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I recently joined the world of soundbars (due to design appeal -- former 7.2 wouldn't work in new open space). Just because I have a soundbar, can I still get a really nice sub with low frequency? Not really thrilled about the current soundbar / sub packages that I see (with little subs and likely not much rumble).

Why no replies? This was a genuine question. Wondering why I don't see Klipsch in the soundbar "top 10 reviews". Either way... I'll likely stay with Klipsch anyways...

When I look online for soundbar ratings / reviews... I rarely see Klipsch, why? Loyal Klipsch fan that needs to make some adjustments, and wondering why I don’t see Klipsch as a front runner in the reviews.

With some modifications to the furniture... I think I can now go up to 75". Likely going flat (not curved).

I've been looking at this model -- QN65Q9FAMFXZA Flat screen as it will need a wide viewing angle (living room / kitchen combined)

Just went to Samsung's website and saw there is a flat 65" model. Still interested to learn more about the curved models...

Anyone regretting buying a curved tv? For some reason Samsung's 65" QLED is curved, and the 55" and 75" models are flat. This will be for a standing unit (not wall mounted). Worried that this is more of a fad... than something I would want for years.

Remodeling a house with a modern floor plan -- open space that counts as living room & kitchen. Former system was the 7.2 THX Ultra 2's in a dedicated room... now thinking about going to a soundbar to keep things simple. Yet; worried that I will regret not having better sound. Just started looking into the RP-280 set up; however, really don't want that many speakers in the room (going for clean modern look). Thought about going 5.1 with in-ceiling rears. Not really sure about soundbars -- haven't really heard a good sounding unit yet. Before I give it all up for the sake of simplicity... wanted to ask around for advice. I'm at the point where the walls & ceilings are open now and need to decide before we install the sheetrock.

No

Bump $5K.

Omnimount RSF Viking 30 Media Rack. Equipment is in perfect condition and has rollers for easy moving. Only reason for selling is that I am simplifying my media set up (sold amps and processor, etc). $500 in Austin Texas 78750Standard 19in rack enclosure works with all standard 19in rack accessories- System includes one 30-space rack, four 2U space shelves, one 5U space shelf, five 2U space vented blanks & 5 cable lacing bars- Total weight capacity: 1000 lbs- 2U shelf weight capacity: 50 lbs- 5U shelf weight capacity: 100 lbs- Ships assembled- Caster base provides easy placement inside closets or against walls- Integrated cable management channels for routing up to 3in bundles- Adjustable shelves fit most components- Vented for component cooling- Shelf clamps secure components- Large rubber wheels with integrated wheel lock- Removable handles- Includes complete Grade 5 hardware kit- Black

Still for sale...

I haven't been very active in trying to sell these speakers. Just remembered to update the listing -- now $6,500 (or best offer on ebay -- located in Texas). http://www.ebay.com/itm/322177412078?ssPageName=STRK:MEUNSOLD:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1562.l2649

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