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Kenratboy, Have you heard the speakers? Have you heard that they truely do not have any bass output? The reason ask is that based on frequency responce posted on this site I would agree, I just wonder since they are very new could the posted frequency responce be a misprint? The only reason I suggest this is that the 92hz-20khz is exactly the same for the rsx-4 as it is for the rsx-5 where you gain 1.25" on the woofer, just seems to me you should gain some on the low end frequecy responce as well! Any thoughts? Heck even the little 3" quintet II boasts freq. resp. as low as 100hz!! Surely a refernce brand speaker that costs almost as much as an entire quintet system should out perform its little brother "rsx-4", let alone its baby "quintet" brother!!!!

Its just as they enter the restaurant, someone is being led off to the left, he turns slightly toward Neo enough to see his face then they cut away. There has to be some reason they breifly shoe the scene, it absolutely doesn't make sence that its just an editing error.

Good thoughts, I was afraid to read the origonal link completely for fear over spoils. My question relates to Reloaded, it is; is there any signifigance to the gentleman that was being led away form the table just prior to Neo, Morpheous, and Trinity entering the restaurant where they met the French guy and his ghostley thugs. Neo notices a guy being led away left of screen, they pause on him for a sencond then the camera recenters. I watched it over and over in slo mo and I can't place the charactor and fail to see the relevence of the scene. Any thoughts?

Matt and Augie, thanks for the responce, I will try to listen to them at the local klipsch dealer. However what about the lack of low frequency responce should this be a concern? Are these speakers lacking or will it be a barely audible difference when paired with a decent sub? Anyone have an opinion?

I am newbie and this is my first HT purchase. I bought an Onkyo TX-SR 601 6.1 system and own a sony progressive dvd/cd player with a Toshiba 34" widescreen HDTV. I bought Klipsch indoor/outdoor speakers (ca-5t I think) for the zone two and love them. I am cosidering the Cinema 10 system mainly for price. It is at the very top end of my budget. My concern is the 92hz-20000mhz range on the low end with the crossover. I guess the cross over will need to be set at around 100hz to gain the full spectrum of sound from the cinema 10 system. Without having heard the speakers, I am concerned that the sats/center may not sound very full compared to larger front and center speaker rangeing into 49hz depth like the rb-25's, which are out of price range. Being a newbie should I have such reservations, or will the Cinema 10 system fill my 24'x 18' living room with pleasable sounds? Is the Cinema 10 system truely a HT package deal worth considering? Any thoughts, has anyone tested the Cinema 10 system?