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It’s a KEF SP-1231 from a KEF K-120 speaker. What do I win?

@nola I use AW-650s as overhead Atmos with my 5 speaker Heresy setup and they work really well. Super easy to install and aim and they sound fantastic.

Steel Wheelchair tour.

My mistake. Carry on. 🫤

That’s not even remotely close to what I would consider to be a bargain.

I’m confused. An RSA-500 is a passive Atmos speaker.

I’m going to be a little more direct than I was with my last answer. This is a forum dedicated to home theater. I suggest you find a forum dedicated to car audio.

The RP-500SA are wall mountable.

I wouldn’t spend more than $5 on anything with a Pyle name on it. If I were you I’d just look for a used integrated amp that has the features you want it to have.

If you click on their username you see they haven’t been on the forum in almost two years.

Probably would be better advice on an Apple forum?

I’d suggest using car subwoofers not home subwoofers. Klipsch makes home subwoofers.

Awesome! That center will be a huge upgrade.

Don’t mix subs. If you can’t find another matching sub, sell the one you have and buy two new identical ones.

Unless you're going to go with an Atmos setup, the wide dispersion 402s work really well as surrounds. And, I know we all have limitations based on our rooms but in a 5 speaker surround setup your surrounds are actually your side surrounds, a 7 speaker setup adds rear surrounds. For the most noticeable upgrade, I'd suggest upgrading your center and adding a second identical sub.

Holy old thread resurrection. Sad to see names from this post from members who have passed away.

You’ll be fine. If you click on the name of the person you’re quoting you’ll see that they haven’t been on the forum in over fifteen years.

With a receiver like that, you’ll absolutely need a TV to navigate all the available menus to make sure everything is set up correctly.

It’ll be like going from a Fiat to a Ferrari.

Contact Klipsch parts department.

OP hasn’t been on the forum in over three years.

If your TV has an optical digital audio out I’d try that. ARC can be really buggy.

Realistically you’ll only use 10-20 watts even at high volumes but a good 100 watt/channel amp would be what I’d look for.

Are the metal jumpers in place at the input terminals?

With the type of caps used in KG-4s, I'm guessing you won't hear much if any difference after installing the new ones.