center channel

[Bigoez77]

im looking for a center channel speaker for around $60-$70, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

[crazyBLUE]

Originally Posted by Bigoez77

im looking for a center channel speaker for around $60-$70, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

The most important thing to a center channel is that it Timbre Matches the fronts . So for best results you would want the same brand as the fronts .

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by Bigoez77

im looking for a center channel speaker for around $60-$70, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

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[jomari]

Originally Posted by Bigoez77

im looking for a center channel speaker for around $60-$70, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Welcome to the forum Bigoez!

Are we starting from scratch?
Do you have any existing speakers already?

If not, id suggest to invest more into the center speaker, than your current budget. The center would carry around 90% of the dialogue, and most details are found in this track as well. If possible, you can also have them matching your current speakers you have to get a good, seamless transitional soundstage.

Nonetheless, give us more details and we can give you more detailed answers.

Welcome to the forum!

[crazyBLUE]

I sit down to eat dinner & get Jumped on

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by crazyBLUE

I sit down to eat dinner & get Jumped on

Thou shall not eat dinner and post on the internet.

[crazyBLUE]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

Thou shall not eat dinner and post on the internet.

I can't eat during a movie ~ Might miss something

I will never do it again

[jomari]

im akwardly at work right now, thus the delayed postings.

nonetheless, i guess im being a tad finicky about suggesting something that id know, in the long run, would be replaced by something else in the future. no need in upgrading when we can get that 'upgraded' unit in the first place.

my stance on building a HT would generally be 'spend once on some very good set of speakers, avoiding those small incremental steps to get to that point.'...

these are investments right?

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by jomari

im akwardly at work right now, thus the delayed postings.

nonetheless, i guess im being a tad finicky about suggesting something that id know, in the long run, would be replaced by something else in the future. no need in upgrading when we can get that 'upgraded' unit in the first place.

my stance on building a HT would generally be 'spend once on some very good set of speakers, avoiding those small incremental steps to get to that point.'...

these are investments right?

No, speakers are like fish and go bad after a certain number of periods. They need to be replaced often.