Polk audio RT110?

[Rash]

Any opinion on these??

Thanks...

RASH

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000FS10034462&catid=19171#

[Rash]

Sorry, Polk RTI 10..

sounds like a good start?

:rolleyes:

[Rash]

Versus these??

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000FS10087380&catid=#

thanks for the opinion....

[Seth=L]

The specifications for the Polks are certainly more impressive. Do you have the option to listen to them before you buy?

Just based on this I would get the Polks, you could almost live without a subwoofer using those.:D

[CaliHwyPatrol]

I'm quoteing myself from another post I made about the Polks. This is in reference to the different RTi series speakers. This is also assuming that you'll be running a sub.

The RTi8s have the best balanced driver configuration for being paired with a sub (IMO). The RTi8s have 2 6.5" drivers, the 10s have 1 6.5" and 2 7" drivers, and the 12's have 2 5.25" and 3 7" drivers. When mated with a sub and crossed over at 80hz, you really aren't going to be needing those 7" drivers. Also, the RTi8s have 2 6.5" for your mid-range, whereas the 10s only have one, and the 12s only have 2 5.25" drivers. So, when mated with a sub, the RTi8s are going to be the best match, and just happen to be the cheapest of the 3!

If you aren't using a sub, then I'd go for the 12s, since I like to feel my music as well as listen to it. Having a sub really makes the difference though. Hope this helps. :)