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  1. I have the rf-82lls. they are outstanding. at 500.00, you cant go wrong. I was going to buy the rf-7s, but they are beast and klipsch tech recommended the rf-82s. trust me, I purchased mine new. I paid a great deal more. good luck

  2. On ‎9‎/‎17‎/‎2016 at 2:52 PM, frankhenrylee said:

    Hey folks,

    Hoping you guys can help me out a bit. I'm looking to get my first decent set of home audio speakers, but there's so many opinions and options out there it's hard to decide. I have a friend who's big into it and he recommended the RP-280f and loves Klipsch. The only speakers he has right now are some ungodly expensive something or others so he can't help much with a demo and I don't have a place to go listen to any around here except the few they have at Best Buy and its not a great setup. I've found a couple of Rf-82 II's for $500 that they claim to be barely used. There's also a sw-112 for $200, but reviews are mixed on that and don't know if either are a good deal or not. The R-28F's I heard at Best Buy were ok, but the bass was not as tight as I would've liked, but I will say they are the best of what I have heard so far. Where does the RF-82 II come in as far as Klipsch's lineup goes? Is it comparable to the current R-28F? What about the RP-280F? Any help you guys can give will be much appreciated!!!!!!

     

  3. HDR is high dynamic range. as you probably know, Samsung and sony has merged. sony dropped OLED. as I said, OLED is pricey. But if you purchase the Samsung, with HDR. it will look better than what you have now, and it wiil be cheaper than OLED. Only , to comfuse you and I , OLED prices are coming down... good luck.

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  4. 19 hours ago, DavidH said:

     I really don't know enough about it to understand the definition of dynamic range or black levels are. I do know that the old sony still looked good to me, but I was raised with black and white televisions so I'm generally in awe at the picture quality of any of the modern sets. I will look into it and clear up the nomenclature.

     

     That's good to know that Samsung "makes the best quality". The Sony was and from what you are saying is a very nice set. I'm into "significantly better" if it's under $2K.

    I agree, the tape is a good beginning  to putting it there. So, if the 70" is the new 55", then I'm good? Heh?

    The speaker placement isn't so bad. The jub's will be set out of the corners about two feet to allow the placement of subs behind them and to prevent too much from bouncing off the bricks. Now, the center channel is an issue... My temporary solution is to place one  Belle on the hearth, and that also answers your question about using the fireplace. The long term center channel solution is to create a multi-point center out of a K-402, Danley style. I already have a set of 402's slated for the project.  The 402 will just fit with a custom cabinet. Then I'll get a chain mall screen to cover it up and "magic" the center channel dialogue will appear to come from nowhere. The khorn surrounds aren't going to change, I just have to put one in different corner when I rotate the room 90 degrees to face the fireplace.

    What is HDR and how does it relate to this UHD Samsung that I'm interested in purchasing. I can see that more study is needed on my part...

     

    I appreciate all of your replies and assistance. Thank you.

     

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