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Well I have enjoyed my KG-4's alot in my home theater but the old lady want's to put up bookshelves in there current location so to the bedroom they must go. I am trying to decide on replacement speakers (bookshelf type) to replace them. The only requirements are that they must not weigh more than 30lbs each and I will have to mount them on the wall. I was wondering how a set of RB-81's might sound in my current setup. Just looking for some good recommendations from you guys thanks.

The rsx systems are nice and already have adjustable wall mounts on them same goes for the quintet system.

Another picture with doors on there is two of these speakers

Someone on craigslist has these for sale at 50 bucks a piece said they belonged to there father and he passed away. I can't find anything about them and they said there is no names,brands, or serial/model numbers on them anywhere.

Extortion actually

It is not so much the receiver itself but the DAC and the Amplifier contained within the receiver that makes the huge difference. Everyones tastes are different I myself prefer solid state amps for woofers because the punchy bass it provides and tube amps for the amazing clarity and natural sound it puts out of the mids and highs. The question is does it make a difference to you? I suggest going to multiple a/v stores (not best buy) and listen to each of the different receivers to find out if your missing out on something.

Okay so currently my system is a 5.1 with KG-4's as mains, kg 2.5v as a center, and KG 1.5's as rears. My plan is to go 7.1 at some point and possibly use dipoles just don't want to spend the money right now. However I have my Quintet center channel from my last system and was wondering if it would be worth it at all to set it as a rear center?

Be prepared to buy a large subwoofer to deliver the bass your gonna need for that room

Well i thought it was 2hours it was actually 3 1/2 each way but yeah not too bad I had drive 45 mins each way to work and had to that morning so if I had done it on a saturday it probably wouldn't have seemed so bad but still well worth it in the end.

I have been very impressed by the performance of my pioneer elite. I replaced a 70's stereo marantz receiver (that is now in my garage) and noticed my KG-4s were brought to life once again. It was almost as if they were different speakers entirely hearing much clearer highs and feeling lows that weren't there before.

I am not really worried about it. The guy was probably about in his early 70's and just wanted the space back in his garage. Nothing seemed out of place or fishy just an old farmer who's priorities are making sure his tractors are running and that his cattle are healthy.

Well I did manage to make it there and back in one piece. I am very sastified with the trip I did receive the following for my $100. Klipsch kp-110 theater surround speakers JVC Dual Cassette Deck with Dobly HX ATA 8 Outlet Power Line Conditioner with rack illumination Sony DE335 80x5 Dolby Pro Logic Receiver Rolls Mic/Source Mixer Rack/Cabinet On wheels 2 x 50 Foot monster cable speaker wires So I'm very happy with the outcome I just do not want to drive that distance for at least another year.

Well I've set up a time to meet the guy at this house tomorrow afternoon and a friend will be coming along with me so I guess we will see how it goes.

What do you mean by check local laws?

I really like ripstation micro it makes things alot faster and simpler. It is all automated so all you do is pop in a disc it downloads album information begins ripping automatically and ejects when its finished then you just keep inserting discs for it to continue.