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paulm187
Novice Member
I'm looking at around £600ish for the whole setup and they should be available in black. I'm pretty much decided on the 1906 but what do you think of these two speakers.Badger0-0 said:Not as good as a plain stereo amp.
How fussy are you? is the question.
I could give you some cracking advice mate
But do you have 20 grand spare??
Sorry.........., I'm not trying to be patronising, but it does help if you say how much your budget is
Q Accoustic 1000
Kef KHT 2005.2
Creative-Audio are doing package deals for the above with the 1906. There is about £60 difference between Q Accoustic and the Kef.
http://www.creative-audio.co.uk/hotsystemsAMP_DEN1906.htm
If I needed decent stereo would I be better off buying a seperate Stereo amp later? How would I connect them to my front speakers when they are already connected to the AV reciever?
Thanks for your help.
Badger0-0
Member
The Kefs are highly rated, but I've never heard them.
I don't know anything about the Q acoustic, sorry.
Just had a look at your link.
Interesting, you will go bigger than titchy
I'd move up a notch, personally, to bookshelves.
I keep pumping the SVS 5.1 setup, because I have it and it's excellent.
It runs out at more than £600, but can be had for a few quid more maybe
That's that one out the way, come back if you're interested
Otherwise, consider Mordaunt Short 9xx series with a 309 sub.
I used a pair of 902, a pair of 903 and a 905 centre, very nice too, for the money and the 309.
The rear 903's could be replaced with 902s, no problem.
Second hand, well now you're talking, the MS 904 and 906 floorstanders are very good and serious value for money.
Are we sucking diesel or am I on the wrong track???
I don't know anything about the Q acoustic, sorry.
Just had a look at your link.
Interesting, you will go bigger than titchy
I'd move up a notch, personally, to bookshelves.
I keep pumping the SVS 5.1 setup, because I have it and it's excellent.
It runs out at more than £600, but can be had for a few quid more maybe
That's that one out the way, come back if you're interested
Otherwise, consider Mordaunt Short 9xx series with a 309 sub.
I used a pair of 902, a pair of 903 and a 905 centre, very nice too, for the money and the 309.
The rear 903's could be replaced with 902s, no problem.
Second hand, well now you're talking, the MS 904 and 906 floorstanders are very good and serious value for money.
Are we sucking diesel or am I on the wrong track???
paulm187
Novice Member
Thanks..I'm checking them out now. The MS sub is bit priceuBadger0-0 said:The Kefs are highly rated, but I've never heard them.
I don't know anything about the Q acoustic, sorry.
Just had a look at your link.
Interesting, you will go bigger than titchy
I'd move up a notch, personally, to bookshelves.
I keep pumping the SVS 5.1 setup, because I have it and it's excellent.
It runs out at more than £600, but can be had for a few quid more maybe
That's that one out the way, come back if you're interested
Otherwise, consider Mordaunt Short 9xx series with a 309 sub.
I used a pair of 902, a pair of 903 and a 905 centre, very nice too, for the money and the 309.
The rear 903's could be replaced with 902s, no problem.
Second hand, well now you're talking, the MS 904 and 906 floorstanders are very good and serious value for money.
Are we sucking diesel or am I on the wrong track???
I've got no room for floor standing speakers in my lounge. What setup have you got with the SVS (models etc)?
Badger0-0
Member
I've got the SVS SBS 5.1 set-up, I'll post a link shortly.paulm187 said:Thanks..I'm checking them out now. The MS sub is bit priceu
My speakers cost £300, defo and the sub £400, I think
I can't remember to tell the truth
Brand new, yes, the good MS stuff may be out of your price range.
But second hand is no disgrace and there are bargains to be had
Most Hi-fi type stuff is very well looked after and is basically as new, except it's been run-in.
The results will be worth it, IMO.
Badger0-0
Member
Here you go Get on these 
You'll be part of a small elite group, in that these haven't been recognised yet.
This is a bargain, IMO.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SVS-SBS-01-5-...1QQihZ014QQcategoryZ14996QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
The sub can come later
Get on these You'll be part of a small elite group, in that these haven't been recognised yet.
This is a bargain, IMO.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SVS-SBS-01-5-...1QQihZ014QQcategoryZ14996QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
The sub can come later
paulm187
Novice Member
Thanks for that!Badger0-0 said:Here you go
You'll be part of a small elite group, in that these haven't been recognised yet.
This is a bargain, IMO.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SVS-SBS-01-5-...1QQihZ014QQcategoryZ14996QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
The sub can come later
Crustyloafer
Distinguished Member
The Denon AVR1906 is very very poor when it comes to stereo reproduction, it doesn't matter what speakers you stick on the end of it. If you have decided on that amp already then there is not much you can do about that.paulm187 said:
For £600 I would probably consider the Kef KHT2005.2 which are around that price.
Crustyloafer
Distinguished Member
A dedicated stereo amplifier would be one route to go down. It could be connected to the preamp ouptuts on the AV reciever to allow it to power the front speakers for movies and used just on its own for music playback. This solution offers you the best of both worlds. You will however also have to have front speakers that can be used as full range speakers for music as opposed to a satellite speaker that has to be used in conjunction with a subwoofer and have the bass filtered away from it by an AV receiver.