[Klipsch SW-115 Review]

Thanks for the complete review. I also find that my new Klipsch system has a clarity that I rarely ever hear better.

[Klipsch SW-115 Review]

I was thinking about a new TV. The problem is that I can'tget any $$ for the old rear projection CRT. It still works fine. And it has a pretty good picture. I would increase the screen from 51" to 60" and be able to put all the A/V equipment in a console below the TV and make room for a second sub.

Not to be overly critical because many people do this, but I never understood it. When I dim the lights and watch a movie, I want to see the movie. Not lights and indicators from the AV rack. So I always put the AV rack off to the side of the room, and currently behind me.

If I were you, I'd get a 60 to 65 inch screen and hang it on the wall using a $25 monoprice mount, leave the center on that stand below the screen, and forget about a front-room AV rack. The next upgrade after that is a drop screen and projector for movie night: 120 inch of goodness has 4 times the area of a 60-inch screen.

I agree about the screen size and rack placement. When watching a movie I like to re-create the theater experience.

I'm finishing my setup with a 73" Mitsubishi and RF-82 II system, The rack is on a side wall so the gear's lights are unobtrusive when viewing a movie.

I'm still shopping for a 12" or 15" sub for those great movie sound tracks.

[Klipsch RF-82/62 carpet spikes]

Thanks for the feedback on the spikes. I already tried grinding a point on some 1/4-20 stainless steel bolts.

I think your idea of using a lathe or drill press sounds good. I'll need to use by buddy's equipment.

[Klipsch RF-82/62 carpet spikes]

Wow. I'm amazed that you are considering the same amp choice as I. Let me know when you get the Emotiva hooked up.

Regarding the speaker spikes; I'm looking for a reasonable deal on some spikes for my RF82-II speakers. They have a 1/4-20UNC thread, which I believe may be the same size you need. Newer speakers seem to have changed to metric, i.e M6 or similar. I'm finding it hard to come up with 1/4-20 spikes. Also, being an engineer, I realize how simple these parts are to make so don't pay outrageous prices like some want; i.e. - $20+ each. They should be under $30 for a set of four. Good luck with your search.

Richard D.

[RF-82II tower feet]

I've called the customer service department and they were very accomidating.

The parts are on their way to me.

Thanks for your help.

[Spare parts for RF-82II speakers]

I've called the customer service department and they were very accomidating.

The parts are on their way to me.

Thanks to everyone for your help.

[RF-82II tower feet]

Anyone know how and where I can get some replacement rear feet for my RF-82II tower speakers?

I can't find any reference on the Klipsch's site about parts.

[Spare parts for RF-82II speakers]

Anyone know how and where I can get some replacement rear feet for my RF-82II tower speakers?

I can't find any reference on the Klipsch's site about parts.