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I ran a Yam for many years and I really liked the way that it sounded. Maybee he had some things set different.

Thanks. Ill give it a read

I cant tget that link to work, can you re-post that link William? Thanks

Thanks for the info Willian, Ill look that over today. I can take a picture and post it tonight when I get home I guess. Does anyone have a RC 62 that they could post a picture of the serial number plate?

Does anyone have a picture of the serial number plate on a RC 62 Center speaker? I recently purchased one off of the net and the serial number plate on it looks a lot different than any of the other Klipsch that I have in the house granted every series that I have the plates looks different but this one doesnt look anything like the others. I called Klipsch to verify the serial number and they told me that the number is in the correct format but he couldn’t pull up any info on it. I am afraid that I bought a fake L I pulled the drivers out of the cabinet to see what was written on them and this is what I read. K-152-NV 1000325 8028 Y 081202 I pulled the woofers and this was on them RC 62 1000271 8028 Y 081203 On the crossover it had RC 62 stamped on it but I guess that doesn’t really mean anything these days. Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

As you can see in my sig. what I ended up replacing it with. I really wanted a NAD but funds are kinda slim.

I had the same problem a couple of years ago. I had the DSP 2070 and I was told to put it in the garage and use it as a garage stereo. I know that I paid around 2000 for it when I bought it. I was rather upset.

You know, I have always wanted to know if it was possabdle to do so. Over the years my poor subs have been played to death and I think that they are about ready to retire. So do you guys think that the 10's would work just as well as it did for the 12's.