Bigger the Better

I just poped the grills off its the origional configuration alright, and like it was mentioned nothing has deteriorated. When i asked if they would work together I ment if it was a good balance of speakers. From reading on this fourm it seems the that Forte is a "balanced" speaker so naturally it doesnt have much base.(seems crazy to me with 2 monster subs but o well...). Im looking for this setup to be for partys at college and im looking to get some noise violations with these babys. So maybe i should just invest in a better sub? Quite honestly the infinity sub is not powerfull enough to make up for the fortes. Any suggestions on a sub for most BANG for the buck?

I just recently got a pair of 1985 Klipsch Fortes and i am wondering if its worth trying to bring them back to life. The base sounds very weak and im guessing that is because of the deterioration of the poly-foam suspension. I cant really tell because i cant get the grate off the speakers, any tips on getting them off would be appreciated.[] Also why im asking if its worth it because im not sure if they will work with my other speakers: ** Cerwin Vega LS-10s http://www.epinions.com/Cerwin_Vega_LS_10_10__3_Way_Floor_Standing_Speaker__Floor_Standing_Speaker_LS_10/display_~full_specs ** Infinity Entra Sub http://www.epinions.com/pr-Infinity_Entra_Sub_Home_Audio_Subwoofer Also i hear a rumer that the Fortes are sensitive to specific recivers? I am considering buying the JVC RXD301, any thoughts on if it will be balanced or powerfull enough for this speaker configuration? http://www.6ave.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=JVCRXD301S&ref=pricegrabberJVCRXD301S Thanks for the help!! (Sorry if the questions are really basic im new [:$])