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Okay, like I have mentioned in the other posts I have RF 25's. Their crossover frequency is 2633HZ. Does it matter what the crossover frequency of the center and surrounds are? Will I hear this? Educate me. Thanks

Okay, I can get my hands on a used Denon AVR 2807 with 2 years remaining on an extended warranty. Or, I can buy a new Denon AVR 1609. My budget is no more than 400.00. Should I go with the older model with 110w or the new version with 75w and the HDMI 1.3. I am running RF 25, RC 25 and RS 25. Thanks

You are right, I am way too picky. I always have been. I made sure I put a stud exactly where the speakers would be so I would be able to sleep at night knowing they were secure.

I am preparing my walls for the mounting of some RS-25s, that I have yet to purchase. I want the RS-25s because of their size and also they match my RF 25s. I am going to hang them using the screw method. Here is my question. How far down is the keyhole for the screw from the top of the speaker? Also, are there two keyholes or just one? Are the speaker wire terminals centered on the back of the speaker. I suppose it would help to buy them first and do exact measurements but wife is ready to paint now. I need to get everything patched up. I don't really need exact measurements, just close. I know this is asking a lot but if someone has one they could post a picture of, that would be very helpful. Thanks

Okay, I believe I will hold off and look for a receiver with HDMI. However that brings up other questions. Are the different versions of HDMI compatible? I am just glancing at the Denon 2807, because I really need to stay in the used market. Will its HDMI be compatible with a new TV? Also, I am reading a lot about not running sound through HDMI, what is this all about? Thanks guys.

I am still working on our home theatre in the basement. I am looking to get a used receiver. I would like to get a Denon just to try one out. I am looking at an AVR 2802. Does anyone have any experience with these? Should I look at another model? The only problem I hear is that setup is a beast. Also, it is 6.1. I will only be using 5.1. Is this an issue or do I just turn off the back surround in setup. Thanks

Thank you all so much for the info. I just needed some people in the know to help me out with these decisions.

No, I don't see that they are the same. I asked a specific question. Why did Klipsch change? What is different between the old and the new? I am sorry I bothered you by having to read two of my posts. I just have questions and I need the answered. Thanks

Okay, I have the RF 25 speakers and it seems most everyone recommends moving up to the RC 35 center. Why did Klipsch change the center choice when they updated their line? I assume the RF 25 and RF 62 are basically the same speaker. Now with the RF 62 they recommend the RC 62 with the 6 1/2 woofers. But, with the RF 25 they recommended the RC 25 with the 5 1/2 inch woofers. If I get the RC 35 will I have to turn it down to blend in? Do people with the RF 62 have to turn down their RC 62? Please educate me. Thanks

Hey guys I am new to the Klipsch community. I am working on a home theatre set up in my basement. I recently purchased a pair of RF 25 speakers. I love them. My wife and I can't get over them. We are going to work on our complete set up slowly. We want our next purchase to be a center. Should we try and find a RC 25 or will a RC 52 match? Can I move up in size to the RC 35 or RC 62? I was thinking I would like to go with a larger center with a 6 1/2 inch woofer but most of what I see from Klipsch has the RF 25's with the RC 25. What do I do? Or, better yet, what can I do? Please help. I would also love to hear any advise you may have about surrounds and which would go best with the RF 25's. Thanks