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  1. Coleman
    After you hear the 7's you won't be sad for long!
  2. Coleman
    I think we can all relate to this....
  3. Coleman
    Nice system! Good choice on the sub as well!! I thought my 7II's looked big at first but after awhile they lose weight.
  4. Coleman
    I also got my RW12 brand new from Newegg, paid $279. Sold it 6 months later for $300.
  5. Coleman
    Much better deal than the RSW12...http://www.ebay.com/itm/Klipsch-RSW-15-Powered-Subwoofer-Cherry-Wood-Awesome-/261608425032?pt=Speakers_Subwoofers&hash=item3ce913c648
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    SVS Opinion...

    Coleman replied to Schu's topic in Subwoofers

    October 10th SVS is announcing a new product they've been working on for two years.
  7. Coleman
    LOL yea someone said my RC64II wasn't timber matched to my RF62II's. Well it isn't but ya know what it was still better then the RC62II I had before it.
  8. Coleman
    That is really a good deal for someone. I had the RW12D which I'm sure is quite similar. Decent sub and I paid 279.00 for mine. 200.00 for duals is an awesome price. Shouldn't last long.
  9. Coleman
    I disagree and vote for the RC62II. Once you put that center in between those F-3's and crank it up your gonna want to sell them towers and move onto the RF82II's. The Reference line is that much better. I had the older Synergy SF-1's and SC-1, SS.5's. After buying into the Reference I couldn't believe the difference in sound. Seriously it was literally jaw dropping.
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    SVS talk...

    Coleman replied to Schu's topic in Subwoofers

    You want a detailed low distortion sub thats made by SVS especially for music. So sealed would probably be the way to go. Dual SB2000's or SB13 Ultra. IMO you can't go wrong with either of those suggestions.
  11. Coleman
    Your lacking bass for two channel music? But you don't want to run your subwoofer? Why not? That makes no sense to me. Like I stated before in an earlier post I am running the 3312 in my setup and it lacks no bass whatsoever. There is something your missing in the setup. Check your PM's.
  12. Coleman
    Very interesting pics and thank you for sharing
  13. Coleman
    I have a 3312 also. Run speakers as small and XO at 60-80 hz. When listening to music you have to turn audyssey off and switch to manual eq. Then manually eq to your liking. I also run two channel stereo mode with sub on. It sounds very good and lacks no bass even when I had my RF62II's. It sounds like $#!T if you keep audyssey on for two channel music listening IMO.
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    I'm all for Playstation. I have owned Xbox but thought the PS3 just offered more plus I don't have to pay for multiplayer.
  17. Coleman
    Congrats on the 7II's!! Looking forward to hearing your review compared to the 63's.
  18. Coleman
    Never lick a metal poll if its 32 degrees or colder.
  19. Coleman
    They would make some nice surround speakers with them 7II's. Nice price too! GLWS!
  20. Coleman
    There is a thread up top about someone wanting to trade his Polks for some Klipsch reference. Polks are a bit more laid back and not as sensitive. Might be a better match for your amp.
  21. Coleman

    NEW SET UP

    Coleman replied to swa99a's topic in Home Theater

    Congrats on the 62II's. Give it a few months and you'll want the 7II's hee hee.
  22. Coleman
    Pretty good deal if its in nice shape. Isn't Youthman looking for another?
  23. Coleman
    I like audyssey and am also partial to Denon. If I had to pick something other than a Denon I would go with a Pioneer Elite.
  24. Coleman
    Those grills really dressed them up. They look really nice.
  25. Coleman
    I can attest that Ryans three SVS's do rock bigtime with the 904's. I'm sure three 18's would be better but damn I sure like what I heard when I was there.
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