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I wish Klipsch would make an RCX-5.
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Please read this thread, also:
Thanks,
Jeff
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Both of my latest buyers backed out, so I still have 7 RB-75's (5 NIB). Does anyone here want these, before I auction them off on eBay?
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Thanks Jeremiah, I really appreciate your kind words. The RB-75's are awesome speakers - they most definitely rank up there with the RC-7's and RF-7's. Unforunately, it seems like you're the only one here (besides me) that knows - I assume that very few people have had the pleasure of listening to them. I absolutely love them - I traded-in my 4 RF-7's and 1 RC-7 for 9 RB-75's.
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I have a Pioneer Elite VSX-49TXi receiver for sale - which I prefered over the Denon 4802 receiver that it replaced.
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Prices lowered on remaining RB-75's:
5 NIB (unopened): $375 each (shipped)
1 NIB (opened): $350 each (shipped)
1 LNIB (w/box): $325 each (shipped)
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2 of the NIB RB-75's have been sold. Thanks.
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I have the 2 that I just described, plus the 5 New-In-Box left. Thanks.
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I will sell the 1 LIKE-NEW and 1 NEW (open-box) pair for $700.
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The 2 used RB-75's have been sold - I still have the other 7 available. Thanks.
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FYI: The rest of my home theater system (electronics) is up for sale on eBay, under seller: jdilks.
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here's another review of the RB-75's...
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here's a review of the RB-75's...
http://www.klipsch.com/media/Newscenter/SmartMoney%20Reprint_062404.pdf
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I boxed-up the used RB-75's earlier this week (they look like new), and I hope/need to sell them very soon...
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----------------On 10/14/2004 6:42:23 AM Frzninvt wrote:Sonically the Pioneer will not come close to the NAD, sorry but that is the way it is. NAD focuses on sonics, not all the flash and gimmicks. The Pioneer units are bright and harsh with Klipsch speakers.----------------
I'm sorry, but I have to disagree, the Pioneer ELITE units are not bright or harsh with Klipsch speakers.
For $350 (NIB online price), I don't think the EX-500 can be beat.
The EX-500 combines the functionality of a slim six-channel high-octane receiver with a DVD-Audio/SACD progressive scan DVD player for the simple elegance that is expected from the Pioneer Elite name. The receiver is jam-packed with power, boasting a hundred watts of amplification for each of the six channels, all in a package that weighs in at fifteen pounds and stands under three inches in height. It processes Dolby Digital EX, DTS-ES, Dolby Pro Logic II, and offers Pioneer's exclusive automatic Multi-channel acoustic calibration system (MCACC). This power-packed receiver is the cat's meow when it comes to technology.
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Jeremiah,
Please try the Pioneer Elite EX-500. I don't think anything else can touch it, for the money.
Jeff
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Jeremiah,
Check your email.
Jeff
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The used RB-75's look like new (no dents, scratches, scuffs, marks, etc.).
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----------------On 10/10/2004 2:28:50 PM unimorpheus wrote:Damn,Too bad those RB-75' aren’t in maple
----------------But, they still "sound" beautiful.
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I still have RB-75's for sale, if anyone is interested...
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----------------On 9/30/2004 2:50:54 PM flavius maximus wrote:don't shoot me I like fords and cocker spaniels too
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...Oh, OK...
...I won't shoot you (or run over you with my truck, or sick my dog on you)...
...this time...
...as long as you promise to buy my speakers...
P.S. I live in Altoona, Iowa (near Des Moines). You can email me, to set things up.
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Sorry, I can't post any pictures, I don't have a camera - but the used RB-75's look like new (in my opinion), and they sound even better (since they're broke-in).
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Sorry, both of the subs have been sold...
Doesn't anyone like RB-75's? Or, hasn't anyone listened to them? I returned my four RF-7's to get these (money was not an issue, back then). I demo'd the RB-75's side-by-side with the RF-7's, and I prefered the RB-75's over the RF-7's - the midrange on the RB-75's was noticably better than the RF-7's, and I was using the RSW-15's for the bottom-end anyway. My decision to buy the RB-75's was based strictly on their sound quality, not on their price. I love these speakers - BEAUTIFUL sound (in my opinion).
P.S. I hope I didn't offend anyone. I get too passionate about my home theater, and my firearms (1911's & HK P7/M8), and my truck (Ford F150), and my dog (Cocker Spaniel), and religion, and politics, and...
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RB-75's (black):
5 NIB (unopened): $375 each (shipped)
1 NIB (opened): $350 each (shipped)
1 LNIB (w/box): $325 each (shipped)
2 used (w/box): $300 each (shipped) - SOLD
RSW-15's (black):
1 used (w/box): $900 each (shipped) - SOLD
1 used (w/box): $800 each (shipped) - SOLD
I lost my job and I need the money to pay my bills. The used speakers and subwoofers are all in great shape (except the power light on the one subwoofer never comes on, even though the power is on, and the sub is working).
Thanks,
Jeff
P.S. I bought everything new from Ultimate Electronics about 10 months ago (November/December 2003).
I wish Klipsch would make an RCX-5.
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Klipsch has an RCX-3 center to go with the RSX-3 sats.
And they have an RCX-4 center to go with the RSX-4 sats.
But they don't have an RCX-5 center to go with the RSX-5 sats.
So, I'm currently using an RSX-5 (for a center), to go with my RSX-5 sats.
I just wish they would make an RCX-5 center.