henryk

I recently got an Onkyo receiver that has the Audyssey equalizer. I added front high speakers, old cammbridge bookshelf. and they did audibly increase the space of the sound. I planon adding the sidesurrounds for atotal of nine speakers. My only concern was trying to match the Klipsch RS-3 speakers I have but could not come up with a suitable match short of a pair of RB-35s which seemed like overkill for the application. HK

I recently got and Onkyo receiver that has the Audyssey eq feature. It allows up to none speakers, four of them are for front high and side surround. I have RF-3s front and back and will trying mixing in an old set of Cambridge speakers for the ront high and side surround. Anyone else try something like this?Alsw what would be the right Klipsch speakersfor the ront high and side surround? Any comments are appreciatd

Hi All, Does anyone know the evolution of bookshelf speakers. I know the rb-3 begat the rb-35, then what happened? Did the newer speakers become better/smaller/cheaper or change designs completely. I was interested in buying a pair of rb-35 for a 7.1 HT, to be used as satellite high speakers but would consider another model. Any info would be appreciated. Current system incudels RF-3 front RC-3 center RS-3 back/surround

appreciate the quick feedback H

I'm have rf3s for my front speakers and want to use Audyssey 7.1 front high configuration. Which bookshelf would you all recommend the KSB3.1 or B2 or other types. thanks HK