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14th March 2005, 09:46 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Minnesota
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$4 surround peakers
I got bored and decided I wanted to add some surround speakers to my HT setup to replace the sony's I had before. so I pulled out my rouyter, popped a couple holes in the top of my speaker/CD stands I got for $7 on sale at walmart, and dropped in some NSB's
the result is satisfying! I dont beleive in hi-def surround speakers and seeing as though I have a cheap reciever, it doesnt matter anyhow. so this was the perfect soluction to my boredom! no crossovers. just running NSB's at full range for some ambiance.  
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