EarlyGrayce

Thanks for the info Phil, I installed the SCR-2's for my rear surrounds and the sound great.

I need to clarify my question, I was in a hurry when I sent the original post and did not realize how vague it was. I am worried about the SCR-2 not being able to handle the wattage my receiver is 100 watts per channel.

I have purchased a pair of SCR-2 for my rear surrounds. Does 50 watts max mean that I have to have 50 watts or less or do you go by the peak.

I want great sounding music and HT, but I do not have a designated media room. Our living room will have to do. It is very important to my wife not to have massive speakers exposed all over the room. Thinking about using SCR-2's for front and rear, SC-1 for center and KSW-12 for the sub. Would I be happy with this setup? Would like to hear from anyone that has had similar issues.

I am looking at either the RF-3 or the SF-2. I would like to have comments on the differences. Also I am wanting to place them in an entertainment cabinet that would only leave the front of the speaker exposed will this be OK or should I place them on the floor.