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Save the money you'd be spending on amps to bi-amp and get better speakers instead.

This one, no question: https://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/marsr5014/marantz-sr5014-7.2-ch-x-100-watts-a/v-receiver-w/heos/1.html

I would call it an integrated amp but many integrated amps don't have a dac or pre-amp outputs so it makes sense that they're more descriptive as to what it actually has and does.

Cool. Can you give the dimensions of it? I know there's different variations of them.

Is an amplifier included? Can you post some pics on here? Interested in any trades for SVS SB-2000 subs?

Looks perfect.

Purchase from accessories4less.com They have awesome deals on factory refurbished receivers. You should be able to get a receiver that retails for $1000-1400 that fits your budget. Pretty much anything in that price range is going to be fantastic with your setup.

57 and not a cloud in the sky. Probably been four months since it's been this warm.

Do you still have those Cornwalls I listened to at your place? Maybe all that bass slowly cracked it over time. 😀

Well, leave it up to you knuckleheads to derail yet another thread. 😉 Since we're on the subject, my best friend since elementary school got me started with Klipsch. He had a pair of KG .5 bookshelf speakers that were tiny but sounded great for their size. My first foray into home theater was a KV-1 center speaker. Neither of us had money but we knew the quality was there. We used to go to a couple local Audio King stores and drool over the monster Klipsch they always had set up. I sure miss those days. Besides him, the only other people I've ever met who know Klipsch are people I've bought them from and people I've met from the forum.

Finally got around to getting a frame for it. Limited edition numbered print that Klipsch sent me last year. Now to figure out where to hang it.

40 and lots of sun.

Just fyi depending on the TV you have if you're using its optical digital audio out to your receiver, many TVs only output audio in two channel. Your receiver will only be able to make a matrixed surround out of that which will result in very minimal surround effects. This will be the case no matter what receiver you're using.

What surround sources are you listening to? What surround modes do you use on your receiver? Have you level balanced all your speakers? Receivers like ours have tons of settings that can adversely affect the sound.

What don't you like about your Denon? I'm using a Sony STR-DA5000ES receiver from 2004 and it's the best sounding receiver I've ever had. It was $1,500 new. I paid $40 for mine last year. My speakers are 1981 Heresys.