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Still available This is an excellent 7.1 Home Theater processor, in like new condition, with all original accessories and remote like new and in original double boxes with original packing material. Sounds excellent, a steal at $550 shipped!

Price is $225.00 shipped $170.00 for local pickup in Orange county California

Nope I spent $2,000.00 on the XMC-1, not really sure I shouldn't switch back though.

Still available, this is a very good processor. I went from this to a new XMC-1 and it wasn't really an upgrade, the PR-SC885 is very nice!

_____________________SOLD_____________________________________________ For Sale one pair Klipsch RS-3 II surround speakers, $225.00 shipped Continental US; price is firm These are in perfect condition, both look and sound beautiful. The RS-3 II's are very good surround speakers and work very well either as side or rear surrounds. Condition is mint, From a smoke free environment. These are like new in flawless condition. They will be very well packaged for safe delivery. Shipping is included, local pickup also available in Orange county, California Note there are some reflections from the box tape in the photos those are not marks on the speakers.

Yes selling for $1,800 when new it was said their performance could not be touched by anything else for under $4,000 at that time and now you will need to spend at least $2,000 new to touch this processor. This is still an awesome 7.1 HT processor. [a href="http://www.soundandvision.com/content/onkyo-professional-pr-sc885-preampprocessor#bJ6ZUj85ptHQhBaE.97"]Link to detailed review with spec and lots of info[/a] Here's some packaging pics, the processor is in very like new condition and will be packaged just like new. Original double boxed with original packing material First inner box closed Accessory and rack mount boxes added Second box closed up this package is huge! 23" x 23" x 16" tall

Bump This really is an excellent processor.

OK it's sold. I am selling my Onkyo PR-SC885 processor, it's a great 7.1 processor and an excellent processor at this price. $425.00 shipped continental US. It is in very nice condition, looks great and has always worked flawlessly. It will come in original double boxed and in all original packaging, very well packed. Includes: Onkyo PR_SC 885 HT processor Power cord Remote (the remote was basically never used except to program other remotes) Mic for Audyssey Antenna Manual Rack mount All original boxes and packing material Everything is in excellent condition. Link to PDF of owners manual I am in Anaheim California 92805 it will ship from here or local pickup could be arranged if you're in this area Looks nicer in person without the camera flash reflections, looks almost like new with no flaws. Here is what they look like inside (this photo is not of mine)

I heard about cubits as a kid from an old standup comic routine of Bill Cosby's when he first started as a comedian in the 60's, Bill Cosby's "Noah". Pretty good standup routine for the time.

I used the Biblical cubit with 13.33333333333333 cubits. However 12.3 personal cubits.

13.33333333333333 cubits

I received my RS-7's today, brand new in the original boxes with all original packaging everything appears to be in perfect flawless condition. Will be installing them tomorrow in place of my RS-3 ii rear surrounds. Thanks very much Chris BTW my RS-3 ii's are in perfect condition and will soon be available for sale.

Definitely black.

RIP Great is so many roles, I also enjoyed his new TV series Training Day Sad to see him go.

Anyone have a nice original 10 inch RF-7 woofer to sell? New or used but looking for excellent condition. I have an opportunity to buy a nice set of RF-7's but one driver is damaged.

The RS-62 ii are surrounds, the RC-62 ii is a center channel I am not sure how the sound signature of the RP-250S and RS-62 ii compare, but surrounds are much more forgiving than matching Fronts with Center for sound signature.

I personally thought the RF-83 and RF-63 were a downgrade in the Klipsch Reference lineup. I was very happy that Klipsch brought back the RF-7 Classic and then the RF-7ii I would have liked to have seen an RF-5ii version in the lineup. To me the tamed RF-83 & RF-63 sound quality was not as good and I didn't care for their cabinet size, thinner yet taller and very deep or the molded plastic fronts.

Have you thought about using an external DAC ? That would allow you to use the analog Zone-2 inputs. edit: I see this was already considered.

Yes 60 hz should be a good spot for the RF7 ii's, 80 hz is too high for these as they produce excellent bass and it will sound far better to let the RF7 ii go lower.

Only if they are driving behind you. and almost always if they are driving in front of me!

WOW..... and do you also think if there is a Y in a 70 mph freeway everyone is expected to slow to 35 mph after the Y?

Klipsch first marketed its two sets of speaker posts toward bi-wiring (while PWK was still alive), now they market them toward both bi-wiring and bi-amping. To do bi-amping correctly you need to disconnect the speakers passive crossover and use active crossovers, I've never tried it. I did try bi-amping once using my Emotiva XPA-5, five channels as bi-amped fronts and a center I heard no improvement with this. At any rate wiring always opens a huge can of worms and gets everyone arguing their opinions often nearly to the point of an all out war. For me the best speaker cables I have had in my system I made using Mogami 2921 quad wire as bi-wired cable and yes I heard a difference in improved clarity. Personally I have found I can improve my system through trying different wiring. I use it to all of its advantages to improve the sound, improve the looks, protect against unwanted noise with speaker cables, interconnects and power cables. I even use wiring to also make my system operate much more reliably and dependably through triggers, hard wired IR connections together with an RF remote. I can reliably control most operations of my system from anywhere in or outside of my home and I never need to point my remote. I have made most of the wires/cables in my system and carefully chosen the rest because I try to get the very most sound quality, appearance and performance from my system and I care very much about it. What other people want to do with their systems or their wiring is a matter of personal choice and everyone has varying opinions.

Yes but you will need the hitch hikers guide to use as your manual (not included). BTW, the MX-850 is an excellent remote.

These were not the ones I saw mentioned, so others are still coming.

Only that there were new sub(s) coming with real a wood finish to match the RF 7 iii. Not shown at CES but mentioned.