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jeah he kinda, but it could have come to my mind instead of boasting about this on a forum i could have looked at the back of the sub and came to the conclusion earlier

Oh, yes... and i was so glad that the sub is repaired and while testing it with some frequencies and the problems occured i was just angry!

Just to close this one. The guy repairing it didn't put in all screws so the air came out of all the open holes in the back of the sub. He just put 2 screws to hold the electronic unit in place. It's funny because instead of just looking at the sub i jumped to conclusions that the guy messed up the repair. Well, next time i know better

Hey, why not the Klipsch RP-140SA? They are Atmos Speakers. Why do they have to be in the ceiling when you can just put them on your RF7. They look pretty cool

Hey guys, It's pretty hard to get older klipsch equipment around here and some weeks ago i was lucky to finde some so i bought a used RC-64 II and the RS-62 II to extend my setup of two RF-62 and a RW-12D Sub. Does it make sense to replace the RF 62 with the RF 62 II not for aesthetics (the RF 62 II speakers are more bronze in color), but for sound? or maybe even upgrade to the RF 82 II? I wonder how you guys think about it.

The Couch is against the bottom Wall. Left next to it about 2 feet away is a side board which takes up some space. Thats why stands wont work. I guess next time it makes more sense to draw the complete Room. Sorry

Because it looks like SH*t and my girlfriend would hang me I guess She already is not amused about the big *** speakers, hehe.

The problem is the massive entertainment center you bought that is apparently longer than 15', not the speakers. Without it, you could do this, which of course is not to scale but you get the idea. The heavens would align and the home theater gods would smile. Short of this, we're just picking the lesser of a few evils. No it wouldn't been possible because at the bottom there is a door that i forgot to draw

The other thing working against you with the back wall situation is that you're going to get strong reflections off that side wall from the outside horn, while the other speaker's opposite side is firing off into no-mans land. Could still sound lopsided regardless of the previously mentioned angles of the inside horns. so what should i do? just sell them and don't even try it? Hmmm..

I angled the center upwards. The floor stands are not angled because they are at ear height. I think angling the RS-62 doesn't make sense? Or did i get you wrong?

Well, thanks! I guess i have to go with it and just mount them behind me and see how it works out. If it sounds very bad i can still sell them, right? unluckily i couldn't fit direct firing ones next to the listening position because the couch is completly in the corner of the room and there is no more room next to it. My better half would have killed me

Oh yes you are right I forgot about it. I bought the rs62 with the center speaker. The guy sold it together for a very good price over here. Unfortunately Klipsch is not that available over here.

Hey guys, just want to get some suggestions from you where i should put my RS-62 II speakers in this room: As you can see on the picture the room is not a perfect square. It is a living room combined with our dining room. Do you think the RS-62 II would fit better directly behind the listening position against the backwall (grey boxes on the picture) or mounted to the side of the room (orange boxes). I am a bit concerned when mounting them to the side that because of the different distance to the listening position (and to the front speakers) the sound would be bad? I really don't know because i am new into 5.1 home theater . Unfortunately i cannot try the different position because i don't have high enough stands to put them this high on the positions or any other means

Just for update purposes: I put the RC 64 II on the ground and it works just fine! I am happy