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The kv3 is a great smaller center channel for its price point. I used one in between my klf30s for awhile until I got my klf-c7.

Most likely a scam. They want you to contact them at the email address listed in the post and not through using the craigslist email relay which keeps both parties addresses anonymous. People that do this (I believe) sell the email addresses that they collect to bigger companies (like electronics retailers). I fell for this once, the "seller" told me that the speakers sold, but many more deals like that could be found at such and such website. The create traffic and collect email addresses.

@Chief bonehead@MetropolisLakeOutfitters

I don't think that's how atmos is supposed to work.

According to the one serial number that you provided, it was built in the 111th day of 1993. Congrats on your new speakers

I would experiment with placement on top of your speakers. If it doesn't sound like the atmos isn't coming to you, prop up the x back of the speaker to help the sound throw further. Also, you may want to consider adding another set of atmos modules to complete the transition. I have a set in front and on my side speakers, and I get full transition of atmos sound from front to back in my 7.2.4 setup.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F132918531198 Ok, which one of you did this?! I've never seen cutting boards on speakers before!

@MetropolisLakeOutfitters

Yea, typo on the r112sw

The r-110sw and the r120sw are basically the reference premier line compared to the r10sw and the r12sw which is the basic reference (cheaper) line.

For the same price, bigger is better

Here is my before and after on a pair of kg4 Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

If you can't do ceiling speakers for Atmos, I would suggest you look into the klipsch rp500sa atmos module speakers. Place them on top of you klf speakers and they bounce the sound off of your ceiling. Depending on your room size, ceiling height, listening position, this may work great for you, or you may need to tweak placement, etc.

I'm not sure if this is recommended, but for really cloudy rubber, I've used a magic eraser with a cleaning solution until I got it close to black, then I used an amoral protectant wipe to make them shine.