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My back surrounds.... I have the RS-62 (for my sides) on lay away at my local speaker shop. Slowly but surely..... I will post a picture when I finaly take them home.

My bass maker....

And with my new TV.... Yes, my center is currently on the floor... I need help making a shelf on that concrete wall to put the center above the TV where it belongs.... One thing at a time!

Before my new TV.....

OS, I love your closet shelving system! That works out great!!! Looks great and has easy access.

Bob, the set up looks sweet! Nice and clean! Are you using the kg-3.5's as your 7th channel?

I’ve had mine since April and couldn’t be happier. Also have an older receiver so I have HDMI going to the TV and Optical to the receiver. One thing you should keep in mind is the PS3 can not output optical and HDMI audio simultaneously so you have to make a choice. Obviously, I chose optical. BluRay, Standard DVD, and PS3 games sound fantastic. Can’t wait to upgrade the receiver and here HD audio to go along with the HD video! You posts says the PS3 can not output optical and HDMI audio simultaneously, then say you can't wait to upgrade your receiver so you can hear HD audio. Wouldn't that HD audio come from the HDMI cable? So then its not the PS3's fault, its your receiver? I am getting a PS3 at the end of the month and your post just has me curious. Does the PS3's HDMI play audio and video? or is it like you said, you need an optical along with the HDMI?

RF-3 is a Reference line and the F-3 is a Synergy line. Huge difference! Am I wrong here?

4 RF-7's & 2 RC-7's in Cherry for $1700 shipped? COME ON!

[:|] Very nice!!

First of five stacks? WOW! I hope you got a big room! []

I will be attending a Phil Lesh concert this Friday in Chicago. I can't wait!

Thanks Gary! Your right, that was a loaded question. I can understand how it would be difficult to pick out a performance based, but a sound wise only should help narrow down the highlights. Sound quality has a huge distinction in these speakers. It seems to bring out many flaws in the recordings and I find it hard to listen to some of my bootlegs due to this. But the offical releases are a few steps better in quality than what we have circulating. I have too much Dead to listen to for a lifetime. About 1,400 GB on hard drives and about 600 or so CD's that need to be ripped onto the drives. The official releases that I like sound wise are; "Ladies and Gentelmen The Grateful Dead", "Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack" and Bonus songs on the DVD, "Steppin' Out With The Grateful Dead" & "Rockin' The Rehin". The Multi-track shows just Shine!!! Cornell 77/ May 77, most of 73, Europe 72 & Fall 72 are my favorite boots. 74 Roosevelt didnt have a Help-Slipknot!-Franklin's. Didnt play that untill 75, except for a few Slipknot jams in 74. Maybe 76 Roosevelt, with that *** pounding Phil bass, great show! 77 was a great touring year, but hard to give it a better overall year than anything from 72-74. I will give you May 77 as one of the greatest tours ever. And that Warner, DC 78 release is in my car as we speak, great couple of shows (early & late)! I wish they would start releasing more JGB shows. How do you like the new Winterland 73 box set?

Gary, What is your favorite sounding release from the Dead? Official Release or Bootleg?