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Well my issue with bookshelfs is by the time i get new stands (i have bar stools now) i could have gotten a floorstander. Unless the bookshelves would be that much better suited to my room. The main issue i have is that i can only get the speakers about 5.5' appart (asymetrical in the room too). With the doors in the room i can't get get them much farther appar. For placement form the rear wall i am now able to get the front of the speaker ~25' from the wall. (i rearranged the room) Rf-82 would have 8-9" from the rear wall Rf-62 would have 9-10" Rf-52 would have 10-11" All i am trying to find is what can work best in my small room with my unusual space restrictions. All of the input is appreciated. -Jonathan

ok, that makes sense, i think. So the 62 is slightly less sensitive at low freq? rf-82 3.5" to 7.5" from the rear wall rf-62 4.5" to 8.5" fr -52 5.75" to 9.75" The side walls left speaker about 3' and the right about 4' (door in the way, i have doors in opposit corrners so no symetrical walls ) -Jonathan

i want to up grade my living room speakers i currently have an old onkyo TX-sv525 with dbx 3x2 and a dbx sw 2x8 with power amp. It isnt a bad setup but i have a small living room in my apt (l12' x w12' x h7.25") and with furneture it makes sw placement difficult and the sound stage could be better. I want move on to 2.0 floorstanders as system is used 80% as a HT. Based on my space i can only get the speaker grills 20-24" from the back wall and 3-4' from the side walls. I was looking at the RF-x2 series and had a few question. Why is the low end on the 52 quoted lower than the 62? Will any of these work well that close to the rear wall? I am not concerned about aplification right now. Any other suggestions are welcome. -Jonathan