Does anyone have the dimensions of the three spaces in the middle? I'm wondering if my center speaker and receiver will fit. Thanks!
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The three spaces in the middle are shelves. adjustable or removable, so everyones dimensions would be different. For example, I have my speaker on the bottom and a 1 inch and 2 inch gap at the top for some of my electronics. They are actually nicely adjustable, I think every half inch or so.
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The three spaces are interchangeable. (The shelves adjust). You can have one or two or three sections or just one big section. The depth from front to the back of the space is 14 inches, across it measures 18 inches, and top to bottom is 20 inches. I love this unit highly recommend. Also, very easy to assemble. Hope this helps.
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The three spaces are interchangeable. (The shelves adjust). You can have one or two or three sections or just one big section. The depth from front to the back of the space is 14 inches, across it measures 18 inches, and top to bottom is 20 inches. I love this unit highly recommend.Also, very easy to assemble.Hope this helps.
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The inside dimension is 18 1/4". The shelves are adjustable, so you could remove them completely or set them where you want. The top part is scalloped and the inside dimension from the middle of the scallop to the bottom is 17".
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Hi Janine. No that's the size of the receiver only. Looked for speaker dimensions to no good end. (I use a different set of old favorites.) But you can judge by proportions using the photo. This is a fine receiver! [Qualification: Maybe not if you like lots of (false) bass.] The best in it's size and price range. (I did a thorough test drive of several.)
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yeah it will fit ,but try them out first sound wise, cuss in shipping the speakers middle cone tweeters can damage the conescausing it to have a sound distortion not pretty. other than that good luck ,I didn't had any luck with them..
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Sam, The dimensions for the ProCenter1000 center speaker are 14 3/4"W x 5" D x 5" H. Eric C
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The four surround speakers are about the size of a large masonry brick--I'm not near them now, but I'd guess about 10"h x 3"w x 4"d. The center speaker is the same size, but it rests on its side. The sub-woofer, of course, is much larger and rests on the floor--I have mine sitting under a standard-size desk, and it fits just fine (right next to the chair). I don't think you need a mount for any of the speakers. They are extremely lightweight plastic--no doubt part of the cheap price--and each has two slotted recesses on the rear, into which you can slip a standard wood-screw head. I have the side speakers on screws drilled right into the dry-wall, and that holds them up just fine. I hope this helps!
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Sam,The dimensions for the ProCenter1000 center speaker are 14 3/4"W x 5" D x 5" H.Eric C
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You have the option to make the 3 center speakers (the tall ones with 2 speakers on them) covered or not covered. The 4 satellite speakers and sub woofer you cannot uncover
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Hello. I have it in a similar sized room and on the merits of performance, no, it is appropriate and works well. The only gripe/issue I have overall is this center channel speaker is MUCH larger than I anticipated. You need to match it above a TV no smaller than 65"; It needs to be mounted above the TV or if your TV itself is mounted, ensure you have ample room beneath your TV. In general it isn't as eye-appealing as I would have imagined but in terms of performance, I have mine set with Yamaha 7.1 entertainment system and it is clean and crisp for a center channel! Hope that helps!
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To be frank it will fit in but barely leave any room on both the ends. Not that its not safe but if you planning to accommodate any speaker boxes, you won't be able to.
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Dear Steven, three questions to you would be: 1. Will you use a sub-woofer and a center speaker?2. Will you do this and also add two Pioneer speakers for the rear, and 3. will you only use the Pioneers for the front? Actually, all three cases will be fine, if you have more than twenty watts power or so for the fronts and not too many sound absorbing rugs and window curtains. I have found the two Pioneer speakers to do very well with movie dialogue when I got rid (!!!) of my 5.1 receiver!!! I actually enjoy my movies as stereo! What objections this will raise from some! Yours, Churchorganist. Dear Steven, three questions to you would be: 1. Will you use a sub-woofer and a center speaker?2. Will you do this and also add two Pioneer speakers for the rear, and 3. will you only use the Pioneers for the front? Actually, all three cases will be fine, if you have more than twenty watts power or so for the fronts and not too many sound absorbing rugs and window curtains. I have found the two Pioneer speakers to do very well with movie dialogue when I got rid (!!!) of my 5.1 receiver!!! I actually enjoy my movies as stereo! What objections this will raise from some! Yours, Churchorganist.
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Jeanine, I have a 5.1 system (4 polk RC85i speakers (two on each side), once center speaker and the subwofer). My place is similar to yours. In my opinion your distribution could work very well...
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I have owned the Yamaha ns-c210bl for a few months now. I have an entertainment center and the opening I had for a center channel is 18 inches deep by 17 wide and 5 inches tall. The speaker sounds great and doesn't seem affected by the cabinet size opening. Very satisfied with the speaker.
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I imagine that is the dimension for the central unit, which houses the CD changer, cassette player and ipod dock. The speakers are all roughly the size of the central unit (there are three speakers, but all separate pieces)
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this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. " this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the... » Read More this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. " « Show Less
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My playstation fits fine and you can opt to not put a shelf in if your receiver doesnt fit...the top shelf and bottom shelf is 5.5in and the middle shelf is 6in (height between shelves in glass section)
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Chris, The plates are 3" x 3" but I have speakers of 5" x 5 " mounted on it..... I hope this info help you........
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Sorry, we were not actually using this for a center channel speaker. I don't even recall the speakers that we attached. It was for a corporate video conf installation and we were just retrofitting what was already there. The speakers were mounted on the sides of the TVs and we just relocated them to the bottom. Sorry I could not help you.