Polk Audio Speakers Stands

I'm trying to find speaker stands for a pair of Polk Audio TSi100 Bookshelf Speakers. The dimensions are 11" H x 7" W x 10-1/5" D.
http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/tsi/i ndex.php?s=tsi100#tsi100

Try here.http://www.audio-video-furniture.com/Spe aker-Stands--C22.htm?src=Adwords&gcl id=CJCKgtPO_pkCFRpN5QodHTJUFg

2009-04-19 20:42:17 by mig-2107

Just received my package from crutchfield. Just doing a unboxing video of the speakers for now. I will in the future have them set up in my ...

Speaker connection help

the bottom ones...i just bought the same 1's...the GREAT speakers,enjoy!!!!!

2009-02-09 18:22:00 by JL

Price: $49.99

Locates speakers at optimal height for stereo or surround sound
Support pole and base conceal speaker cables out of sight
Pair of adjustable speaker stands for satellite or surround sound speakers
Durable cast-iron construction with black finish and oak wood accents
Adjustable up to 50 inches, depending on listening area

Recently, my HP LCD monitor with speakers of two years died on me. I had to switch to another monitor, one without speakers forcing me to use 10 year old Polk audio pc speakers in my 3.0 ghz, 3000 mhz HP custom pc that is running Vista.

They work, but the sound isn't loud enough. I went into all of the various boxes and moved everything to 100%, but still the sound is barely above mute. The only way one can hear is to stay quiet. It sounds like it is dialed at 15% instead of 100%. I feel that it is some sort of crazy Vista problem. I want to know does anyone have any tips on this? Thank you all in advance.

You would be best served to do some troubleshooting. Use an IPOD or another device to feed the speakers. Is the volume normal? If so the issue is indeed within the PC. If not, the speakers themselves have an issue.

2009-08-16 19:33:42 by mlynnej

Price: $119.95

Durable butyl rubber surround stands up to the stress of extreme temperatures, sunlight and time
Maximum input power: 165 watts
Pair of marine certified speakers perfect for use in boats of all types
Equipped with a dynamic balance polymer/mica composite mineral-filled cone for a big sound
Equipped with a 0.75-inch liquid-cooled silk-polymer composite dome tweeter

Should I buy:
Polk Audio Floor Standing Speaker (RTIA7)
or
Klipsch Tower Speaker (RF82)??
thanks

Sgt. Pepper's advice is good. Listen to both and buy whichever sounds best to you.

Here's something else to consider, though...

Speakers are one of the most profitable items in an electronics store. The speakers they're selling to you for $1000, cost them $500. They bought them from a distributor who paid $250 for them. IF that distributor bought them from the manufacturer (and not from another middle-man), they cost the manufacturer $125 to make. (These margins may or may not be slightly exaggerated, depending on what speakers you may be talking about. But, in general, it's a reasonably good example.)

Now, take a $1000 pair of speakers from Hsu Research, AV123, or Home Theater Direct. They ARE the manufacturer, selling to YOU at a 50% profit.

So - which do you think will sound better- the $1000 speakers that cost $125 to make? Or the $1000 speakers that cost $500 to make?

The compromise is that you don't get to hear them first (although you can visit their websites and read the rave reviews from various audio/video/home theater magazines and websites.) But the *really* good news is that speaker companies that use this business model almost always give you a 30 day (or more) guarantee - no questions asked, return them for a full refund if you're not happy.

http://hsuresearch.com
http://www.magnepan.com/model_MMG
http://av123.com
http://hometheaterdirect.com

2008-10-11 15:04:53 by allprokgb

I am getting a new receiver and I am not completely sure if I should get this SONY STR-DG820 7.1 Channel Home Theater System. I have Polk Audio RM6750 speakers and I plan on getting 2 floor standing speakers soon but would you get the sony receiver that i had listed? I am in need of hdmi and blu-ray also so I think I should get this receiver and I do not plan on spending much over $400 for a receiver.
i would love to have high quality though...i am willing to go around $600 also if I get a high quality receiver
i want 7.1 and i want a minimum of 3 hdmi ports since i plan on using a ps3, xbox 360, and a direct tv hd box.

if you want better quality you have to look at brands like onkyo, yamaha, denon

they all make fine receivers in many price ranges.

most of the mid to upper mid price units have hdmi switching.

mcm electronics is not a place to purchase better quality electronics.

the sony is good enough quality for the average user. a good value for the dollar. consider staying with the sony and put the extra money towards the speakers or the bluray.

remember you will also need a powered subwoofer and a center speaker for at least a 5.1 system.

2009-04-26 03:03:09 by xlinkinpark209x