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I will soon have a windfall of around $850 that I plan to spend on upgrading my HT setup. However, I am unsure of what I should upgrade next. This is my current setup: Pioneer VSX-914k Klipsch RB-35 Klipsch RC-35. Klipsch RS-25 Klipsch KSW-10 Samsung 32" LCD TV If you had $850, would you upgrade something, or save it? Its about 60/40 music/movies. Thanks, Steuart

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I'll take the RS-25's. I'll PM.

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Yeah, I neglected to mention that I do have an old KSW-10 that I've been using with the system. It isn't spectacular, but it helps with the bass. So the RS-35 would be the best choice?

I'm building an "apartment HT" setup based on the RB-35 speakers, with an RC-35 center. Would it be better to buy the RS-35s or RSX-5s for my two suround speakers? I was thinking that given the space (16x18) I would do better with the RSX-5 surrounds, and they might also be a bit more aesthetically pleasing. What is the general consensus on this? Thanks, Steuart

I'm thinking about putting rsx-4s in my synergy system instead of the synergy surrounds. Would I notice a difference in the timbre? Would it be problematic? Would they be much better than the synergy surrounds? Thanks, Steuart

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I'm looking to start building a home theater system for myself. Currently I don't have a huge amount of money to start (somewhere around $500). However, I'm looking to begin building a system of reasonable quality as opposed to getting a whole system for that much. Should I start with a reciever and two speakers? Should I spend all of the money on a reciever and hold off on speakers? Any help would be most appreciated.