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I thought I mentioned something very similar at least back in November. But if it's worth reminding. Is $9999 a reasonable budget to work with for a 9.2 channel home theater if it also includes price of TV and AVR?You like Kali, sure, why not. Amir measured the IN-8 a few years back and it came out good.
The Q Concerto's are great speakers but they are passive, require amplification, and more expensive so budget just took a jump.![]()
Kali Audio IN-8 Studio Monitor Review
thank you @napilopez for your response. I'm waiting for the retest results because i want to do a multichannel setup 7.4.4 with these or the presonus sceptre s8.www.audiosciencereview.com
So far everything mentioned have been small stand-mount monitors. Since this is for HT use and monitors on stands take up pretty
much the same floor space as a tower, I would recommend thinking about a tower with a few more drivers and muscle. I did the stand mount thing
for a few decades and it works great with a good, well integrated sub or two. But all things being equal, towers can do it better.
You really do have to set a max budget limit to get well thought out advice.![]()
However, more accurate would likely be a budget of $8000 since we already have a TV and WAF prevents upgrading from what we already have.
In that case, is the aforementioned Denon AVR not good enough to drive KEF speakers then? I had the impression that the AVR-X3700H and AVR-X3800H are excellent 9.2 AVRs, and not just for the price.