Griffy

hi, I have a RC-10 for my center channel, and while I watch movies, or listen to music the center channel sounds great, but when I get close it seems like the left woofer sounds quiter compared to the right woofer. Is this normal operation for a center channel? Are both of the woofers on the center channel supposed contributed equally or are some frequencys sent to one woofer? thanks

On black friday Best Buy was selling Klipsch F-2 and F-3 for 50% off. Was anyone able to take advnatage of this? Unfortunately I did not see they ad, and missed out on it.

hi, I want to upgrade my current surround sound setup, but I am unsure of how to do so. I have considered either replacing the surrounds with dedicated surrounds, such as the RS-10, but I have also considered replacing the mains with something better and moving the RB-10s to the rear as surrounds. I have a tight budget (around 350), therefore I have considered the RB-51s as new mains or the RS-10 as new surrounds, but am unsure of what would have the greater benefit. Would the RB-51 provide any noticable quality over my RB-10? My current Setup: Yamaha HTR-5730 Klipsch RB-10 (mains) Klipsch RC-10 (center) Klipsch RW-8 (woofer) Klipsch SB-1 (surrounds) thanks for your help.