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I ended up picking up another PC2000 pro and moving my SPL 120 to my office. Living Room: TV:Sony 65 inch 4k 65X850F, Denon X6500 ,LR: Klipsch RP 8000Fs, 😄 Klipsch RP 450C, S: Polk Monitor 60 IIs, BS: Polk Monitor 50 IIs, H: 4 Polk RC80i, Subs: 2 SVS PC 2000 Pro

Probably a little bit overkill but it will still sound great. I don't think you would run into a problem where the surrounds would be too loud for people sitting at the end or anything.

1. I just ran Audyssey and bumped the center level a bit from what it set. 2. My room isn't that big but it sounds good enough if I sit on the love seat versus the couch. Usually I always sit in the prime spot lol.

What speakers are you using now for your fronts?

I would just start with 2 8000Fs for now and use the 504C for center. It will still sound awesome. I have 2 RP 8000s and a RP 450c and it sounds great. I take it you are planning on moving the screen to the right so you don't have a tower pretty much in the hallway? Are you moving the 600 Ms to surrounds?

Are you using an acoustically transparent screen? I would only get the 504C if you are limited by a TV etc.

Personally I would go with a bigger sub or 2 of them. SVS subs are better then Klipsch subs. I replaced my SPL120 with a PC2000 pro and it is a sizeable difference at low frequencies.

Still available.

How much are you looking to spend?

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Like new Klipsch SPL 120 with SVS Isolator feet. Purchased new back in December 20. $425 OBO

I would get some RP 500 or 400s. They should be ear level at 110-120 degrees behind and to the side of the main listening position. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think you are fine with the Denon. I think you would blow your ear drums before you ran out of power for your speakers.

Set the speakers to small and a crossover of 60hz for the 280Fs and 80hz for everything else. I would also bump the sub to like -2 with the gain at halfway. I ended up bumping the speaker levels too. Audyessy sets it for running at reference volume which i rarely do.

I watched Mad Max Fury Road to test our my new ceiling atmos speakers.