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Whadyasay- In fact I would be mounting them on the wall like my 35's are now (door hinges angled toward the listening area; $4. @ Home Depot.), and it really does give, at least in perception, more floor space. Of course, before I upgrade again, I will have a good listen to both in hopes that my sub would make up for any weakness in the 75's. If not, it's limited floor space again and RF-7s. However, I will need to think this through and develop a strategy, since I sold my wife on my 35's partially with the argument that it would eliminate my old lesser towers. As I recall, she liked that idea.

Bump, because I would like to hear opinions also. I am thinking about upgrading in the future, and floor space is very important to me.

Bump, because I would like to hear opinions also. I am thinking about upgrading in the future, and floor space is very important to me.

The thread size is 1/4-20. I mounted mine with 1/4-20 eye bolts and turnbuckles in the corners. Very simple, effective, and cheap

At first glance it looked fine, however, initially I was more interested in seeing how it sounded. Now that I am sonically satisfied, and since you asked, I went and looked it over real good and I think the fit and finish is excellent. Just so you know, if it looked like c%$@p, I'd throw a table cloth over it. This units not going anywhere.

Shock and awe! Now I get it! Well my sub arrived yesterday, per plan, and I spent the evening setting it up and revisiting many of the bass intense movie segment often talked about on this site. All I can say is WOW! I A-B'd it against the one it's replacing for a short while, until I realized it was absolutely no contest. The depth charges in "U-571," the glass tap in, "Nemo," the "Jurassic Park" T-Rex scene were all amazing. The real kicker was when I invited the wife in to experience a couple of these and she said, "that sounds awesome." This is the same girl that said, "well it sounds a little louder" when I upgraded from my Bose System (yeah I now know, sorry!) to my current set-up. There is nothing like having buy in from the wife. On a funnier not, when I was done I noticed the pictures in the living room were all crooked, and later, the ones in the den, the pool room , and the dinging room. I'll have to get some two side tape. This thing delivers beautifully crisp SPLs way beyond what I need in my current 2000 cu ft setting or way into the future. Awesome!

There still listed on the Klipsch main page. I haven't heard anything about them being discontinued.

Just an opinion. If I was looking at spending $3K, I would be looking at separates.

No explanantion needed. I get it. You are seriously into this hobby. That's great!!

I am sure I could search through the forum and figure it out, but what do you do with all of these subs? Are you an installer or just an extreme hobbyist? I get the impression that you live in a forest of subs.

Yahooo! I talked to Hsu today and I made the current wave of VTF-3 Mk2s. My unit goes on the truck tomorrow. I should have it by early next week. Can't wait! I'll post some impressions as soon as I have achance to give it a good listen.

I have a Yamaha RX-V2400 and love it with my favorites, HT and Jazz. Best bet would be to find Yamaha and Denon side by side and give a listen. Your mileage may vary.

Any of these would work, however, plan C looks like the best to me. And again RB35's or 75's if you can swing it. Also, from what I have learned, you might want to get your three front speakers at the same height if possible. Enjoy!

I am not sure about your HK, but on some receivers you can adjust the speaker levels, including subs, by input device.

I originally bought 25s, exchanged them for 35s and I am very pleased. If you can afford the 35s, buy them. If you can afford 75s, buy them. Your best bet is to listen to them side by side and decide for yourself. I saw a significant difference in the 35s. Enough to convince me to spend the extra money.