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Help with home audio

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Rockjay420

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We are currently building a new house, and i want to install a inwall/in cieling audio system to run from my computer, the wiriing is already in place, but im having a hard time finding speakers, does anyone know of a really good site for speakers, something where i can compare and all. Im looking to keep each speaker lower than 60 dollars, has anyone done this before, or have any reccomendations on speakers?
thanks a bunch
 
Polk makes some nice in-wall speakers, but you're not going to find them at $60/ea. I doubt you'll find decent speakers for that price.
 
Yeah, the cheapest Polk seems to have (retail suggested price) are $200 for in-wall and $175 for in-ceiling.

My question is, don't these vibrate your walls?
 
naaa, theyre mounted on a stud, and were using drywall, so its not like ya'd be hearing craking noises and such
but i found some nice ones at radioshack for 60 ironically, theyre not crap despite me feeling towards most prodcuts sold there, but radio shack comes with that nice (even if you run it over with the buldozer in your backyard, we'll still replace it for a new one) warranty for 10 bucks
anyone have any reccomendation to a nice amp, where i could control 6 - 8 channels individually, since i am getting some signal loss over the distance im running the wire.
 
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