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http://home.comcast.net/~thomasw_2/CheapskateBP1.htm I could not sind the page..... This would be a great project... so you have the specs????

I have read that bi-amping your Speakers can blow them up. I have a Marantz SR8500 receiver, RF-82s. The Receiver out outs 125Watt RMS per channel. With the Receiver you have the option of having 7.1 or having 5.1. In the 7.1 configuration the rear can be switched to front left and right, now turning the configuration to a 5.1 with 2 front left and right. So i have Bi-amped my front RF-82s this way. Is this good???? Thanks your the help

Well the power that is comming in the Barracks is not the greatest. The Barracks and 60 years old... Were can i get a furmansound in Canada, Halifax??????

Hi I have 2 RW12Ds and i was wondering if this " Monster Home Theatre 2-Outlet Clean Subwoofer Power Center (MP SW200) " would be a good clean power suply... Also If this " Monster Home Theatre 8-Outlet 8' Clean Power Chassis (MP HTS 1600) " would go with my Marantz SR8500... Thanks for all the help

I have just read that having 2 channels for bi-amping my RF-82s that the horn could be blown out...... My Amp is 125watt rms per channel. Also how do i put a saying or what sound system I have at the bottom of me posts???

*hot do you put* a list.....

lol I'm going to wait before i buy an other system. The RF-82 are great. Should i keep me settings in my recever to Small speakers, since i have them bi-amped????

There in the side surround configuration..... Question how do you but a listing of you sound system at the bottom of you post and have a photo for you profile???

I'm running a Marantz SR8500, I have bi-amped my RF-82. It was only a thought that maybe Klipsch would have some kind on upgrade.

I was wondering if it was posible to upgrade the RF-82. There seems to be a section at the bottom that you can change and put another speaker.... Maybe i'm wrong. Thanks

Hi I'm new to this and i have some questions. I was wondering how my system should be set up..... I have a Marantz SR8500 Bi-amping my front RF-82s. I have set my recever to small for all the speakers. I think that its the cross-over that is set ot 80hrz, my subs are set to 80hrz and flat. and i have an extra pair of RF-82s for my rears as surround. I have a set of SR-52 that i cant plug in right now and that is why i have my front RF-82 Bi-amped. Is this good or bad???? Thanks