Give me about a day and I'll get back to you with a couple options...

Thanks Calidain

I will definatley look into these subwoofers. I really want to get this system tweaked to get the best sound and visual experience that I can get with what I have. I don't mind dropping a grand or so into the subs to enrich the sound experience. I would like to hear a system with a sub system in place to see if I can notice the difference in the setup as I am not sure if they will be any different than the 2 Cerwin Vegas that are in the front. But I am open to suggestion and to learn from others that know more than I do.

Thanks all.

What would you recommend replacing the CV's with. They are rather large and if I can get better sound reproduction with a different speaker setup, I am open to suggestion.

We can leave it here twojayz as it may help someone else out. I personally like the Cerwin Vegas and I know from the speakers I have they can put out the low rumbly frequencies. Should I also look into two more of the front speakers for the rear channels as I am suppose to be setting the speakers to small so that the lows go to the subs? Or if the 2 big CV's are no longer going to be driving the lows should I really be looking for all new speakers at this point. I am not opposed to buying new speakers for the media room if the difference will be that noticeable. And If I could get the same sound quality out of smaller speakers I would definatley consider this option.

twojayz..

I think all new speakers is the better option. Like I said before the CV's are 23 years old and they are rather large. I would probably stay with the same brand of speakers for the new as the old has served me very very well. Give me some options to explore and I will research what you recommend.

Thanks again

Bill

Bill if you are considering buying new speakers than I suggest you get a complete new set, center, fronts, and surrounds.  Not sure of your budget but the Infinitys are nice as decent lower cost home theater separates.  Polk are the speakers I use, the RT series, a little more in price, but I highly recommend them.  What kind of budget do you have???

With 3k you have a lot of options to getting great speakers!!!  The POLK RTi series are definitely within your budget...
as are Definitive Technologies!!! 

Paradigm is another brand that comes to mind, however some of their higher end stuff will not make it with your budget, though their mid-range Monitor series will probably work!!!

Here are some nice online speaker companies...RBH has a great range of budget to high-end speaker systems. 

Axiom is a popular company with the guys at Audioholics...
as well as Mordaunt. 

Bowers and Wilkins is one of my all time favorites, though pricey, I think you can put together a nice system for 3k, maybe!!!

Like I said, I use POLK audio for my home speakers, they are low to mid range in budget and offer great home theater speakers, Definitive fit in this range as well I think.  Axiom and RBH are lesser known companies but range from home theater in the box all the way up to high end audio loudspeakers.  Paradigm, Mordaunt, and B&W all tend to range in high end speaker quality!!!

B & W and Paradigm are both awesome loudspeaker companies, just be ready for the sticker shock, sometimes they can be really pricey!!!