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Ya, circuit city has them, but there setup is HORRIBLE! If you can get a sales person or the manager to setup the HK's that would be the way to go. I also would like to add like everybody else has said, If you want to buy any equipment you need to audition them first. If you can get an hands on perspective you can really tell if it's the one or not. Thats my recommendation.

I don't know where you've heard that Pioneer recievers delay with a big screen, but It's not right. As far as I know pioneers don't do that. If I were you I would go with the Pioneer VSX-1015TX because it is an awsome 7.1 channel reciever with 120-watt per channel. The harmon kardon AVR635 is twice the cost as the pioneer and it only has 75-watts per channel. Plus, the pioneer VSX-1015TX has a bigger range of sound and nearly the same distortion as the harmon kardon. Don't even get me started on the panasonic. I think that you would be very pleased with the pioneer VSX-1015TX.

No, I have the SF-3's not the F-3's. The sf-3's were the line of speakers before the f-3's came out. Heres a picture of the sf-3's.

Does anybody know if best buy will ever get the rf-83's in or any of the reference speakers?

I would highly reccomend the S-3 as you have done for the side surround's. You woud like it all to sound like theey match and look like they match. Thats what I would do.

I also have the Sub-12 aswel as the SF-3's (which by the way I got the last pair at best buy for just $200 because it was discontinued.) ILet me just say that it has been the best sub I have heard in most of the audio stores I have been to. At 24 Hz it's awsome! I have a question though, I don't quite know how to set my sub to match my SF-3's or how to set the phase level. I know I sound like a newbee, but this is my first sub, so get off my back! Any help would be appreciated.

When you get the time to do that, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

Wicked! ..... those are Awsome! If you can find any more like those please tell!!!

Thats a SWEET piece of history!

I haven't heard the 54's, but I would VERY VERY VERY much reccomend that you should get something that you have heard yourself. I learned that the hard way.

Which subwoofer did you get with it, the KSW-10 or the KSW-12?

Great choice! []

Well, I saw a pair of B-3's being used on the NS24b's with no problem and I think that the b-3's and the RB-75's both weight the same or near the same weight. But, just for safety I would go with the Bello SP224 speaker stands just in case, plus they look better too. I wouldn't pay over $ 150 on a pair of speaker stands in my life. Plus, would just sit my center speaker ontop of my TV anyway's. Thats just what I would do.

If you are on a tight budget than I would highly recommend may by a set of Klipsch SF-3's. It has tremendous power and is very cheap for such great power. You can get them from an internet web site (A pair) for $ 300 or less. I know atleast 10 sites that sell SF-3's for that price. Specs: 600 watt each (2) 8" woofers and an 1" tweeter (Horn) 5 way binding post Dimentions: are around 4' tall and 10" wide and 18" deep. Heres a picture of them if you are not familure with them.

Heres a link from someone on the klipsch forum that is wanting to sell his sws sub. Hope this is what you wanted! http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/583328/ShowPost.aspx