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https://charlotte.craigslist.org/ele/d/charlotte-klipsch-reference/7023578129.html RF-83s, RC-62, RS -42s - $1250 No affiliation.

Wanna give a shout out to working with Carl. Bought all 4 surrounds and it was a much needed upgrade. His packing was top notch - even as I watched the delivery guy trip over nothing and drop the entire box to the ground. Sounds great and can keep up with my La Scalas. Another successful transaction with a Klipsch forum member.

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Looking forward to going to the victory parade Saturday! Fun Fact: Two years ago after the victory parade, we played UVA in basketball at noon. This Saturday? We play UVA in basketball at noon.

I have an Epson 3500 on a 120" screen and I'll echo what others have said - the source material is crucial. Regular cable looks worse on my projector than the LED TV next to it. For movies, I went from a PS3 fatty for Blu Rays to a X Box One X with 4K and what a difference that made. Blade Runner 2049 in 4K looked incredible!

Maybe a little far in advance, but figured I'd post anyway. The last week of April I'll be traveling from Greenville, SC to Louisville, KY and back. Got a F150 with a bed cap so I can easily fit 2 La Scalas and possibly more depending on what's being moved. Also, I do have room in my house to store some speakers if you can't get them right away.

Don't know if your sensitive to the color wheel issue with DLP projectors - but the Optoma UHD 60 and 65 are in your budget too.

I always keep 1495s in my humidor. A great bargain smoke.

Gotta say - that eclipse was pretty cool.

At work. Probably go outside and see it in the afternoon.

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@MetropolisLakeOutfitters Cory can point you in the right direction.

Consider the Submaximus if you want a FLH instead of a tapped horn. http://www.avsforum.com/forum/155-diy-speakers-subs/1981369-gjhallerhorn-v2-submaximus-pair-uxl-s-3.html#post45063122 Scroll down to post 67 and see what a horn loaded 18 will do. The UXL 18 is $550 if you can find it in stock. I have a UXL 18 and toy around with building a Submaximus pretty often. I haven't done it yet, but maybe one day.

Ford says to use 93 if you're towing but otherwise, there's not much difference in normal driving and even little difference in towing. I run 93 only because the tune I have requires it. Otherwise I'd just run 87. The power that you can get out of these Ecoboosts is fantastic - obviously at the risk of the engine. There are a slew of guys running high 12s and 13s in the quarter mile with just a tune...on full size 4x4 trucks. F-150 Forum is a solid place to learn a lot. I've saved a lot of money and time with some researching there. Ecoboost Forum is a secondary site to look at to also see what's going on. For my price range and year range, no other truck manufacturer offered the full 4 door cab with a 6.5ft bed. So it made the choice pretty easy for me. So far, no regrets.

2011 F-150 with the 3.5 Ecoboost and I'm running a 93 octane tune on it. Love the truck. 80,000 miles so far. I bought it used about a year and a half ago. I hate getting in and out of cars so for me, unless something crazy happens, a truck will always be my daily driver. I want a diesel truck, but don't tow often enough or heavy enough to warrant that. But it doesn't mean I can't dream about it!