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Thats a hell of a price.
I just bought a used one and love it.
Before buying mine I sent PM's to the last 2 people on Audiogon that sold them asking selling cost, they went for $1000-$1200
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Question for you guys.
My HT consists of:
Integra DHC-9.9
Anthem Statement A5
RF-82II in front
RF-62II for rear
RC-52II center
My next upgrade will be my center channel. I know that the RC-62II is the recommended center to go with the RF-82II’s but the RC-64II is affordable for me. My Initial thinking is to get the largest speaker I can afford but I also realize that everything has to work in harmony. So … Get the RC-64II or RC-62-II?
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McPherson!
Wichita here
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DHC-9.9
Bought it from a guy over on AVS forum
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My amp came today, an Anthem Statement A5. My be overkill for my Refrence II's but I prefer to think of it as headroom.
Now, just hope my Integra gets here soon
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Yes ....... I want to see Amy's set up
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Ive had my heart set on a Anthem MCA50 but have a chance to purchace a Rotel RMB-1095 in excellent condition for $1000.
I have no personal experience with Rotel, pretty much only what Ive read.
Thoughts??
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I have the AVR-791. I dunno if I would buy it again.
No particular reason I don't like it, it has just never given me an "oh wow' feeling. Some of the reason that may be is I bought AVR for $500 which in the world of separates is 1/8 the MSRP cost of a name brand receiver and amp set up.
My advice, get something with more power especially if you plan to keep it for awhile.
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I have my speakers.
Front – Klipsch RF-82II
Rear- Klipsch RF-62II
Center- Klipsch RC-52II (subject to upgrade)
I am having issues deciding on an amplifier. I am leaning heavily on an Anthem MCA 50 but everyone in the world seems to be in love with Emotiva.
The pre/pro was easy to decide on, technology grows fast enough I likely will not have it longer then 3-4 years. Amplifiers are different, they pass a signal along amplifying its strength.
With an amplifier, the Anthem is pushing my $$ limit but I am a firm believer in purchasing quality, getting what you pay for then expecting it to have a usable life of many many years. Is Emotiva really that quality of a product? It’s just hard to believe that something 1/3 the MSRP cost is of comparable quality as higher end amps.
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Well I Bought my RF-82II's for front and moved my RF-62II's to the rear
Here are some pics. The room is a spare bedroom I turned into my "Man Cave".
Now .. Next question ... Room treatments? What can be done that does not involve major modification?
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Thanks for the replys.
"what are you ultimately trying to accomplish" -- my goal is to obtain the best sound quality possible
"Are you using an amp or are you going to just run the whole thing off an ARV" --- I have a AVR atm but have money socked away to upgrade to a pre/pro and amp. I am looking at the Integra 80.2 / 70.1 combo
"Do you just want some surround sound for movies or do you want to make your ears bleed with 5 channel stereo at reference levels" ---- I rarely play my system overly loud but expect the ability to be there.
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I have a question I would like to ask before I make a purchase.
I currently have a pair of RF-62II’s and a RC-52II.
I am about to add rear speakers to my set up. I kind of wish I had purchased RF-82II front speakers and have considered purchasing the 82’s and using my 62’s for rears. I know that rear speakers do not need to be as powerful as that but I do listen to a lot of music.
Having never heard RS-62II speakers would this set up work ok or would I be better off with a pair of rear surrounds and keeping the RF-62II’s up front?
My logic is I’m going to spend $1200ish anyway so why not get the larger floor stand speakers? I do however realize that size isn’t everything and all said and done I may have been better off with RS rear speakers.
Center channel research
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Dont tempt me