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With your advices I mind I made another trip to my reseller a couple of days ago and got to listen to RF-62´s with a Pioneer receiver and a Marantz cd-player. Brought some carefully chosen cd´s this time... Rockenfield Speer "Hells canyon", Motley Crue "Motley crue" (remastered 1999), Matchbox twenty "Mad season", Megadeth "Cryptic writings" (HDCD), Deep purple "Burn" (remastered 2004) ...and the sound was fantastic. On the next visit in a couple of weeks I will listen to the same cd´s but with different electronics, Marantz SR 7001 & DV6001. Good night America, wherever you are...

Just because i´m curious... What would a F-2 Home Theater system (F2, C2 & S2) with a synergy sub 12 cost? In sweden that will probably cost me about 2500 $

Thanks everyone, I have some coments for you... I found a reseller with the Synergys just a couple of hours with car from where i live, the local reseller only have RF. Could be a nice daytrip for me and my wife some day this summer... just tryng to take things slow, my goal is to have thing up and running before christmas [] Don´t have any Diana Krell CD´s but i will pick out some really good recordings from my collection for next time, i think i have a couple of HDCD´s as well. They don´t have a sound room, more like dedicated sound areas and i´m not sure if I can take home the equipment but I will push them about it. I think my biggest problem is that in one end of my collection I have a couple of Pink Floyd and Manfred Mann CD´s, in the other end there is Megadeth and between there is a lot of 80´s hard rock like Motley... Maby i should have a receiver with a big (please dont kill me...) loudness button for times when i need a nosebleed. I cant help to wonder where not any ordinary tone controls on quality receivers?

Went to my local reseller the other day and listened to a pair of RF 82, it really blew me away<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Dont know the name of the CD player or receiver but I suspect they are way over my budget. I played a couple of songs with Clapton and some Hip-Hop with good bass and it sounded really good, drove home in a hurry and revised my budget. Today I got another chance to listen to exactly the same products but this time I happened to have a couple of my own cd´s with me. Dont know if anyone of you is familiar with the following but first I played "Beauty" and "Shout 97" from Motley Crue´s "Generation swine" and then "Erased" from <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Paradise lost´s "Symbol of life". I hate to say it but I got so depressed and it sounded really bad, felt like someone kicked me where it hurts. I dont really know how to explain how it sounded but there was almost no bass or thickness in the sound. Then we moved to another listening area where we played the RF 52´s with a monster Rotel amplifier and CD player, did not sound really like I wanted but better. Next step is to listen to the RF 62´s with Marantz SR 7001 or 6001 and DV 6001, they are on top of my list and within my budget range. Hope this works because otherwise I really dont know witch way to go. Could the RF´s be too good? How about the synergys instead? Would I find the missing parts with a sub? God night from Ola

Found an article on a swedish webpage about a new dvd format, HD VMD. I have no experience of HD DVD or Blue-ray but what do you think about this? http://www.nmeinc.com/

a member of the klipsch family, hopefully sometime this autumn. Hi everyone, ola from sweden here... just wanted to introduce myself. Trying to get a new system together for my home, mostly music and a good movie now and then and i think klipsch is the only option. I will probably go for Marantz SR5001 or SR6001 and a DV6001. Have not decided about the speakers yet but i´m leaning against the F-3´s or RF62... Will have my reseller to hook them up to the above mentioned electronics and have a go with a couple of cd´s with Motley Crue, Queensryche, some old Whitesnake and a Pink floyd cd or two. Thats all from me for now, be well.