind. Of the lot, I'm biased to the B&Ws. Audition (preferably with a Yamaha amp/receiver) and choose the ones you like the most. After all it's your ears and what sounds best to you is all that matters
thanks dear elt93, The general consensus coming out is that Yamaha will be best with B&W. Do you all agree? plz guide.
elt93
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I have never had the opportunity to hear B&W paired with Yamaha. However if others have mentioned, I guess they do pair well. However, do audition as many speakers of the lot as you can and take your decision.
mandeep
Active Member
Talked to Mr. Sid Trehan of Sound by design, very nice dealer, he suggested me to buy Dali Zensor 3 and 1 for the yamaha rx-a3050, what do you all have to say about this combo
sanloyn
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Dalis pair well with Yamaha AVR. You must audition it and decide.
mandeep
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Have been looking for Klipsch speakers also. The klipsch RP160 bookshelves, RP 440c center and RP 240s surround speakers. Plz share your views about them also.
mandeep
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SVS Prime series is also coming out to be strong contender. Anyone here using their speakers plz provide more info.
elangoas
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I have the Klipsch RP160M and 440c center.. Year to hook them up with AVR, but using the BS with a small stereo amplifier SMSL Q5 Pro.. The bass is stupendous for a BS of its size.. Surprisingly they didnt sound harsh even when pushed hard...
mandeep
Active Member
Is the SVS Ultra series any Good? If anyone have auditioned these speakers please provide a small review.
Are SVS speakers warm or Bright?
Will these be a good pair for the Yamaha RX-A3050
Are SVS speakers warm or Bright?
Will these be a good pair for the Yamaha RX-A3050
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