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Polk Audio DB571 5-by-7-Inch Coaxial Speakers (Pair, Black) List Price: $119.95 Sale Price: $50.03  |
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Neodymium tweeter magnet 2-way car speakers (pair) for 5"x7" and 6"x8" openings Dynamic Balance polymer/mica composite woofer with butyl rubber surround 3/4" liquid-cooled silk/polymer composite dome tweeter Kapton voice coil built-in 2-way crossover network stainless steel mounting hardware power range: 6-60 watts RMS (180 watts peak power) frequency response: 52-22,000 Hz sensitivity: 93 dB top-mount depth: 2-3/16" |
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Polk Audio Surroundbar IHT 6000 Instant Home Theater (Black) List Price: $499.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Style and surround sound, together at last. You just bought a new flat panel, wide screen HDTV. All you need is some great sound to go with that beautiful picture. How do you feel about installing speakers all around your room and running wires everywhere to add surround sound to your new TV? Don't worry, there's an easier way... |
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Onkyo CS-445 CD Receiver System List Price: $329.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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3 Repeat Modes for CD (Track/Full/Folder)4 Play Modes for CD (Normal/Memory/Random/Folder)Digital AmplifierSleep TimerWake-Up Timer |
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Yamaha RX-V371BL 5.1-Channel AV Receiver List Price: $249.95 Sale Price: $169.99 |
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A high performance 5.1 channel A/V Receiver with HD Audio decoding, 1080p-compatible HDMI with 3D and Audio Return Channel (4 in/1 out), iPod/iPhone and Bluetooth compatibility, Cinema DSP and SCENE buttons... |
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Any audiofile will want to find good places to set up their home stereo system. If you look at decibel levels, you'll find that if you have more speakers attached to a system, you can have the music be at a lower volume and equally present anywhere in the room you're setting up. Obviously, if you're going to have more speakers attached to a system, you should use smaller speakers, making small bookcase speakers ideal.
What is a bookcase speaker? It's a speaker designed to fit in a small space, like a bookshelf, or cabinet, or maybe under a table or suspended form the ceiling, without looking too intrusive.
There are several different brands and models of bookcase speakers. Some popular brands include Sony, Bose, Insignia, Polk Audio, Yamaha, JBL, Logitech, and there are plenty others. You might ask the internet for more information on any of those or other.Most of these systems will be anywhere from as low as 20 watts to as high as 150 watts.
There are a variety of speaker arrays for these small speaker boxes. Most typical is a combination of a right speaker and a left speaker, each with one larger woofer, usually around 4 to 5 inches in diameter, and a small tweeter, usually between 1 inch and 3 inches. Another popular speaker arrangement is to, again, have a left side and a right side containing several small speakers of equal size, for example, three or four 3-inch speakers on each side.
Some systems of bookcase speakers will have attachments for a subwoofer, that can be set in a different part of the room. These speakers typically have their own adjustable volume and are most often bet located in the corner of the room, perhaps behind a chair or plant, or something that breaks up the visual line.
A nice way to set up a nice stereo system is to set up a variety of bookcase speakers attached to one amp, on two different channels, so that you can have the option of one set of speakers, or the other, or both. Also, each set of speaker cones behaves differently and sounds different, and you might like to have more control over what frequencies you're hearing at any given time.
Jake Smithson is a writer who specializes in technology. Here, he writes about bookshelf speakers. Check out his blog to read more about the best bookshelf speakers!
Nashville, Tennessee: The Athens of the South
Called "The Athens of the South", Nashville boasts many colleges and universities, including Vanderbilt University and Fisk University. Athens, Greece has a Parthenon on the acropolis. The Athens of the South has its Parthenon in Centennial Park, the site of the 1897 Exposition. This Parthenon is an exact replica of the one in Greece. It maintains all of the friezes encircling the building. The architect used drawings from the British Museum to produce the desired effect. The building, built from plaster, was so impressive that the citizens wanted to keep it after the fair closed. Nature had taken its toll on the plaster and a permanent building of concrete was finished in 1931, refurbished, and reopened in 2003.
Approaching the Parthenon from the East, the sheer symmetry of the building impresses the visitor; not a single straight line, however, in the entire structure. The pediment above the seventy-one two ton doors depicts the birth of Athena. Over the West doors the pediment depicts the contest between Athena and Poseidon for the control of Attica. Under the eaves around the building, a series of friezes depict the gods and heroes. Inside the naos, the primary chamber, a statue of Pallas Athena, the patroness of Athens, dominates. Rising forty-two feet her gold leafed covered robes radiate her beauty and the wealth of Greece. Along the walls, rest replicas of fragments from the pediments "rescued" by Lord Elgin in 1804, after the Turks exploded the original Parthenon. Finally, in the treasury behind the naos scaled down versions of the exterior pediments depict descriptions of the various gods and goddesses.
A short five-minute drive takes the visitor downtown to the State Capital Building. Free parking exists a few blocks away at the farmers market. Over two hundred steps ascend the hill to the building. Statues of Andrew Jackson and Sergeant Alvin York dominate the grounds, where President James Polk and his wife Sarah are interred. The capital building, completed in 1849, houses the legislative and executive branches of government. On the self-guided tour you can actually see the governor working in his office. The Capital building became a heated place during the Civil War. Shots from pistols rang out during some of the arguments. William Strickland, the architect, asked to be buried behind the cornerstone of the building. If the visitor feels lucky, William might make his presence known, as he has often done.
A short distance East of town sits The Hermitage, the home of President Andrew Jackson. A very controversial man himself, the building reflects the stature of Old Hickory: large doorways and high stairwells. He received his fame by winning the Battle of New Orleans after the War of 1812 was over. He also defied the Supreme Court and started the relocation of the Native Americans (he was tired of tying to kill them all and so put them out of the way-The Trail of Tears). He also dumped his first wife and married Rachel who was devoted to him. To many Andrew Jackson is a great man. I rank him with George Armstrong Custer. Not a compliment.
The visitor will also find on the grounds the home of Uncle Albert Jackson, former slave and caretaker of the estate into the 20th century. Archeological digs in the slave quarters about one half mile into the fields reveal life of the slave community in Antebellum Tennessee.
A trip to Music City would not be complete with giving homage to The Grand Ole Opry, in Opryland. A visitor will notice all of the tour buses going to and from Nashville. They do not see the Capital Building, the Parthenon, and The Hermitage; only The Grand Ole Opry. When we were there we saw over fifty buses parked in the lot with many more filled with white haired men and women arriving. The Grand Ole Opry holds performances every Friday and Saturday evening. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel: theaters, Opry Mills (a shopping center), etc.
When you plan your trip to The Athens of the South, do not forget that the city has much more than Country Music.
About the Author
John Pelley is a Geriatric Gypsy. He is retired from the rat race of working. He is a full-time RVer, who ran away from home. He began our travels on the East Coast and, like the migrating birds, seek the warmth of the seasons He has discovered volunteering with the National Park System. Hae has a CD he has recorded of Native American flute music., A Day with Kokopelli. For pictures, links, and more information visit http://www.jmpelley.org.
whats the polk audio discount website?
they have the refurbished items and such on there for a fraction of the original price. A guy i work with showed it to me in the past but i have since forgotten the name of it. Thanks in advance!!
I'm only commenting on this so I can also learn the name of this website haha. My buddy worked for best buy and was gonna hook me up with a 12" sub for $30, and a pair of 6x9's, a pair of 6.5's for my car and those were only like $40 bucks, or $60 bucks a pair. But i forgot the website ahah
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