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Hehe. In norway they had a great sale on the this generation RF series, when the new one came last summer and that gave me the opportunity to buy them. I had the rf-62 before, but just wanted the 63 so bad Even though they are way big for my little apartment. I live in a student complex for couples. Big block with many 42m2 apartments with a livingroom thats about 20m2. This product looks great for my concrete: http://www.audimutesoundproofing.com/audimute-sound-absorption-sheets-materials-that-absorb-sound-soundproofing-blankets.aspx Too bad the shipping to norway is twice the price than the product :/ A friend of mine is an acoustic engineer and have taken a roomanalyze of my livingroom and there is a big dip in the upper midbass and it make som music sound a little hard. I cant wait to be finnished with my studies, get a job, and build me a great listeningroom And if i win the lottery, im getting the Palladium p-39f I think the RB-75 would be perfect for my room. To bad none of the bookshelfspeakers today have the "good" horn.

Thanks all! I too have a lot of concrete. Add a couple of throw rugs, some big fluffy pillows, thick drapes for windows, full dress for bed, and that will help alleviate some of your acoustic issues if any and show her that you have a decorative side to your many other talents. Just one suggestion about the gear, if you see a great deal on an RC-64, ****** it up if possible. While the RC-62 works just fine with the RF-63's(I had one before my 64), the RC-64 will truly complete the front soundstage. It is a different animal. Yea, the rc-64 is on my wishlist. Its hard to find the mark 1 now. Hows the mark 2 for the rf-63? This summer me and my girlfriend are taking a three week trip to the US, and there goes all my savings But the beast rc-64 looks great and i have my eyes open towards the used market.

Hehe, she has already accepted alot of crasy stuff from me, so its my turn to be nice . She promised me a room for myself when we are done with college and getting a house I worked my *** off for getting where i am today. Countless hours behind the counter at the super market. AC/DC sounds fantastic

Hey all. First post on the klipsch forum. Here is my setup: RF-63 powered with a Parasound A23 and an RC-62 powered with the Onkyo 807 reciver. The cabinett is DIY Only bad thing with this is my room. Solid concrete everywhere and a girlfriend that wont accept a bunch of a acoustic plates allaround [6] But not bad for 21 year old student ey?