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I received my speaker order last week, including the SPL-120 & WA-2. I installed them last Friday and the wireless connection works great together. They are only about 10 feet or so apart right now. I’m trying them out in the current spot for a bit before I begin moving the sub around. If they work out where they are now I’m just going to leave it alone. So far so good. The wireless connection phenomenal. A listener would never perceive any flaws or differences in being wireless and a wired connection.

Thanks for the input. I forgot about the Audyssey software. My current system didn’t have software to manage the balancing. All it does is produce a white sound through the speakers one-by-one. Then using my ear I can manually balance the audio through trial and error. I can’t wait to replace the the old Kenwood with a Denon or Marantz. Thanks for the input.

I just started updating my humble home theater system. I will eventually Chang everything out but the change will be done over time. It is located in our family room so it is not a dedicated space. It is not very large and it has some quirkiness. It’s not a classic set up. I recently purchased 600Ms for my front L&at channels. I’m thinking of an RP-504C for the center but I have a fear that the 504 might over power the 504. If not the 504C I might go with the 600C. What do do you think, is the 504C too much for the the 600Ms? Thanks for your help.

I’m wondering if the Klipsch WA-2 Wireless Subwoofer Kit is compatible to use with the Klipsch SLP-100, SPL-120 and SPL-150 Subwoofers. The only reference I could find on the Klipsch web pages shows compatibility with the Klipsch R-110SW, R-112SW and R-115SW Subwoofers. I’m looking upgrade my home theater and locate subwoofer in a more optimum location but wired connections will limit mt choices.