gguy30

I work at a audio shop selling klipsch products so you have to ask me what i think about online stores. but here is what i think is fair. There are some shops online that are selling new speakers for 50% mark up to try to get new customers but if you see something at 50%msrp then you have to ask yourself what is going on. Online shoping is nice and most of the time it is much cheaper then going into a store. I buy lots of my stuff online. But here is where my job kinda kicks in. I think that it is k for people to buy things online but the problem is most people dont do that. Most of the time they will go into a audio store ask all the questions and then go online to buy the product. that i think is not fair to the sales person that spent 1hr with you picking out the right speaker. And the funny thing is sometime people buy thing online and walk into the store to ask me questions about it. like how to set it up. haha what do you think my answer to that question would be? oh last word. It is k to buy things online if you trust the company that you are buying from and read all the fine print. But dont come to me if you have any questions.

you guys keep talking about thing that has nothing to do with speaker wire. why is a speaker cable like Monster better then something like RCA? because the RCA is 18ga and the monster stuff is 12ga. that is it! the better the cable the more info gets into the speaker. The better cables will always give you better sound. But it will be a more noticeable difference if you have better equipment. If you guys want to know more about biwireing you can go to a web page like www.Monstercable.com I know they are trying to make it sound better then it really is but it makes some good points in the difference in the cables. i did try both and BiWire is better to me. Using. Yamaha RX-V800 Klipsch RF3 Monster Z2bi-10 (biwire cables)