Hey guys. Ive been working at Best Buy now for about a year and have fallen in love with the Klipsch products sold at my store. So much that ive been saving about every month for a nice setup. Im looking to get a 2.1 system, and im limited to the speakers available to me through Best Buy (because of costs of course). So i would like to run a 2.1 system in my bedroom, its a small space and my parents bedroom is right next to it. The lucky thing is that i live in a single family home and dont have to worry about disturbing the neighbors too much. I listen to mostly rock music, with every genre from Pink Floyd to Nirvana and even Jack Johnson. This system will be mostly used for music listening, but occasionally ill hook it up to my big screen and enjoy a nice movie or so. I am also limited to the receivers best buy offers, which include Yamaha, Harmon Kardon, and Pioneer.
So heres my options. I can afford the RF-62's, F-3's and anything below......and i can afford the RW-12D and anything below....my ideal system would be 2) RF-62's 1) RW-10d and id like the Yamaha RX-V661. Now im sure 90w per channel should be enough to drive the speakers, and i like the receiver....but i was comparing it to the Pioneer VSX-1016....and i like the added wattage...and i just wonder how it will sound with the dual 48-bit sound processors. Which would you choose?
And now to compare the RF-62s and the F-3s. Simply put, i dont have much space so im leaning towards the RF-62s, and i dont need the extra output of the larger F-3s in my bedroom. But just acoustically speaking, im unsure if i like the F-3s on the RF-62s better. We dont have the RF-62's in my store but everytime i hear them im amazed....but then again ive never directly compared them to the F-3s. Which would you go with if you just wanted the best audio sound?
Id appreciate the advice or input, this is pretty much my savings for the last few months and id like to get my moneys worth. Im sure ill be satisfied with whatever i get, but im still not 100% sure. Thanks in advance everyone.