Kreationz

Is there any reason not to use 3 towers for the LCR?

Edit: Got a good deal on some open box 5650's(used once for a demo). I think I'm going to go the 3xRP-5000 for the LCR with the 500SA for the surrounds. Note: Not sure is it matter but I'll be using a Denon AVR-X6500H as the receiver for the system.

I'm just about to close on a new house. I already have a sub from another brand, but I plan on all my other speakers being Klipsch. I do have a few questions. For each I will list my considerations. It will be 95% Theater/ 5% Music. This means panning and sonic matching as well as accuracy are my biggest concerns. Also, I don't tend to listen at high volumes(except for rare circumstances). It's fairly large room(17' wide, 15' listener distance, 10' ceiling, open to kitchen behind it) L/R: RP-4000f or RP-5000f 😄 RP-404c or RP-504c or RP-500c Timbre matching is important for these components would any these NOT match the others? Second, if pricing becomes a bigger consideration, would the 4000f+404c (~$1330) or the 5000f+500c (~$1288) be a better option? For the surrounds: RP-500SA (wall mounted) Will these match the 4000f well since they use a 5in vs a 4in woofer? Height/Atmos/+2 The plus two will be ceiling speakers in the kitchen as a second audio room(largely for music, but want them to match the mains for stereo playback). CDT-5650 or CDT-3650 The 3650 has a different woofer cone and Aluminum vs Titanium, how important is Timbre matching for Atmos and how close would the 3650 match the above speakers? Do you think the 5650 would provide an audibly improved sound? I'm thinking if budget affords it: 2xRP-5000F 1xRP-504C 2xRP-500SA 6xCDT-5650-C II Do you think this would be ideal or can I mix and match the RP line and get a similar or better result at a lower price point? Edit: The RP-5000F costs significantly less than the 504C and about the same as the 500C, Would my best Option be 3 RP-5000F's? (My PJ screen is mounted high enough on the wall that I could place the 3rd 5000F below it.)