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Stone Cellar IPA Stone Cellar English Ale Stone Cellar Between the Locks Stone Cellar Stout Stone Cellar Porter anything that is from Stone Cellar (Appleton, Wisconsin) or Micro Brewed. Point Special Lager Leinekugel Original anything that is from the state of Wisconsin that is not mass produced beer (e.g Miller). Oh! Anything that is imported too.

Main ingredient: Cameron's Intense French Roast Coffee I like filter coffee, percolated coffee using a percolator (especially early morning on a nice hot fire), and espresso coffee (only on the weekends). I LOVE COFFEE!

My first system was the Klipsch Quintet series (with sub-10) and i really liked the set-up. The sub-10 sounded nice in a 15' x 25' apartment living room. However, I ended upgrading my sound system months later to Klipsch floor speakers, bigger surrounds, a center channel, and a bigger subwoofer. So my advice is... if you plan on upgrading your Klipsch system, then I would highly recommend getting the sub-12. Good luck,

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Justin, I like your set-up!

Go with the pioneer elite system, you will be happy. Tim Hennig Appleton, Wisconsin ----------------------------------------------------------- 2 Klipsch F2 floor speakers 1 Klipsch C1 center channel 4 Klipsch S1 surround speakers Yamaha HTR-5790 7.1 Channel THX Digital Home Theater Receiver Sony 5 disc DVD/CD player Panasonic LCD 45" wide projection HDTV An old VCR Sega Genesis gaming console Sony PlayStation 2 gaming console

Here are some other suggestions 1. Klipsch tin sign 2. Beer glass 3. Klipsch stickers 4. Klipsch shirt (not like the ones you have now), something that attracts a younger crowd. 5. Better free downloads Tim Hennig Appleton, WI

I agree, I think a nice Klipsch pint beer glass sounds like a really cool idea. Tim Hennig I love my Klipsch speakers! Awesome! Appleton, WI

Hello, I am thinking of purchasing a new receiver for the synergy speaker system (maybe upgrading them to the reference series in the future!). What brand receiver works well with Klipsch speakers? Right now I have a Yamaha 7.1 receiver. Thank you, Tim Hennig Appleton, WI I love my klipsch speakers!! My dream speakers are the heritage style speakers

Thanks everyone for your input! I have decided not to use the "B" Option select and only use the "A" Option (which is the surround sound). I did some reconfiguration to the set up... so I have more questions. Okay... my set-up sounds even better and I am really impressed by the F-2 floor speakers and the system. I am still using the Quintet speakers for the rear now. I spliced the speaker wire so that I can connect two Quintet speakers for each rear channel and having them facing at different angles (kinda like bi-directional, I am not sure that's the correct terminology). So my set-up consists: Front = F-2 Floor Speakers Center channel = Quintet Center Channel Side rear = ss-.5 Rear = 2 per rear channel (remember I have a 7.1) quintet speakers Sub = 10" So my questions are... is it okay to splice the channel and connect to speakers perchannel. I noticed klipsch recommends various speakers for the F-2, can I use the quintets for part of the surround sound? Since I am in the process of upgrading a center channel what model would be better the C-2 or C-3? Thanks for all the help!!!!! T.

I bought my first surround sound set-up (Klipsch Quintet II) last year. Ever since then, I am hooked on home sound systems! Anyway, I am slowly upgrading my surround sound system. Right now I have the Klipsch Quintet,a pair of ss-.5, and a 10" Klipsch subwoofer that is kooked up to a 7.1 surround sound set-up. I also just bought a pair Synergy F-2 floor speakers that are hooked up to the front "B" option (I have a Yamaha Receiver that has two frontal hook-ups an "A" option which is the 7.1 surround sound option and a "B" option which only activates an additional frontal pair speakers). When I play music and movies I have both, "A" and "B" selected; I find this set-up to sound better. So the question is... I would like to enhance the option "A" surround sound set-up to this: Surround Sound Set-up B-2 C-1 S-1 SS-.5 (Keeping these speakers for behind) KSW-10 (Keeping the subwoofer from the Quintet system) and then of course option frontal speakers "B" F-2 Would this type of set-up make sense to do? Do surround sound users select both terminal options for listening? Are there any suggestions that I should consider? Thank you for your time! T