I just purchased a set of mains(Infinity Alpha 40's) and a
receiver(Yamaha 5650)

Anyway, I have a limited budget to add another component on for
upgrading my movie watching experience. I am trying to decide on a
Center channel or a Sub.

Any opinins on which would be then next best purchase?

"ChewPick" wrote in message
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I just purchased a set of mains(Infinity Alpha 40's) and a
receiver(Yamaha 5650)

Anyway, I have a limited budget to add another component on for
upgrading my movie watching experience. I am trying to decide on a
Center channel or a Sub.

Any opinins on which would be then next best purchase?

Sub.

Two 6.5 inch drivers beats one, but can't come close to a well-designed 12
or 15.

"Arny Krueger" wrote:




"ChewPick" wrote in message
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I just purchased a set of mains(Infinity Alpha 40's) and a
receiver(Yamaha 5650)

Anyway, I have a limited budget to add another component on for
upgrading my movie watching experience. I am trying to decide on a
Center channel or a Sub.

Any opinins on which would be then next best purchase?

Sub.

Two 6.5 inch drivers beats one, but can't come close to a well-designed 12
or 15.

I'm thinking the best answer to this question requires some investigation. If
you need off-axis listening accomodation a center channel should be your next
move.

Otherwise I agree with Arny.

Nousiane said:

Otherwise I agree with Arny.

On everything, or just on the rights of little kids?

Alex Rodriguez wrote in message ...
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I just purchased a set of mains(Infinity Alpha 40's) and a
receiver(Yamaha 5650)
Anyway, I have a limited budget to add another component on for
upgrading my movie watching experience. I am trying to decide on a
Center channel or a Sub.

Can your reciever do a phantom center channel? If yes, try it and see how
it works. If it works well, get the sub first. If no phantom center, or
it doesn't sound very good, get the center first.
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Well, I believe it can do the phantom center channel...but I'm going
to have to double check. I seem to remember setting it to that.
Right now i'm kind of leaning towards a center channel just because I
can't always make out conversations in movies without having the
volume really loud. If that phantom center channel is available and
it clears up that problem, then I'll probably go with the sub because
you just can't beat the rumble.

"Nousaine" wrote in message

"Arny Krueger" wrote:




"ChewPick" wrote in message
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I just purchased a set of mains(Infinity Alpha 40's) and a
receiver(Yamaha 5650)

Anyway, I have a limited budget to add another component on for
upgrading my movie watching experience. I am trying to decide on a
Center channel or a Sub.

Any opinins on which would be then next best purchase?

Sub.

Two 6.5 inch drivers beats one, but can't come close to a
well-designed 12 or 15.

I'm thinking the best answer to this question requires some
investigation. If you need off-axis listening accommodation a center
channel should be your next move.

I flipped a coin and it came up "Off-center listening is a less frequent
requirement".

;-)

Otherwise I agree with Arny.

OK.