sorry still finding my way around here.looks like most outlaws do not mix thier speakers.everyones systems look great.i'm having just as much fun checkin'out thier systems as i would in a electronics store.getting some ideas.painttoad-love that center channel rig.

tell ya,a couple of years of messin' with it(i actually went back to hangin') and that is the best sound i've achieved.but the best effect is listening to 2(.1) channel music.i actually have to look at my 1050 to make sure i'm in 2 ch mode.i'll demo for somebody(1st time visitor) tidal-fionna apple,and they are like'man that speaker is great'of course i get to say it's not even on!my 601's seem to give the perfect image of fionna singing from that speaker!it is nothing short of awesome!

Vikings22,
Just for the additional info, I had the ADCOM 7700 driving Dynaudios (4 ohms at best) in front and Paradigm surrounds. I tried the M200s for all channels and liked them better, by a small margin. I now have 5 M200s and they drive these inefficient speakers very well. I sold the 7700 and would buy the M200s again in a second, I like them taht much. Maybe 2 more for 7.1? Good luck!

my new m200s came wednesday afternoon,and where set up shortly there after.they are suppling my mains,which are polk rti800s.they are great.i can hear a difference in the adcom amp and the outlaws amp. the adcom sounds better for surround,but the outlaws rule when it comes to music. maybe it's the way i have my room set-up,or just my ears.now i would like to add a 3rd outlaw m200,for my center channel.life is good.can not wait to get home and play my music. i'm playing music i haven't listened to in months. still not sure about surrounds or bookshelf speakers,or company, polk,def.tech. etc..listened to def. tech 7002s,outstanding sound. i listen to mostly heavey metal,rock,some southeren rock.

cool man