Calpod

Ok, here's my small but growing system. Onkyo TX-8511 100w a side receiver 2 Klipsch La Scala'a (1975's or so) Portland 13" TV (Thats right, La Scala's and a 13" TV!) Toshiba 27" or 32" coming soon KSW-12 coming soon Maybe some RF-3's for HT, La Scala's just for music.Texts>smalls>

Dponder, I have the exact same amp you do. How do you run your sub?

Which klipsch sub would match my La Scala's. I don't think I want the 15' because of "sloppyness." Maybe the 10' or 12'. And I just go from my B channel speaker wire outs into the sub. Will this take power from my La Scala's or put power to the powered sub? Thanks for all the response. Calpod

Which klipsch sub would match my La Scala's. I don't think I want the 15' because of "sloppyness." Maybe the 10' or 12'. Thanks for all the response. Calpod

Yes, It's got A and B channels. I've got about $1,000 for speakers. Which sub should I consider. I could use the RF-3's for HT and the La Scala's for music. Nathan

Thanks for your answers everybody. Most people think I should keep the La Scala's. Would the RF-3's be a good addition to them? Thanks for all your response. Calpod

I'm thinking about getting RF-3's. Do they need a sub and if so, which one? Thanks for any input. Calpod

DCB, How do you like your RF-3's. I'm considering a pair myself.

I have an Onkyo TX-8511, 100W a side. Just two channels. I've been considering the RF-3's. Do they need a sub? What subs are out or going to be out? My Onkyo doesn't have a sub out. I've got two old La Scala's but I'm looking for a more modern sound. Should I get some new speakers or stick with the La Scala's?