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saw it last night, evem my 16 year old was enthralled, he kept asking the question; did he do that song too? it made me remember how much effect he had on present day music. and i agree, sometimes when they do this type of movie the actors do not do the subject justice, but jamie fox was perfect, the walk, the gestures, a job well done. ray will be missed
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bad mouthing? truth? experienced owner, now that is where the opinion comes from, i have spent so much bad money getting where i am today sonically, synergy is fine, but! my statement still holds true
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yup speak in plain terms, you seem to be going in circles
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sorry i keep adding on . but grado is known for thier sparkling highs and absoulute clarity in an in your face manner, whereas senn is known for that as well as jaw trembeling bass. bass is grados weakness
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talking bass response, grados go to around 45-50 hz even the higher end rs models, now the senns go to 10 hz thats bass
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wow, i know the bose listeners havent gotten around much, i have heard them, and just like everything else bose sells, well they are bose? alot depends on your budget, but the most important thing to do is audition alot, cans are a very intimate experience, and with good cans music and ht can be very engrossing, but on the other hand bad makes it bad, sennheiser, grado, actually go to headfi, or headroom .com, they have all bases covered there, plus they have an 800# where you can speak to a can geek, they are pretty cool
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ok, i have read a few of the comments, and i think the best way i could comment is a simple demonstration. take a set of any reference speaker, relax and play a well known piece of music, enjoy. now take the box the reference speaker came in and slip it over the reference speaker, now play the same music, this is the difference
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i think you will be fine, you will have pretty good timbre and soundstage will improve greatly as well. i believe my first 5.1 was the polk system you now have, it was really good, but that is where it stops, the system you are proposing is a big leap in sound quality, good luck
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in my experience it happens across the board, expanded tweets, missing mids and overstated unbalenced bass, i found when i had mine connected to my heresies there was plenty of vocals missing when listening to well known music, i guess if you grew up with yammie and you never heard well balanced music you would not miss that, but take 1 well known cd, and place it on different source players and it will sound different. in audioning over the years the worst i have found for imaging have been yammie and sony
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what chris said, as soon as you can? do! the reference does not match the heritage sound it passes, but< well you'll see
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no, yammie used to be quality, 1 of the best, today there are many better alternatives, denon, hk to name a couple, yammie and klipsch do poorly because they have a tendancy to make your ears bleed
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wow, what a nice thing to say, i just planted the seed, now you have a nicer garden than i do craig, anyway i will take 1 of those cd's, if you dont mind
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boomer is right, except that heritage is also better for ht as well, i have the II's in my downstairs system, and my son has the ref 3's in his onkyo upstairs system and the difference is quite large
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all would be great, with the parasound being the lessor of the 3
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no coments except to say that it is really good to hear someone who is happy with thier gear, very few things are as nice as well played music
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colter, it is not the corns that are brassy, it is the yammie, i had the same problems with a pair of heresies, once i sold the yammie and went nad the prob went away, no matter the volume
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wow i would say that the owner who is blown away by the 7's, well i wont say anything. unless mistaken i believe paul klipsch voiced the 7 after the cornwall. having had both in house, i would definatly prefer the cornwall it has more impact, especially down low. reading the post on this subject lately has had me asking myself what are these people listening to thier music and ht on?
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its hard to tell what you are building towards? especially since 7.1 doesent exist yet, except for bragging rights? my suggestion is slow down, reacess everything, right now all of the suggested systems raise 1 question in my mind. why? slow down, start out with a good receiver, yammie is far to bright for klipsch, begin with good front channels, and build from there. having such a mismatched system only makes the experience worse, not better
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yup. i began with the rc3, but found it small, so i went to the 7 and walla everything balanced better, with the 3 i needed to keep my controls in hand, loud during dialog. and quickly tuned down during dynamic sceenes, it (the 7) will work great for the ref 3 set up and will work nicely for the 7's as well
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thats all i do is play at the audio stores, and the cans you speak of just seem like belles and whistles, give me a quality pair of senns or grados, and a good amplifier and you get the music the snake oil salesman are trying to pedal
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you know, once your system is where you want it, everything sounds just excellent, especially with the lights turned down low
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you know it just does not matter what size speakers you use, read my sig, and i live in a townhome, with similar size restrictions, and never have complaints from neighbors, just need a little common sense, but you cant use a sub, those pesky lfe's like to wander into neighbors house;s and make then irritated, so in short dont buy the system to fit your current needs, buy exactly what you want, for your future, and use a little common sense and respect your neighbors, even tiny speakers have the potential to irritate your neighbors, but tiny will also irritate you
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i just reread a few of the posts in this thread, and i am surprised that a person can think they can get get good protection for 50 bucks, especially when power conditioning is included, spikes and poor power from your local power company will eat up your equipment, so if a false illusion of budget over quality gets you going than you go boy
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well you have thousands of dollars of audio equipment, ask yourself a question? does it make sense to protect it with 10 dollars worth of wallmart no working power strip, a good power strip couls save you mmany many problems in the future
Should I just sell and start over???
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2 problems, first mismatched speakers, and you should have your speakersup front set to large