5.1 Channel Speaker Selection for Denon AVR S750H

[R&S]

Hello Friends,

I have Denon AVR S750H Receiver, kindly recommend me which is the best 5.1 Channel speaker set for this receiver. I am looking for Pioneer Andrew Jone 5.1 HT or Taga Tav 606 SE 5.0.

Please share your comments.

 

[mazersteven]

Links would have helped

TAGA Harmony TAV-606 SE

Floorstanding, 3-way4 driversBi-wiring, bi-ampTLIE enclosureCrossover points: 650Hz, 4.5kHz

www.tagaharmony.com

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Review: The Pioneer SP-PK52FS floorstanding 5.1 speaker system ($549) is without peer in its price class. SP-FS52 tower speakers rock. These speakers employ solid engineering, great sound,and value.

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Home Theater Surround Sound Speaker Systems | Fluance

Maximizing your TV size and video resolution is only half the picture when it comes to the perfect home theater setup. Complete your cinema experience by instituting a Fluance Surround Sound Speaker System. Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound formats place you in the center of the action from...

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Home Audio Speakers, Subwoofers and Cables | SVS

SVS builds speakers, subwoofers and audio accessories for music and home theater surround sound systems. Proudly engineered in Youngstown, Ohio.

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[TankTop5]

Since you’re looking at Pioneer you may as well look at Elac, some of their entry level speakers measure very well.

 

[Beave]

You don't choose your speakers based on the receiver you have.

You choose your speakers based on your budget, the size of your room, whether you want towers or bookshelf speakers, and how loud you will be playing the system.

Give us some of that info and we can make better suggestions.

 

[lovinthehd]

I'd usually not buy a speaker/sub set from a particular manufacturer, altho there are some exceptions but based on better subs than most packages offer. Maybe something from Hsu or RSL. I wouldn't buy a Pioneer sub....and not so much AJs current designs at Elac either. Never heard of Taga. I'd concentrate on an appropriate sub and an appropriate speaker set. If anything you'd get the speakers then determine an avr/amp that's appropriate rather than the other way around.....