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That is the most helpful and understandable advice I have ever read or received in relation to AVR speaker set-ups!! [Y] Thank you!

Thanks! I didn't know that. According to the instruction manual coming from Yamaha for the AVR it says that a speaker with woofer diameter size larger than 16cm (approx. 6,3") should be set to large and speakers with woofers smaller than the 6,3" diameter should be set to small. What would be a good frequency handover then for the RF7 MKII's?

I basically understand and agree with what you are saying Derrick, but then again, with all of the high-tech features in today's AVR's, it just strikes me to have to set a RF7 MKII speaker to small, to be able to get the best solution for the overall speaker set-up incorporating a subwoofer. What would be a large one then in the perspective of today's AVR manufacturers? Thanks everybody for all of the great input!

Well, with the Yamaha 2067 you can only activate the extra bass when the front speakers are set to 'large'. This way you activate that all low frequencies below a certain threshold which go to the front speakers are being output by both the subwoofer and the frontspeakers. This does not affect the general .1subwoofer signal nor the crossover to the center and rears which are set as they are to 'small'.

Thank you so much for this Bill!! Regarding the extra Bass...only reason for activating this was that I understood that without it being activated the Sub would only get the low frequencies from the LFE .1 signal and with active extra bass it would also put through regular low frequencies from the other channels. I thought that this could be an added value for example for Music DVDs or Blu Rays that could maybe use some extra bass support in the low range although the RF7 does a really good job at it. Thanks again, Mark

Hello Klipsch Community, I have a wonderful Klipsch Set at home which runs the RF7MKII, RC64MKII, RS62MKII together with a RW-12D that I just recently replaced with a SW-115. So far so good. The Signal is coming from a Yamaha RX-V2067 which has a Mono dedicated RCA Sub out. Now, the RW-12D was connected through a Y-Adapter using both RCA inputs. The Speaker set-up in the Yamaha, sets the front speakers to large which means that there is a dedicated frequency that the sub will only get. I have set the system to Extra Bass which means that the sub also gets those frequencies from other bass signals besides the LFE ones that run on the .1 channel! Should I use the sub out mono cable and only plug it into the LFE/Left RCA input from the SW-115 or should I keep using the Y-Adapter to go into both RCA inputs, LFE/Left and Right? Does it make a difference at all? Thank you so much for your help!! Mark