The Bang and Olufsen p45's will be hung in the garage this Spring to supply music while I work on projects and I will buy a pair of Polk Atrium speakers to put on the hill in my backyard. I will thus be selling my Sony HT setup, the Bose 301's, the Bose 601's and the Polk 550 Sub. So, thanks for your help and suggestions.

2024年12月4日 · No parametric EQ required or Equaliser’s required just straight out and having had triangle speakers and B&W along with others these sound the best by far. My set up as follows Metrum acoustics Amber streamer Metrum ladder DAC with pre amp and DAC 3 chips ATC P2 Amp stereo 300w per channel amp Polk R-700 speakers All with high end cables ect.

George / NJ Polk 7B main speakers, std. mods+ (1979, orig owner) Martin Logan Dynamo sub w/6ft 14awg Power Cord Onkyo A-8017 integrated Logitech Squeezebox Touch Streamer w/EDO applet iFi nano iDSD DAC iPurifier3 iDefender w/ iPower PS Custom Steve Wilson 1m UPOCC Interconnect iFi Mercury 0.5m OFHC continuous cast copper USB cable Custom Ribbon ...

Hello everyone. I'm new to this forum and very much into vintage hifi. I used to rep Polk speakers back in the early-mid 80s, with particular experience with the Monitors (10B and 5jr come to mind) and the SDA models. To this day, I think the SDA SRS 1 is the best speaker I've ever heard in the store, and I believe one day I'll have a set.

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AVR:Denon X4000 AMP: Marantz PM8004 Speakers: Polk LSi9 /Sanus SF26, Polk M60, Polk CS20, Polk RM6750 Surrounds, Polk DSW Pro 660wi Video: Panasonic Viera TC-P65ST60, DMP-BDT500 Blu-ray player, PS3 0 · Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Polk CSM cannot be removed all the way, for some reason--the plug can be loosened only to a certain point. Need to use a needle nose pliers (also called mini long nose pliers in some tool kits) to pry out the plug when the binding post is in the fully tightened position.

It's hard to pick a BEST Polk speaker because that's very subjective (which seems to have gotten a bad rap lately). Russ' choices are excellent, but as with anything are open for debate. The best for me are: Large floorstander: SDA 1C - a great all-round speaker that does everything well.

If it is only for music, sell all those speakers and put the money into a better pair of full range speakers (so many choices on the used market). Then focus on a 2-ch receiver or integrated amp. The Outlaw receiver is highly rated, but at a new price, it is above your $500 budget. They are hard to find used, but there are many other choices.

2011年2月1日 · Here are they: Polk Audio PSW Series PSW10 10-inch Powered Subwoofer Polk Audio CS10 Center Speaker Polk Audio Monitor50 Series II Floorstanding Loudspeaker (front) Polk Audio Monitor30 Series II Two-Way Bookshelf Loudspeaker Pair (surround) I don't think if they are quite good fit to each other, but I would like to add a pair of rear speakers ...