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hi i was hoping you guys could help pick me pick out speakers. I have a small to medium size room in a apartment. Im trying to avoid useing a sub. i mainly use for movies and gaming. Thanks for any input. oh yeah i have a denon 1909 for a reciever.
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M3's will do you just fine. Budget not an issue, m80's. Your Denon will work great. Your neighbors may not think so though  By the way, welcome to the forum
Last edited by merchman; 02/25/09 12:10 AM. Reason: forgot the welcome
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thanks neighbors are an issue. how would the m22 work without a sub. which center would you recommend in need clear dialouge at low volumes cause i have a 2 year old son. Also how do these compare to polk rti and klipsch icons thats what i was gonna get till i found this site.
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deathjester, I have m3's and m80's. I can't answer about the m22's but they do go as low as the m3's graph wise. The m3's have a boost at 100hz so I've read. All I know is that they have good bass in my rooms. I think either center would work fine but it may depend on how far you sit away from the speakers. The m22's may work fine with a phantom center and save you some money. Keep asking questions so the others can chime in and help you out. 
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bump.
M80s VP180 4xM22ow 4xM3ic EP600 2xEP350
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Uh... why did this need a bump?
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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ha ha i wasnt really looking for a bump. I was just curious about how the m22 would sound without a sub. A what center best matches them
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I think you'd probably want either M3s or one of the towers without a sub, but I kind of like bass. You would also be fine with the VP100. BTW, I live in an apartment as well, although I only have a (very tolerant/deaf) neighbor above mine, and I use M80s and an EP350. As long as you keep the volume at a reasonable level, it should be fine.
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What Ken said, more or less.
VP100 is a very fine center channel speaker.
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I have found the M22's to sound really great however they are configured. They really come to life with a good sub to round out the lower end (like any bookshelf), but I ran mine for a few months without a sub and was very pleased with them.
Steve
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