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Got some -20s also. Please advise us what Tech Support says. Thanks.

BUY 'EM!!! Paid MUCH more for some black KLF-20s in 2000 and would definitely probably buy up. Do love the 20s though. Good luck. Trying to decide on a new receiver and feel your pain. Shake the $750!!!

DrWho, Have a cheap DVD connected to the TV. There's no good way to connect it to my ancient receiver, thus the receiver shopping. A new DVD/SACD is on the list also. Thanks.

If you're looking for home theater speakers, you're in the right place. The 2-channel forum is ...mm .. a little more audiophile oriented, but still packed with info. I currently am shopping at eBay and Audiogon. No warranties there unless specifically given with item. Check the Klipsch website for "authorized dealers." You can always Google!

Oops. The last one was for sdfan.

Do you have the KLF-C7 or the RC-7 as the center? Just wondering... Thanks for the info!

Great pics, especially the one with the real "woofer." And the house is great. You gave me an idea I hadn't thought of for component stands, "up." Up being above the TV or in-walls. When ya gonna build a system for the back porch?

Hi all and Happy New Year! Since coming to the Forum, have learned much, but... as I read somewhere "...learning makes me spend money!" I'm going to move up (or down) to a _.1 system of some sort and basically just have a pair of KLF 20s and a decent CD player with an old analog receiver. Searching and have hopefully found a center KLF-C7. My question this time is, if I will probably just have mains, center, rear surrounds and a sub, I only need a 5.1 system, right? So the Pioneer Elite 56 TXi is probably overdoing it? Is it OK to run a receiver with multiple channels and only use ? 5? I guess I could add other speakers as cash allows. Also, has anyone had any problems with the Elite line? I'm leaning that way, since I've got/had other Pioneer components. Thanks ps:the least expensive AUTHORIZED Dealer would be nice also...(I'm in NC.)

Please advise on "tests." Am likewise shopping and also interested... Thank you in advance.

OK. Thanks again! Looking on eBay... Now on to avrs. Leaning toward Pioneer Elite or maybe Onkyo. I'm guessing I'll need plenty of power to drive KLFs. Any suggestions? Basically I've got the floorstanders and am building. How 'bout JVC?

---------------- On 12/27/2004 9:01:04 PM MrMcGoo wrote: The center does need to match the KLF-20s. The center is the KLF-C7 which can be found on eBay and through other used channels. The current models that you are being offered are all 2 way speakers, whereas the KLFs are three ways. If you do decide to go the Reference route (2 way), then you would probably be unhappy with anyting less that the RF-7s. A complete Reference 7 package would be pricey, while a used KLF-C7 would not break the bank. Surround speakers are not as critical to timbre match, unless a slight mismatch would bother you. Used surrounds are avaialble, but probably not worth the agravation. Bill ---------------- Thanx Bill. I'm new to this, obviously. I saw a RC-7 for sale, but it is a 2 way, right? Any 3 ways currently made? Was also pointed toward the RC-3II, but they are no longer made. How 'bout the RC-35?

Have a set of KLF-20s that I purchased a couple years back. Two-channel only, for now. CDs mostly and radio. Powered by a REALLY old, analog, tube-amp Pioneer receiver. Doesn't even have "CD" listed on the component selector. Klipsch advised that they no longer make the matching center, surround and subs. They recommended another model, which I don't recall at this time, but do remember was "pricey" to complete the system. Am building a 5.1 or 6.1 or 7.1 system. The question is this: sell the -20s and buy a matching Reference system, look for used components, or....what? And after this, we're gonna talk receivers!!! Maybe I should elaborate. I am predominately an audiophile, but wish to enhance the home theater experience. A receiver with a remote would be nice, too. So,... can anyone recommend a center channel speaker. Been reading other postings and think it needs to "match" the KLF-20s. I purchased my Klipschs solely on hearing one set of Horns.