PSB B25 Budget System Decided

G

Guangui

Full Audioholic
To everyone who offered their opinion...Thanks! I finally decided on the components for my living room 2-Ch. system (100% music). As most of you know, I will use the B25's that were originally purchased as surrounds for my family room 5.1 system. Today, I'm ordering a pair of PSB Alpha LR1's for surround duties ($149.00/pair Saturday Audio).

The living room music system will consist of:

PSB B25 Speakers (have them)
NAD C315BEE 40W Integrated Amp ($275.00 Saturday Audio)
Onkyo Turntable (have it)
Marantz CC-4300 CD Player ($99.99 Acc4Less)

I had budgeted $500.00 for this, so for $375.00 I'm getting a nice budget system.
 
3db

3db

Audioholic Slumlord
To everyone who offered their opinion...Thanks! I finally decided on the components for my living room 2-Ch. system (100% music). As most of you know, I will use the B25's that were originally purchased as surrounds for my family room 5.1 system. Today, I'm ordering a pair of PSB Alpha LR1's for surround duties ($149.00/pair Saturday Audio).

The living room music system will consist of:

PSB B25 Speakers (have them)
NAD C315BEE 40W Integrated Amp ($275.00 Saturday Audio)
Onkyo Turntable (have it)
Marantz CC-4300 CD Player ($99.99 Acc4Less)

I had budgeted $500.00 for this, so for $375.00 I'm getting a nice budget system.
Congrats on your sound system. NAD is far from budget my friend and you'll be amazed with the synergy you'll get between your amp and your speakers. :) I'll be curious to see how it compares to your marantz/psb combo
 
R

rnatalli

Audioholic Ninja
Let us know how it is once you hook it all up. It should be good. You're still $125 shy of your original budget. How about adding a Dayton sub :)
 
G

Guangui

Full Audioholic
Congrats on your sound system. NAD is far from budget my friend and you'll be amazed with the synergy you'll get between your amp and your speakers. :) I'll be curious to see how it compares to your marantz/psb combo
I know $275.00 for 40W is probably not budget, but taking in consideration that is NAD's newest offering for an entry-level amp, all its nice features, and the fact that the best price out there is $329.00 from Audio Advisor; you can consider this one an excellent buy. Saturday Audio has come through again.
 
G

Guangui

Full Audioholic
Let us know how it is once you hook it all up. It should be good. You're still $125 shy of your original budget. How about adding a Dayton sub :)
I will not use a sub for this system, if I come to the conclusion that a sub is needed I will use my old reliable 8" 50W AudioSource SW-50, which will provide sufficient bass for this music system.

Two weeks ago I purchased an ED A3-300, still waiting on them to ship, but it will be soon. The ED will become the HT sub.

The money saved will be used for a beautiful equipment rack and speaker stands, which is one of the conditions my wife had if I was to put a music system in the living room. I already have a rack in mind, so beautiful that she will not say no, even if it is more expensive than the whole system.

This is the rack I'm looking at: http://www.standsandmounts.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=4025

Stands: http://www.standsandmounts.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=3774
 
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