Brian Fine

I have the rc-3 and can upgrade it to match my front rf-3II by getting the RC-3II. It will cost an extra 50 bucks. Should I do this. I would feel more comfortable having completely Identical series speakers across the front by having the II models of all three. Am I just being stupid and waiting my money? Help! -B

So youre saying the RB-5 is just as good when you match it with a sub?? I am really interested in these now for ease of placement issues. But I just want to make sure they will fill a larger room when I eventually get one. right now the room is 12x12 and I want something I can use in a larger room and not have to upgrade. Thakns guys. Oh by the way I bought the rc-3 and it rocks!! it is so BIG. will the rb-5 match it tonally?? let me knwo asap -B

Thanks guys!! I will most definatly use your advise! and I will let you know what I decided on. Thnks again! looking forward to becoming part of the Klipsch family. -B

Thanks for the quick reply. Well I currently have a nice HT but I upgraded my reciever to a denon 3801 and would like some really nice speakers to upgrade the 3 way sony's I have. My room is pretty small right now 12x12 but I want somthing I can have for a move to a larger room. I want some booming speakers. I have a sony wm40 sub so the bass is not so much a problem. I am looking to upgrade peice by peice of the speakers. So I was thinking mains first and a center to get a firm front soundstage. then I could upgrade the rears as money comes into hand. I am looking to spend about 650 on the mains max. I have found the RF-3 for around that. I was just looking to pinch a penny here or there by possibly gfetting bookshelfs. But if it is no comparioson I want the better sounding. -B

Could someone tell me if there are any major tonal differences. I mean does one blow you away while the other is just nice. I know one is a bookshlf and the other a floor but I am looking for one of these and I am not sure which I need. I am using it for mostly HT about 90/10 HT/music. Thank you!!