I've read the reviews of the 360 and the 150. How about the 250?

The reason I am asking is because of my living room dimension. It's basically 3.5m (11.5') back to front, speakers are 2.2m (7.2') apart and 0.8, (2.6') from right window and left side opens into dining room. I'm just afraid the 360 will be boomy. But I really like the bass extension at a friend's place, which is about 4m (13.1') back to front and speakers placed 0.6m (2'), and this sounds great.

Anyone can help me out? Thanks in advance!

In my quest for a new sound system, I listened to Infinity Beta 50 . Although these speakers are listed at $499 ea. at circuit city , however, honestly I did not found them exceptional. So I am planning to take a leap of faith and buy Infinity Primus 360 without really listening to these.

Have a chance to buy a rotel believe the model is rb 991 for $400.00 is this a good buy? Thanks, Joan

Hi everyone,

I'm just getting into stereo equipment, and I'm wondering what I can do to improve the sound of my current system. Here's what I have right now:

Hello

I spend a lot off my free time in a forum in sweden where we have a members system section and its a lot of fun looking at other members system. And commenting them.

We also have a section where the members do reports from diffrent places, it can be at hifi stores, hifi shows or at other audiophiles homes.

Another section we have is one where the members themselfs do reviews. And in all the reports and reviews the members themself takes a lot of photos.

Tanks, and excuse my english.

I currently have an Integra DTR-5.5 7.1 channel receiver that I just got last May. I upgraded my speakers a month ago to a pair of B&W CDM 7NT's. Eventually I'll ad a center and sub, etc. Now I wish I waited on the receiver for something nicer. I'm looking for advice on what I should upgrade to that will really bring the B&W's to life. I don't think I can afford separates at this point. What about NAD's T773 or something else?
Thanks for any help.
Steve