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    I think N803 is overkill for surround speaker. Probably it's more $ensible to get N803 for fronts and N805 for surround and use the money to upgrade other components or just buy more DVD/CD, or have you got a subwoofer. Tinhere is right about the center, and you should just buy HTM1 or HTM2.
    Good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F1
    I think N803 is overkill for surround speaker. Probably it's more $ensible to get N803 for fronts and N805 for surround and use the money to upgrade other components or just buy more DVD/CD, or have you got a subwoofer. Tinhere is right about the center, and you should just buy HTM1 or HTM2.
    Good luck.
    I agree, it's going to be much more cost efficient to go with standmounts for the surrounds, and a specifically designed center.

    That being said, I think Skywalker Ranch uses all B&W 801's in thier sound room. Must be nice!
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    PS Audio 4.5 preamp,
    Marantz 6170 TT Shure M97e cart.
    Arcam Alpha 9 CD.- 24 bit dCS Ring DAC.
    Magnepan 3.6r speakers Oak/black,

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