For your application a pair of Dayton Audio speakers from Parts Express would probably do the trick. They're light weight, inexpensive and sound good for the price.
https://www.parts-express.com/home-a-v/home-speakers/bookshelf-speakers
Recommendation for small surrounds to pair with Onkyo NR6050 and a pair of diy tritrix
Recently got an NR6050 Receiver, I already have a pair of DIY (tritrix MTM) speakers which I'm pretty satisfied with, but wanted to get some budget surrounds, my room is relatively small at 10*10ft, so looking for a relatively compact set of surrounds, they need to be compact/lightweight as I am not in the states and will be shipping them out so weight is a factor. I was thinking of grabbing some used Klipsch reference pack to use as rear center and height channels, I can probably get a set for around $200. Will these be a reasonable pair to enjoy movies on(not looking for mind-blowing performance at the moment). Another option I was considering was to get micca covo-s + one of their centers. What do you think? Any recommendation for small/lightweight surrounds is welcome.
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Recently got an NR6050 Receiver, I already have a pair of DIY (tritrix MTM) speakers which I'm pretty satisfied with, but wanted to get some budget surrounds, my room is relatively small at 10*10ft, so looking for a relatively compact set of surrounds, they need to be compact/lightweight as I am not in the states and will be shipping them out so weight is a factor. I was thinking of grabbing some used Klipsch reference pack to use as rear center and height channels, I can probably get a set for around $200. Will these be a reasonable pair to enjoy movies on(not looking for mind-blowing performance at the moment) https://vidmate.bid/ . Another option I was considering was to get micca covo-s + one of their centers. What do you think? Any recommendation for small/lightweight surrounds is welcome. i got this... |