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  1. Thanks all. I did not think I would have the (physical) space for the KL-525-THX in the center, hence the RC-64. I had no idea the RC was so hugh and heavy. :-) My flat panel is mounted inside a cabinet, though it ia actually inb front of the wall, on an accordian bracket, I 'suppose I could put it the center behind the screen, however, I have found the that gives a too boomy sound from being in that 'open box' of the wall cabinet.... The KS is already in the plans. :-) Just need to wait a bit. Maybe the 650s at some point. Still want to hear the RC with the KLs since i already bought it,
  2. Hi, I am upgrading my systems to 7.1 and i have a general question regarding speakers. (this used to be a lot easier :-) ) The receiver I am now using is an SC07 Elite. The power output is 140 w/channel. I'm now phasing in the speakers. I purchased an RC-64 for the center channel which states 200W continous and 800W peak. For the fronts, I just purchased KL-525-THX which have a 100W / 400W rating. So here are the questions:(1) Will I have issues using the KL-525-THXs with the receiver power wise? (2) Are the THX and RCs going to complement each other? (3) Peak is usually rated at 2x continous. Klipsch seems to use a factor of 4. Anyone know the story here? Thanks for any responce.....
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