blake_mooney

I take whole food organic multi-vitamins. They are incredible, I also take fish oil and CoQ-10.

They sound as though they are in great condition. I would say they are worth it if that includes shipping.

I agree with the OP completely, got dual Klipsch RW-12d's myself.

Ah Trev!! Keep your Reference dude. Ya got four motorcycles. But 4k is a good deal for one hell of a set-up.

Awesome! I am so excited!!

I know some people will recommend like an Emotiva XPA-5 or something of that level, I jus don't have the money to spend on something like that.

I was wondering if someone could tell me if the Onkyo 805 is enough to power the speakers in my sig below. The Onkyo 805 has 130 watts per channel, I've read in reviews that is a conservative power rating for this 51lb monster. What I had powering them before was an Onkyo 705 with 100/wpc. Basically, I wanna know if this receiver will make these come alive. I don't have the receiver yet.

Anyone have one they'd sell to me?

Not so sure I agree with this. I've heard the RF-7's a few times, and while they do sound the best in the Reference series, the difference really is not as big as some make it out to be. (I do own the RF-3 towers, matching center and surrounds)

Yeah, what's the plan? I'd love to know too.

Anyone have one lyin around?

Thanks for all awesome responses fellas! I honestly am so impressed I couldn't foresee ever upgrading. I will however, be buying a brand new RF-82 system for my father in law, just to help support Klipsch. My father in law has an all Linn speaker system that cost him $1400 PER SPEAKER. I hooked up my new Klipsch Reference system to his gear and he was visibly sad and in awe. We couldn't find any advantage to the Linn speakers. We used all the same gear, same speaker placement, ect. He said he was absolutely speechless at the Klipsch quality. That made me feel pretty awesome about my purchase.

I personally think it would make a great surround or main speaker. I have heard the RF-7 and RF-3, both are fantastic. Though I do agree with the above poster that using actual designated surrounds is more ideal.

My GOD, I am simply blown away by these speakers. I used to have the Klipsch RSX-5 system (Cinema 10) The system I got is the following: Klipsch RF-3 ii for mains Klipsch RC-3 ii center channel And Klipsch RS-3 ii surrounds Dual Klipsch RW-12d subwoofers. What amazes me, is I only ended up paying $190 for the actual speakers, and $500 for both subs.

Hmm, says there's nothing there.