I already have a DTX/euros 6 set kasi for our main HT setup. This setup that I'm planning on using the cubes for is just for a very small condo room where I figure that the surround effects may be barely appreciable. I already have a leftover powered sub so I guess bass won't be much of a problem. And the fronts and center speakers I've been using are already pretty good already so I was thinking of skimping on the surrounds, both in terms of size and price. As in REALLY skimping, not much more than 1K per pair and not much larger than the cubes would be ideal. What did you do with all your pairs of cube speakers? How much are the LS-32s or the Egg sats?
Last time I went to Raon, DTX bookshelves were out of stock everywhere. Anyway, they're still a bit too big and pricey for my purposes.
I still have 3 pairs of SA-3s at home, and soon I will have to dispose of them, but I plan to keep at least a pair of those SA-3s and my LS-32. Maybe I can sell 2 pairs to you soon but my prob is that I'm in Bacolod pa, so I still have to ship it to you if ever.
The LS-32 cost me about 1,700 dati. Yes, it seems very expensive if compared with the SA-3. But these are very heavy, way heavier than the SA-3 and has a lower frequency response and also has a steel grill.
The last time I asked, that was about 3 months ago, Moses Aaron could give you a pair of Egg Sats for about 1.7K, very little difference in price with the DTX 9.5 Bookshelf, which you could get for about 2.1K. And the 9.5 is definitely a better speaker.
Now, the reason why I'm suggesting that you get speakers that can go at least as low as 100Hz is the fact that once you feed your sub with a signal above 100Hz, it's gonna be localized, meaning, if all the other channels have a signal below 300Hz (If indeed you'd be using the SA-3) the sound is gonna heard coming from the direction where the sub is located. If you set your sub to have a 100Hz cutoff, there's gonna be a "hole" in the frequency spectrum that your system produces. Let's say your system produces a 150Hz signal and you're using all SA-3s and a sub with a 100Hz cutoff, you wouldn't be hearing it, 'coz no speaker in your system is audibly reproducing it. So what I'm really suggesting is, get a speaker, any inexpensive speaker for that matter, that can go at least as low as 100Hz. HIH.