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Maybe Chad or someone else from Klipsch can answer this, but I would think so with the wireless adapter

You can only expect so much from a 10 inch subwoofer.

One of my customers who owns a shop has on his invoices. "Satisfaction guaranteed for those who can be satisfied" I don't know?

No Christmas tree is going to make any of my audio stuff move. Gotta get your priorities straight

Lascalas play lower than 55hz. I've heard it with my own ears. Now how many db they are down at that frequency is probably a lot, haven't measured. Also I agree the mids are way more pronounced than the lows which makes me wonder why so many hate the al crossover since it attenuates them 6db. Seems like this would be desirable

I'll miss you Dean

I have both of those subs, 2 sub12s and 1 rw12d. The drivers appear to be the same physically so they should interchange. Quite a difference in the sound of the two but that could be a result of port design or something else over my head. Also front firing versus down

I'm confused, how can you use a tv without removing it from the box?

Rw12d subwoofer. Tried to post pic but it was too large I guess. Great price 200 bucks well worth that. Slightly better than my sub12s although I don't think it plays as low it does have more punch. That could also be because it's right behind my sitting position and front firing

Well they're popular to me and I choose to let them play full range and use my subs to augment the bass, not take it from my mains.

I have heard both sides of this argument and understand the pros and cons of each but my question is, if you're going to neuter your mains by hardly sending any bass to them, why not just use a bunch of bookshelves and let your subs handle all the bass. I mean what's the point of having 15 inch drivers that only play from 80hz up?

That's what I'm using with my lascala's

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Money for nothing is one of my favorite test tracks

Even on my phone this sounded good. Very clear

Kinda off topic but do the lascala 2"s sound much different than lascalas? I like the one piece cabinet better than the two also

I have what is according to some one of the best ever avr"s. A denon avr 4311ci and it was much better than my previous lower end onkyo but when I added the Bose 1801 power amp it made a world of difference. Just cleaner, clearer sound more dynamics and louder without sounding strained at all. I highly recommend a separate amplifier even if only for your mains like I am doing. Thinking about getting getting another 2 channel or better yet a 3 channel amp for the other speakers in my system

I really just wanted to see what they could do with a lot of clean power fed to them, and it's a lot. I gave up before they did lol. According to the meters on the amp I rarely hit the 62.5 watt level and that is unbelievably loud. Peaks are usually hitting the 30 watt level

I'm now running a Bose 1801 amp with my lascala's. 250wpc 8 ohms. Love it. Better than my denon avr4311ci.

Power rating tells you nothing about how a speaker sounds

We're using 2 to 12 subwoofers with huge floorstanders for everything

I agree with Derrick 100 percent. Bigger is almost always better. I was just saying comparing 12 inch subs only, the sub 12 is a fine performer. If I had the chance to upgrade to 2 15s or 2 18s I'd do it In a heartbeat

The sub12 doesn't get much love ion here but I have 2 and like them a lot. I know there are much better subs out there but for the price I find them hard to beat. Much better than similar offerings from Polk or even velodyne In this price range

Did you notice they come with a 300w "roofer"

My wife hooked me on klipsch. If you haven't met her you need to this year at the pilgrimage. She grew up in Hope mid 70's to early 80's. I had a Polk surround system at the time. We went to Dean's (staygroovybaby) to hear some belle's and I was blown away by the clear, crisp powerful sound, but I couldn't afford them. I vowed I would have a pair is these. A few months later I saw he had a pair of lascala's so I called him. I knew very little about klipsch, but he said if you liked the way the Belle's sounded the lascala is the same as far as sound goes. He played money for nothing for me and that did it, I had to have them. Paid him most of what he wanted for them and paid the rest the next week. Thanks for trusting me Dean. Since I have bought an rc7, 2 sub 12's and a pair of cf1's. Love them all!