Delima

I would allot a giant loogie full of phlegm to the bunch of you who have made fun of my spelling hypocrisy. I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster and your father was an elderberry tree!

Marco

hee hee!!

Ultimately, the front mains have to be what suits your price range and sensibilities. In order to create a seamless theater experience, I think the most important consideration is a close match between them and your center channel speaker. Since you have a sub, full range floor standers aren't a necessity.

Marco, you forgot: "Now, go away, or I shall have to taunt you a second time!"

I love the line from the movie 'Shaft'-- The young mob connected guy asks Samuel Jackson "Do you know who my father is??--S.J. says--"No, do you??

Ok sorry for the misspell,
Thanks for all of your help by the way.
I have still not decided on my main speaker yet.
Current speaks running:
(Citation 5.0 preamp and Lexicon Lx5 ) Free
Old Cambridge Soundwork satellite fronts and back with a JBL 10 inch power sub.
The center speaker is BIC America-DV62CLR-S.
My Cambridge satellite is in the front is ridiculous. That is why I’m concentrating on getting the main fronts first.
I know my pre-amp and amp is a little in the moderate end, but what can I say I got it for free. Now, I just need speakers to kind of match it just a little bit.
My room space is around 14 feet square.
Been reading hear; now I’m looking at both bookshelf and floor stand.
I’m still a beginner at this Audio stuff, but have to start some where.