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  1. 12 hours ago, Mystery said:

    Another question is about MSRP of these speakers.

    I can't find the new price anywhere.

    RB-61------$499.00 in 2009

    RC-10-----$$$

    RW-10-----$500.00 in 2004

     

    12 hours ago, Mystery said:

    I tried both centers with RB61 and the RC3 matches and sounds better.

    Is that good enough or should I get newer center?

    If it sounds better, then go with it.  If a newer RC-62 or RC-35 comes along at the right price, then get it.

     

    Bill

  2. My buddy bought a Monolith 7 channel to drive his RF-7s/RC-7/RS-7s/RB-35s combo in his 4000ft3 HT and that amp is sure impressive.  Neutral, punchy, dynamic. Never close to running out of gas even at high SPLs.   He uses his flagship Onkyo to drive the Atmos channels.

     

    Bill

  3. @formanj,

     

    Welcome to the forum.

     

    14 hours ago, formanj said:

    Looking at picking up a pair of Heresy IIs with matching serial numbers.  Seller states that they are 4 ohm.  They are in exceptional condition with factory risers.  He is asking $1200 claiming that they are near mint.  Is it insane to consider offering $1000. 

    With the recently released Heresy IVs now the norm, other versions creep up in price for those who want a pair but just can't see themselves going the new speaker route.  I think on average $1200.00 is kind of steep with $800.00 to $1000.00 being the top out for a "mint" pair with all the fixin's.

     

    14 hours ago, formanj said:

    Also, I currently possess a Stereotech 1200 receiver, and I am wondering if anyone has any idea about how that might pair with this set of Heresy IIs.

    Never heard this one but do feel that Heresys(I, II, etc.) are pretty amplifier friendly and have never had any issues mating them with the likes of NAD, Anthem, Acurus, Sansui, Denon, Onkyo/Integra, Cambridge Audio, B&K, Yamaha, etc.

     

    Bill

  4. @marcus923,

     

    Welcome to the forum.

     

    20 hours ago, marcus923 said:

    10"  sub. The sub I'm currently running is the Mirage Nano sub

    Are you sure that the Nano sub is a 10", all I could find was the 8"?

     

    20 hours ago, marcus923 said:

    Just curious if a better sub would be a "nice to have", or a "need to have".

     

    I say yes and at minimum a powerful 12" subwoofer.

     

    What are your room dimensions?

     

    Bill

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  5. @MRych,

     

    Welcome to the forum.

     

    On ‎1‎/‎30‎/‎2021 at 6:11 PM, MRych said:

    I have recently upgraded to 820f floor speakers, running off a Yamaha RX-A780 receiver. I was thinking about adding a amp for the towers??

    Is this a good idea?? If so, what amp options should I look at.

    Quality clean amplification is always a good thing IMO.  Look for a high current stereo amp, or 3 channel if you want to drive your center speaker, with maybe 125w/ch with all channels driven.  Plenty of good quality affordable amplifiers on the used market.  Parasound, Anthem, Adcom, Rotel, B&K, Acurus, to name a few that pop up on the local Craigslists.

     

    As suggested by @wuzzzer, maybe have mods move this thread to the technical/modifications forum.

     

    Bill

  6. 3 hours ago, Paducah Home Theater said:

    RF-7III's are not book matched, consecutive serial numbers only means that you got the luck of the draw.  That's not the norm.  It's only meaningful with Heritage.  

    I stand(sit) corrected.:wacko:

     

    Thanks for clarifying that.  The old "assuming" thing.

     

    Bill

  7. @Smarsh,

     

    Welcome to the forum.

     

    A little odd because all veneer should be cut from the same sheet and book matched to the other speakers with consecutive serial numbers.

    Are they B Stock which might explain things?

     

    Also, if it bothers you and triggers some OCD, you could always set the speakers outside and give the lighter veneer a little suntan to catch up with the rear veneer.  It does work.  That is what I did to match my new natural cherry speaker stands to my 10+ years old RB-75s.

    RF-7 III natural cherry color - General Klipsch Info - The Klipsch Audio  Community

     

    Bill

     

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  8. 2 hours ago, Little Wolf said:

    Oppo, oppo, absolutely Oppo!

    I own 105, the best multiformat player I ever had, best valute for the money,  IMHO.

    Agree that it is a wonderful all around player in every format and the best universal player I have ever owned but for stereo SACD's, the Yamaha CD-S1000 that I own edges ahead.

     

    3 hours ago, dtr20 said:

    I ended up ordering the Denon DCD-1600NE from eBay. We'll see how it goes. Thanks for the help

    I think you will be very pleased.

     

    Bill

  9. 19 hours ago, beerguy said:

    RSW-15 Cherry, still need to test, but assumed to be working, has original box and could be shipped. 95#

    Would love this to match my cherry RB-75s but still have not had my cherry RSW-10d repaired so can't pull the trigger.

     

    Good luck with your sale/sales.

     

    Bill

  10. 10 hours ago, Dman said:

    Found a good local deal on a pair of RF-82 IIs. Any suggestions for an appropriate (timbre-matching) center?

    Yes, RC-62II.

    An RC-62 would match at about 90% to 95% I would bet.

     

    Bill 

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  11. 17 minutes ago, Jmxdc said:

    I am still looking for a decent amp, looks like a lot of places are sold out or backordered. I was hoping to get the 11x from monoprice but that won't be available till March.

    Have you considered these instead.

    https://outlawaudio.com/shop/products/50-model-5000x-5-channel-amplifier.html

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    plus

    https://outlawaudio.com/shop/power_amplifiers/25-model-7000x.html

    Model 7000x 7-Channel Amplifier

     

     

     

    Same great ATI build quality but less $$$ and less power.

     

    Bill

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  12. 18 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

    GREAT!!

    Movie!!

    One of my all time favorites.  Brings back memories walking the tracks looking for track kill(not humans), crossing the trestle hoping no train comes, walking/wading through leach and cottonmouth infested swamps.

     

    Back to Hank Aaron.  It brings tears to my eyes every time I watch the clip of him breaking the record and rounding the bases and the two bold admiring fans patting him on the back.

     

    Bill

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