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so if I buy the Monster Cable, I waste my money? in my RF-15 owners manual they write to buy Monster Cable or similar quality speaker cable. I though that they made good quality cable..but you all seem to say it doesn't matter since I don't have top of the notch equipement..Is there a difference in quality between banana plug and angled pin connector or every connector is good.?

thanks a lot for your advices

I just bought two RF-15 and an Harman kardon receiver AVR 230. I went to the store to buy cables and everyone sale person say something different. I need to know the truth... 1- What is the best way to hook up the klipsch speaker with the binding posts, (banana plugs, spades, pins etc..) and with what cable size, does a 14 gauge is better than a 16 if the speaker are just less than 10 feet of the receiver... I plan to buy Monster cable speaker cable. ( large gauge ,10 ft, 80$ pair)with angle gold pins. 2- Are fiber optic cable all identical, according to me, fiber optic is fiber optic, a sale person want to sell me the higher end of Monster cable fiber optical cable, (200$)....is it necessary...the standard fiber optic is 40$...a big difference thanks

thanks for your help again...dont laugh at me

have enough money for the surrounds, will I be able to hear sound from the center in dolby digital or DTS mode even if I dont have a 5.1 speakers setup,

sorry, my computer shut down... here is my question: I have an harman kardon receiver AVR 230 (6channels receiver) with two speaker Klispch RF-15, and I want to add a center speaker and a sub, but don

HI, Maybe this is a stupid question, but Im new at HT....I thanks for your help.

It's for HT and music.

thanks a lot. I've read that underpowering a speaker was as dangerous as overpowering them. So you say that it's not the case if I use a 55 watts receiver for a 100 watts speaker?

Hi I need help. I've got the RF-15 and I am planning to purchase the AVR 130 to drive these speakers. Would it be enough?...I'm a little loss, but I've heard that the low power rating doesn't mean it can't drive my speaker since this receiver is high quality..and numbers don't tell the whole story.. What is the connection between the power rating of a receiver and the speakers...do they have to be similar...? This receiver is rated at 45 watts per channel(55 watts stereo), and the speakers are 100 watts of power handling. thanks guys!