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Thank you Youthman for your help! I'm more comfortable now with my choice and probably will follow your suggestion. I would tell him there is always a Volume knob if it gets too loud. I might have used an incorrect wording here. What I'm trying to say is not about the volume. I understand that the most famous design of Klipsch speakers is the Khorn, and I was told that the Khorn is designed to be capable of filling a large space, so when putting into a small room, the Khorn might sound too sharp or inappropriate. I tried to argue with the dealer regarding turning the volume down, but he said in that case, I will lose the characteristics of Klipsch and I could invest my money in much better bookshelves/satellite system. Just not sure if my room size will have the Klipsch speakers sound bad, because I don't have any opportunities to audition them in a similar space.

Hi guys, Sorry for my language first, I'm not a native speaker I am totally new to home theatre and my first apartment will come in 5 months later. I am considering an independent HT room aproximately 10.5 x 10 x 9 feet, likely with simple acoustic remodification, with a mitsubishi HC7800c and a 92' screen. When it comes to speakers, after months of viewing forums and listening at stores, I am seriesly considering to purchase Klipsch RF 62II, RC 62II and RS 52 II with a Denon AVR 4311. However, until yesterday when I randomly purchased my new BD player, the BDP dealer who also sells speakers is strongly against my setup when I came across with my future room. He said that this Klipsch setup will be too loud/noisy/strong for such a small space and I'm gonna die with that... He recommended a bookshelf system that he is dealing... I am not sure if this is true or just his business strategy so I posted my question on local forum, it turns out that more than half of the replies are also against this setup. But I don't think the guys on my local forum have tried these speakers in such a small room, they just commented based on their presumptions. Most of them recommended MK sound speakers (more specifically MK LCR 750 system). I listened both Klipsch and MK at a store and I just love the sound of Klipsch. To me personally, the MK sounds like water when it compares with Klipsch, plus I love the look of Klipsch. So it is a tough call for me to turn to MK and give up on Klipsch. Could anyone share the experience with Klipsch reference series in a small room? Would that be really that bad? Will it be better if I degrade the size of the speakers, say choosing RF 52, RC 52 and RS 52 instead, or even lower? I will be grateful for any help!