[divisionbell77]

Don't see it on the website(or completely missed it).  Can someone give me the size?  I am thinking I will have to lift the TV a half inch or two to fit under it, just need to know how much higher.

Thanks in advance.

[srb]

Don't see it [SongCenter size] on the website(or completely missed it).  Can someone give me the size?

No you didn't miss it.
 
Jim, while I am complimenting your website in another thread, there is only a Specifications page for the SongTower QWT, but none for SongCenter, SongSurround or SongSub!
 
Steve

[metier]

Don't see it on the website(or completely missed it).  Can someone give me the size?  I am thinking I will have to lift the TV a half inch or two to fit under it, just need to know how much higher.

Thanks in advance.

Just measured mine width 18" depth 11.5" height 8"

Here is from an old page

Model
 
SongCenter
(2-way center channel)
   
  Design  MTM 2-way   
  Drivers  (1) Hiquphon OW2 tweeter, (2) Seas CA15RLY midwoofers
   
  Response  52Hz - 20KHz (+/- 3db)
in ported cabinet   
  Sensitivity
(dB/2.83v/1M) 
88db   
  Impedance
(nominal) 
4 ohms nominal   
  Recommended Amplification  30 - 150 tube watts
80 -250 solid state watts   
  Box Alignment  Sealed or ported as desired   
  Dimensions
(HWD)  8" H x 18" W x 11.5" D 



Pat

[jsalk]

Jim, while I am complimenting your website in another thread, there is only a Specifications page for the SongTower QWT, but none for SongCenter, SongSurround or SongSub!
 
Steve

Steve -

You are correct.  Actually, there are quite a few things I would like to add to the web site, but there are only so many hours in the day.  I am trying to add a little every day now and that is one of the things on my list.

Thanks,

- Jim

[atroder]

OK, I have a SongCenter on order and took a close look at these specs and saw the 4 ohm nominal impedance. I am going to drive the center and surrounds with a Pioneer VSX-21 rated at 110W/channel at 8 ohms. Now the surrounds I have are 8 ohms, the SongCenter is 4 ohms, but the VSX-21 only has a single speaker setting at either 8 ohms or 6 ohms. This setting is not on a per speaker basis. That leaves me a little mystified as to how to configure the VSX-21 - 8 or 6 ohms. Can someone please shed some light on this? Thanks!

[srb]

Normally receivers that have a speaker impedance switch employ it as a current limiter so that the receiver will not overheat if the impedance gets too low.  However, dynamic range can be reduced with this current limiting in effect (6 Ohm position).
 
I usually recommend (and especially since you are using the receiver only to drive the 4 Ohm center and a pair of 8 Ohm surrounds) that the switch be left on the 8 Ohm setting, and that you monitor the heat produced by the receiver.
 
If it doesn't feel like it's running too hot, leave it at the 8 Ohm position, but if it seems like it is running too hot, switch it to the 6 Ohm position to reduce the possibility of overheating.

Steve

[atroder]

Steve - thanks, man - sounds perfectly reasonable.