Actually I got both the SS.5s and the SB-3s from work, both practically brand new, for a steal. 30 bucks a pair. I couldn't say no. I just wanted to know because I really don't have anything to use as speaker stands for the rears right now and I know that I can wall-mount my SS.5s with no problems. But I can't accurately test the SB-3s until I buy a couple stands. Before I shell out like $60-90 for stands, if I was told that dipoles were that much better I wouldn't bother and just hold onto the SB-3s until I bought a 7.1 receiver -- right now I only have a 6.1 capable one.
Thanks for the help, guys. Any other opinions would be helpful too =]
Side-note: Oh, and I thought I might try playing music through the SB-3s off of my computer...now, I don't know if it's because I'm running it off of a Logitech z560 amp (a 4.1 pc speaker system, at 8 ohms), but the Athena Point 5 MK IIs, which are easily half the size, sounded a lot better. Is this because Klipsch speakers are more Movie-based speakers? Or do you think it has something to do with a crossover set on my PC, sub, or the compression of an mp3?