#23 in Center channel speakers
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Reddit mentions of Klipsch RP-250C Center Channel Speaker - Cherry
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Klipsch RP-250C Center Channel Speaker - Cherry. Here are the top ones.
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Features:
Specs:
| Color | Cherry |
| Height | 6.9 Inches |
| Length | 10 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 21.1 Pounds |
| Width | 18.5 Inches |
If willing to buy open box (I have for all my speakers without issue from authorized sellers on Amazon/Ebay)..
You could do the Klipsch Rp-150M for about $250
The center RP-250C for $240
Klipsch R-14S for surrounds at about $230
Thats gets you to about $750, throw in the cheapest 9 Channel AVR and you are now at about $1500. Id spend whatever money left on Subs. That leaves you with a very good 5.1 system that can easily be upgraded to ATMOS once you find out if you can do ceiling speakers.
Ok, due to your layout not being a typical rectangular layout, I'd defintelty get a receiver with at least Audyssey MultiEQ XT, so you can counter-act the layout.
Receiver: Denon X2200 for $390 + ~$10 shipping. It's a factory refurb, so 95% as good as new, but with a good discount ($545 new).
Fronts:
You can watch Zeos' YouTube reviews (and sound demos if you want) of both bookshelves.
Subwoofer: BIC F12 for $190.
Surrounds: Depends on their placement.
In the absolute worst case you can do fronts and rears in ceiling but I cannot recommend EVER an in-ceiling center. That needs to be an external speaker as close to the display as possible since that is where all the dialog comes from.
If you have a receiver already just grab the 8" Micca's for the ceiling 4 and something robust for the center which you are going to be relying on.
In a room that size the F12 is your best bet.