Hifidelity

The Outlaw and the RF-7's are an excellent match. I drive my RF-7's with an ATI 1504 (150 x 4 into 8 ohms). The Outlaws based the their own badged amps on that design, at least in the beginning. In fact, ATI may still produce Outlaw's amps - I'm sure a forum member can confirm that one way ot the other. Just for the heck of it, several months ago I bridged the four channels into 2 giving me the potential to drive my RF-7s with over 350 watts per channel - not that I'd ever do something that extreme. But, it is so cool to see all four signal lights on the amp illuminate when I crank up the boys.

I considered that model when I first visited the Sanus site. Ultimately, the platform design does not suit my eye aesthedically nor does it complement the arts and crafts furniture in my living room. I subsequently corresponded with Sanus and they confirmed that they do not manufacture a traditional plasma TV stand (four legs/two shelves ) that will accomodate a 9" center channel on the center shelf. The only exception is their model designed to support 65" plasmas. Thanks for advice.

Thanks for the input everybody. I have considered building my own plasma stand as I did with my audio rack. However, I was hoping to get a solution right out of the box, so to speak. Once I settle on a stand I'll update the forum with my choice. The RC-7 is easily one of the biggest center speaks (formerly) on the market and I think that most stand manufacturers did not contemplate a minimum 9" clearance for the center shelf.

Hello Everybody, I'm a long term owner of many Klipsch products (and frequent visitor to this forum) who could use a recommendation for a 50" plasma TV stand that has a center shelf that will accomodate the 9" height of my RC-7 center channel (the center channel must be located on the center shelf as wall mounting of the TV is not an option). My research has revealed that most center shelves of the popular plasma TV stands (Sanus, Bello, Salamandar, etc.) will not accomodate the RC-7 center channel. I've discovered that most center shelf clearances top out at around 8" (one exception being the modular stands offered by Lovan). I'm sure that this problem has been addressed by other RC-7 owners and I would greatly appreciate any advice or direction. Thanks!