You flip flop a lot. You say you want it all at once, then you want to build it a step at a time and then, bang, you're back to wanting it all at once. Pick a direction already.
The Take Classics are fine little speakers. The operative word here is "little".
But, as Mr J. says, little implies certain limitations, but many people can live with them. Can you?
In your earlier posts, your requirements were defined as "good" and cheap. As you may be realizing, your level of the first (good) will be somewhat controlled by the second (cheap).
Sometimes, ya gotta spend to get the good stuff. Bottom feeding is good (I do it all the time
) but I'm realistic about what I expect. I don't hold out any expectations that I'll equal the performance I would get had I opted for the premium stuff.
Now, the Takes are both good and cheap, but a lot depends on your expectations of good and how loud you want to play these. They are great for smaller rooms if the levels are kept sane. I'd recommend the system w/o the sub and go for that sub I mentioned earlier. That'll give you clean sound (up to a limit) and all the deep bass you can handle, and then some, for the time being and keep the price somewhat within your limits.
But, there's really no room for your Bose speakers in this multi-channel system. Perhaps as your "B" speakers for a stereo only playback.
As that great poet and philosopher John Sebastian once said, "Time to go home, son, and make up your mind".
