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Harder to put this on in yur Pocket and Jump in the Pool.

You do not have you speaker levels set correctly. They will not all be set to the same loudness with this speaker set up. Either turn up the center or dial down the mains until you get the right balance between dialog and action.

Why are you Struggling to find the right settings? Did you run the Audyssey and let the AVR set the sound for TV/Movies? That's what I did with my Denon. I don't use audyssey for music most of the time but that's me.

We Moved from Washington DC/ Northern VA to West Virginia. While there are some things I miss, traffic isn't one of them. Miss do miss my Greek Salads at The Montclaire Family Restaurant. I Love living on WV. No other place I'd rather be out side of The Smokies. No Traffic, No Riots, Lots of Wildlife. Much Lower Cost of Living and I have Lots of Guns and Ammo.

Paper is a good, natural sounding material for Bass and Mid Drivers. In Klipsch towers of course is the Copper Cerametallic Woofers. This is also used in Subs. I understand about The Heritage Line but couldn't a Copper Cerametallic Woofer be used in those Speakers as Well? The cones are Stiffer and Less prone to Flexing than paper. Material advances in horns are being used in Mids & Tweeters, Why not Dedicated Woofers in the Heritage line? I remember reading where Infinity claimed their Ceramic Metal Matrix Diaphragm had a Much Faster response and that sound actually travelled faster off the cone than with other material they tested. So I would just assume that those principals might apply to the Klipsch Cerametallic Woofers since both are made of metals. Does sound travel faster from a Cerametallic Cone than paper or a substance like polypropylene? With all these metals being used in Squawkers & Tweeters that respond very fast, I would think a different material for woofers, that was Faster would be better.

This Denon has so many ways to set sound. I can do almost anything with it. Generally, I don't turn it up too loud because my wife has has a stroke and real loud music can affect her brain in a bad way. So I generally listen at a Moderate Level to keep peace in the house. So, at a moderate volume, my goal is Maximum Dynamics & Clarity.

I really like these. The Bass Clear and Distinct. Compared to the Synergy line, The Cabinet's are Higher Quality and that eliminates the Bass Boom. The Titanium Horn is Very Clear and doesn't have the Harsher sound that the Aluminum Driver has. In my system the top end is Much Clearer than with The Synergy. The speaker is Attractive without The Grills and The Copper Colored Drivers are Bright & Shiny. I love the Magnetic Grills, The magnets are strong also. I'm not real crazy about the Denon unit I'm using except for Movies. I will be switching to a Marantz with Pre-outs so I can use a more musical amp at a later date--if I live that long. Using audyssey in the "Reference" mode is not good for Music. To me it just does not sound good. I Use it but for music I change it from Reference to "Flat" and the Music Sounds Mo Better. So if you're using Audyssey for music try the Flat Setting instead of the reference setting. The speakers are very stable and won't tip over. I use a little pledge on a micro fiber towel and they shine up real nice. Don't use too much. One thing I like about a Klipsch Speaker is How it throws sound into the room. Unlike other speakers I have owned Klipsch Speakers deliver sound unlike other speakers. Voices and instruments Float into the space and it's not Boxy. These are Keepers.

Just my 2 cents since I had Klipsch Aluminum Tweeters in my speakers. I hated them, they were Screechy. They seemed to be OK for normal Listening but turned up to much and trying to get more fidelity was a ear killer.

Wiring is Everything. If Wiring wasn't an Important Change, they wouldn't have done it.

Music is a Collector's Item

My Vote is Plain & Simple

349 EACH

I just bought RF82's II an Old but New in Box Model at Crutchfield for 349 each. Too Good to pass up.

When to UPS and Picked up my RF-82's before they destroyed the Boxes. Only been using about an hour. They look Nice and the wife is Happy Happy Happy. My Modded Synergy Blends in Very Well as a Center. Very Pleased the way this all turned out

Pretty Slick

If the speaker sounds good to you and you did say balanced also. why worry so much about measurement and numbers? If you like them, hook them up and enjoy the sound and don't sweat the numbers---Have FUN.

Nope, sorry, Not so, How would you know?

Chantix is a Dangerous drug and I would not take it. I Quit smoking over 5 years ago and did it with Vaping. I use HALO Liquids made in Florida. I stopped smoking the very first day and never looked back. I am Much Better off than I was 5 years ago.

Got what I consider to be a Great Price on RF-82 II at Crutchfield so I bought a pair. I'll move my Synergy's to the rear. Should be arriving next week. Now I'll have an All Klipsch System.

It was Funny--they had the ML hooked up to a ONKYO AVR ML are supposed to be listened to sitting down because of the dispersion factor. NO chairs provided for listening. I guess it wasn't a serious audition at Crutchfield. When they played the 2000 dollar speakers they set them up in a listening room and sat me 3 feet away from them play through a McIntosh Amp. Them the guy stood there looking at us intently. Not a good experience.

Made my yearly visit to Crutchfield and while they were very nice my sales guy made not so nice remarks about Klipsch. You know the usual, Harsh, Piercing, and La Scala are Old School--if you like that type of sound. So I listened to a couple of speakers including Martin Logan and another brand that cost $1000 each that the sales guy was really bragging on. They also didn't care for my "County-ish Type of Music". Idiots. I hated the Martin Logans and the Fancy Brand he was bragging on Sucked and I told him so. As you know I have El Cheapo Klipsch that have been Modded. They wish their speakers sounded as good as mine. So when I do add speakers to our system, I'll be buying a speaker I know sound Great--Klipsch.

Try NOT to hold a grudge...That's today's problems..Many people are Holding them..Be Different. Hey July 4th is my Cat's Birthday--We named him Rocket. Rocket Man.

Maybe I should get some Better Klipsch also. Were going to be buying a house soon and I'm looking for room enough for a pair or set of La Scala's -- My wife will just have to Get With The Program....😀

The sound processor looks Great. I'm not so sure about the BasX line--You ever heard them. When you load that 7 Channel one up the power drops to 80 watts. Is that normal for a Power Amp? The other one I looked at on the Emotiva site was the A-5175 a 5 channel and it looks bigger. I'm not going to buy a Marantz and a Amp. I'm going to buy a Sound Processor & Amp or a Big A$$ AVR. The Outlaw weighs 14 lbs more than the Emotiva. That's a lot. What do you think? Thanks for responding

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