jakja83

No doubt, but with limited income one has to take things a bit easy and start building from the bottom up, that's why I asked you guys for advice. I think the RF62s will work out just fine.

I live in Europe and budget and prices here are quite higher than in the US. I am currently thinking the RF62II + RC62II is a good place to start. I feel the RC52 center speaker looks a bit small for a big room. Thank you all for your help, I appreciate it greatly.

Hi guys! I am about to start building my own home theater in my basement and I have a room that i 3.5 x 6.6 meters i size. (11.5 feet x 21) I have been told Klipsch Reference-series are the best speakers for HT , but I am unsure of how big mains and center I will need to really get enough dynamics and headroom. I have gotten a price on a package containing RF52IIs, RC52II and RS42IIs and the price is good, but will they have enough power and headroom when I am watching e.g. Transformers and I want to crank it up a bit more? Any help is appreciated.

I am looking into replacing my highendish mains with a pair of affordable floorstanders and center and I have been looking at the RF52IIs from klipsch, but is the larger models better? Some say their tweeter is of higher quality? Is an Onkyo 608 enough receiver to drive these babies? Would a bookshelf model be just as good for musical playback when used at medium/low levels?