what to use overall

[markyboy156]

hi


how well would this work as a setup


i want to use emotiva t2 as the fronts with a c2 centre
2 svs ultra towers as the rears
2 jbl 580 speakers as extra rears
4 svs ultra prime elevations as atmos height speakers



using them with a denon 4400 amp
a emotiva xpa 2 gen 3 amp to power the additional channels to make it 11.4
a bas x a700 amplifier


my question is would these different brand speakers work exceptionally well together would they intergrate well with each other would it sound great together


also i want to vastly increase the performance of the 2 front speakers for 2 channel performance and streaming performance of music using a blue node 2 streamer


i want to use a denon 4400 amp in combination with the emotiva xpa2 gen 3 amp and emotiva bass x 700 amp

i want to use the denon 4400 in combo with the 2 emotiva amps
i want to use the emotiva xpa2 gen3 for the low frequencies of the 2 front speakers
and the emotiva bass x 700 for the high frequencies
would this work as a combination to vastly improve the 2 front speakers


if not what would you use with the denon 4400

and the emotiva xpa2 gen 3 amp
for the requirements i need


or what other 2 amps can i use with the denon 4400 to vastly increase the performance of the emotiva t2 front speakers


i will be using belden u500e blue jeans speakers cables


my other question is i want to use monoblocks to vastly increase the performance of the 11.4 package i was thinking marantz 700 monoblocks or outlaw 2200 monoblocks
or what other monoblocks around the same price point would you use with this setup
what would you advise to use overall

i want to use monoblocks for all 11 speaker channels can this all be connected and work together with this setup


also what specific cables do i need to connect the denon 4400
with the 2 emotiva amps


also what specific cables do i need to connect the 11 monoblock amps to the denon 4400


i will be using rega rp3 turntable

with a playstation 4 pro console
xbox one x console
wii u console
nvidia shield console
blue node 2 streamer
opp 205 4k player
buzz tv xls 3000 android box
hi spec pc

sky q silver silver box
virgin media v6 box
iphone x mobile phone

[knucklehead]

If overkill is what you're after then 11 mono amps should do you nicely. If you like music why not get an integrated amp for a true two channel setup when you want to play music? It would also drive the front L/R for movies. Your two channel will likely show some improvement in sound quality. You'd need to find one with direct amp inputs, or one with home theater bypass.

[405x5]

This sounds like a massive case of overthinking/planning without experience.
What are you listening to at the moment (to try and find you a starting point)

[drtrey3]

There is a contingent of us here who place a high value on using matching speakers. We think that using the same tweeter throughout adds to the coherence and immersion of the sound field.

Or something.

8)

Trey

[leonski]

You are trying to mate apples, oranges, grapes and tossing in a tomato for good measure.

The GENERAL rule is to have speakers speak with ONE VOICE.    Nobody can tell YOU what your setup is going to sound like.    In the long term, it really depends on what YOU value.

Just loud ok?   or Louder?

Any thought to timbre match of speakers?   While 'same tweeter' is good, it is not guarantee.    Multiple manufacturers of speakers may use the same tweeter from ScanSpeak or SEAS.
No guarantee they will support it with similar midrange or even the LF driver, if 3-way.    You are at the mercy of the design person or team who 'voiced' the speaker.   

The goal is a SYSTEM, not a collection of parts filling gaps on a map of the room.   

You mention EMO speakers,  SVS speakers AND JBL.    What do you like about ANY of them.     Take your time.    

Anyway to sort of do a reset and try to integrate what you are buying in order to maximize POTENTIAL compatibility?    

Even your AMPS are a hodge-podge.   The XPA and Bass-x might match, until you run into the Bass-X higher distortion into 4 ohms as it nears max power.   Max power won't be continuous, but 
rather 90% chance during PEAKS where you are cruising along and THAN require a lot of power (10x to 100x) depending on peak to average demand.   

And If your Denon was the 'H' model?   105 per side will drop like a ruptured duck when confronted with 5, 7 or 9 channels of music or effects.   Maybe 60 or 65 would be more like it.

And while I'd ordinarily say offloading some demand to another amp would be a good idea, and it IS, I wonder about the capability of the rest of the amps in the 4400.    I'm on record as NOT being a 
fan at all of HT receivers.    They are out of date and obsolete about the time the first ones are being off-loaded at the port of entry.     Maybe every 6 months.      I doubt they sell many of 'em in Japan.  
As for a replacement amp?    Those 'D'amps in the form of the PA-1 from EMO are affordable and have good 4 ohm power.     Small, efficient and cool running, I'd think about THAT as a solution.   

OH!  one other thing?    How large is your space?   not square feet, but CUBIC feet.   That's the real load on the audio system.       Also?   Do you have any additional electric circuits TO the listening or equipment 
area?     That's a MUST and will pay for itself with cleaner amps and less chance of the dread voltage sag during loud passages.   

[AudioHTIT]

There is a place in life for the shift key, I don’t even want to read after a paragraph or two.

[rbk123]

Paralysis by analysis.