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Hi, i've recently checked out the RF7s package and really liked the way it sounded at the local Good Guys' demo room. I was thinking about getting the whole package excluding the sub that it comes with and buy one SVS PCi20-39 sub. I wanted to power the RF7s with the Denon 3802Silver since i love the silver finish on all components. As later down the line I will add another 2 channel amp to power the RF7s. My living room is about 13x10 about 9ft. high. I'll mainly use the system for 80% movies and 20% music. What's your guys opinion of this setup? Will it be good enough? How's it compared to the Polk's comparable package with the same receiver and the highest RTi12s series? There's not a store around where I live that I can do A/B comparison between the Polk's RTi12s vs the Klipsch RF7s. How will my setup sound with the Denon 3803 with either the RF7s or RTi12s? Any input will be appreciated. Thanks

yea...if money is no object....why not go to one of those stores that will only serve you by appointment...and drop about $30,000 and let them help you pick one combo best for you. For that price, i'm sure they'll let you test all those high-end preamp and surround processors out there one by one with your particular set-up. Hahaha...

i know this might not be the best place to bring this up....have any of you guys compared to RF7s with the Polk's RTi12s? The RF7s are the top of the Klipsch Reference series and the RTi12s are the top of the Polks' RTi series but the Klipsch RF7s cost about $600 more than the RTi12s. I've heard the RF35s and are amazed at what it's capable of and scared to hear the RF7s. I know that the RF7s are alot more sensitive than the RTi12s, so I'd need a stronger amp to drive the RTi12s to get the all the juice out of it. Has anyone here compared the RTi12s and RF7s as a A/B speaker comparision? I've heard the RF35s on a Yamaha AVR(not sure which model, but it's THX certified) and the damn thing was so loud that it brought half of the people in the store over to check it out. RTi12s that i demoed was driven with the Harman Kardon AVR630. The Polk's was alot warmer than the Klipsch, although it could be the Yamaha AVR that's making the Klipsch sound extra crisp. Anyone that's done comparison between the two...let me know. Thanks alot.