Subwoofers, center, floor standing

[asoft_amit]

Hello friends. Please guide me to select Subwoofers, center, floor standing.
I have gone through some list.

Subwoofer- 12" Klipsch, polk, definitive, jbl, SVS and b&w are good but costly.

Center- Klipsch, Elac, jbl Again tannoy, b&w are costly.

Floor stand- b&w, definative tec, polk, Klipsch

Please give me cost effective speakers. I am going for 7.2.2 or 9.2.2 . Budget 2.5 to 3L

Thanks.

 

[ajuvignesh]

Go with 5.2.4 or 7.2.4

 

[edjamesx]

Subwoofer- 12" Klipsch, polk, definitive, jbl, SVS and b&w are good but costly.

Center- Klipsch, Elac, jbl Again tannoy, b&w are costly.

Floor stand- b&w, definative tec, polk, Klipsch

Please give me cost effective speakers. I am going for 7.2.2 or 9.2.2 . Budget 2.5 to 3L

Thanks.

Go with 7.2.1 to start with. Later you can add one more sub woofer if needed. If your room size is more than 20x20 then one 15" sub is recommended. Anything below this size one 12" sub will do good job, but u need to choose good powered subs as listed below.

Go with same brand speakers for all left/right/center channel .Also choose the speakers in same power configuration (in RMS watts). By this way there will not be any misalignment issues and sound stage will be good.

Better you do audition of Klipsch, polk, definitive speakers and choose the best one which sounds good to your taste. My preference would be 1.definitive 2.polk ,3.kilpsch.

For Subwoofers check - XTZ ,Rythemic , SVS , REL subs . Go with these high powered sub woofers so you will enjoy movie watching. These Subs are > 90k ,or 1.2 lakhs but they are worthy.

If you have budget constraint go with Polk HTS 12" subwoofer .. but it will not sound as good as above subs, but its better option within budget.

Surround speakers does not matter , u can go with any brand , but choose with same power wattage speakers as fronts or atleast 100 watts rms speakers.

 

[sandeepmohan]

Hello friends. Please guide me to select Subwoofers, center, floor standing.
I have gone through some list.

You are not going to find anything high end from most of those brands within that price range. You'll have to drop to the ranks of Base to Medium and even then, you'll be lucky to go beyond 5.1. I'd start start with the basic HT setup and expand as you go and funds permit. Cause at the budget you have, you'll need to set aside a similar amount to power all these speakers. So you're staring at 5l. Minimum.

Polk Audio ES60+ES30+T15+HTS12 = ~2.5l mrp. Now add 2lac on top for the amplifier

 

[ketansethi1987]

Hello friends. Please guide me to select Subwoofers, center, floor standing.
I have gone through some list.

Subwoofer- 12" Klipsch, polk, definitive, jbl, SVS and b&w are good but costly.

Center- Klipsch, Elac, jbl Again tannoy, b&w are costly.

Floor stand- b&w, definative tec, polk, Klipsch

Please give me cost effective speakers. I am going for 7.2.2 or 9.2.2 . Budget 2.5 to 3L

Thanks.

You cam go for Marants Cinema 50 for 160000 approx along with Taga Harmony Speakers and two subwoofer will fit under 2.5L easily

 

[prateekatasniya]

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Hello friends. Please guide me to select Subwoofers, center, floor standing.
I have gone through some list.

Subwoofer- 12" Klipsch, polk, definitive, jbl, SVS and b&w are good but costly.

Center- Klipsch, Elac, jbl Again tannoy, b&w are costly.

Floor stand- b&w, definative tec, polk, Klipsch

Please give me cost effective speakers. I am going for 7.2.2 or 9.2.2 . Budget 2.5 to 3L

Thanks.

Jbl stage range

 

[rwnano]

What's the feedback on "divine audio " brand ?
Was interested in their passive subwoofer..

Shop - Divine Audio Technology

divineaudio.in

 

[suku_patel_22]

I got my 5.1.2 HT in around 3L with Marantz SR5015, Wharfdale & REL subwoofer. Details in my signature

 

[SatMumbai]

Though I have Marantz AVR, I think the brand is over rated as well as over priced in mid range AVR category. I would chose Denon 3800 which I think is under 1 Lakh. It gives XT32 on Audyssey and decent enough power. If ever I feel the itch to spend more, add power amp as much as you need. It looks like the thread is not about an AVR recommendation