Mr_ranting

I have found about 10" away from the wall behind it and no less than 8" from the corners if possible and i recently picked up a set of 2.5 to work in tandem with the 4s and have been crapping my pants ever since with a powerd sub behind the coutch and a set of bose 701 in the rear been having a lot of fun. But the 2.5 really complement the 4s i know they were never intended to be used together and purest might say im cray but the over all sound is amazing. you get everything to put it plainly i would suppose i would rate the 4s bythemselves a 6 and the 2.5s a 4 and a scale of one to ten them together with good amplificatoin i would rate the a 11 on the same scale However placemnt is an issue hope you like your as much as mine

I was very impressed with my KG 4s when i got them. However when i added another amp and a set of a kg 2.5 to go all with them as an additional main left and right channle, it really made a night and day improvement. KG 4 are awsome power hungry speakers that lake a certian subelty that the power handely and fullness that the 2.5s bring to the room. the reason i mention this is when choosing a center acually think about complementing the 4s. i am wanting to grave a kv 3 myself but i would recoment a set of 1.5s or 2.5s up front for anyone with a set of KG 4s. My Taste in listening is differnt than many people, But you have the oppertunity to test a pair of 2.5s or 1.5 with your KG 4s you will not be displeased and could help you solve the delema of witch center to buy. I love stl's custom built center and bang for your buck i think would be the way to go but a KV 3 im going to give a shot becuase a friend of mines father ownes one. just dont buy anything polk. any Klipsch speaker would due better. KG-4, KG2.5 main l/r two HK avr 520's Bose 701s Rear Surround Sound Polk Audio LSi C Center Two KSW-12 Kilpsch Subs to the inside of each kg 4 polk 8 inch sub to help the bose out in the rear