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O.K., now the hardest part will be finding a retailer that carries the Knight Shadow, no such luck thus-far. I may has well get that Klipsch LF-10.... (long emotional sigh).

O.K., now the hardest part will be finding a retailer that carries the Knight Shadow, no such luck thus-far.

I can get it for $499, is it worth the money? How do you think it would stack up against a Velodyne SPL800 or a Carver Knight Shadow, or Sunfire Super Jr.? (Assuming that you've heard any of these subs before)

What's your take on the LF-10 Klipsch sub, I been thinking about getting one for the past month or so now.

Can anyone tell me where to buy this particular sub on-line?

Actually I had been considering the SPL1000, or mabye even the SPL1200, but I didn't know if it would be overkill for my RF3's. Ears please respond.

Can anyone give me feedback on the Velodyne SPL800 sub? How would this sub do in a HT set-up? How would it compliment 4 Klipsch RF3's and a RC3-II center?

I was contemplating on getting the Klipsch LF-10 subwoofer as a starter sub. Is it worth the money? I can get it for around $499, maybe a little less. Will it be okay for my system? Is it any comparison to any of the Velodyne subs or the Klipsch reference subs?

Thanx for that thorough explanation, now I have a pretty good idea of what kind of speakers I can use for my rear sound.

Can somebody help me out with this whole timbre matching thing? What is it? Does it have something to do with matching speaker brands, or speaker series or speaker sizes?

ARE THE SVS SUBS ALL THAT THEY ARE CRACKED UP TO BE? WILL DO THEY HAVE THE SAME DEPTH AND CLARITY AS THE VELODYNE SPL OR HGS? AND FINALLY COULD I GET THAT VELODYNE-LIKE SOUND FROM SVS? HOW ABOUT FOR LESS THAN $750.00? (I KNOW THAT'S PUSHING IT, BUT HEY I'M ON A BUDGET.)

I have a question about rear speaker placement... I wanted to put either A) a pair of Klipsch ksf 8.5 in the rear, a pair of Klipsch ksf 6.5, or C) Klipsch rf3 (to match the front pair). Which set should I go with? And since my sofa sits directly with the back against the rear wall how should I place the speakers? (Some visual examples would be very helpful and extremely appreciated)

Would i need to order the spikes from klipsch? or can i get them from circuit city or best buy? or some other ht store? ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

I have a pair of Klipsch rf3's and I wanted to know would it be necessary to put a set of spikes on them, and will I notice a difference in the sound? ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

NOW THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE WILL BE FINDING ANOTHER PAIR OF THE RF3'S------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

MAYBE YOU CAN HELP ME... HERE ARE MY PREVIOUS QUESTIONS... I am adding on to my ht package piece by piece, i have a denon avr-3802, a klipsch rc-3ii center channel, and a pair of klipsch rf3 floorstanding speakers. in my situation i have my sofa placed against my wall and only can go with a 5.1 set-up since i'm in an apartment. now i was thinking that if i got two floorstanding speakers and turned them in at an angle towards the listeners ears that would be perfect but as i was sitting in the couch the other day i realized that the couch may block a lot of the sound from reaching the listeners ears. being that i'm not going with a sub (hence the apartment situation once again) i wanted all four floorstanding to accommodate for the lack of a sub. so should i just say "screw-it and get two floorstanding speakers in the rear or play it safe and put two bookshelf speakers on stands? I was thinking of going with a pair of klipsch ksf 8.5. I know these are entry level speakers but I figure it won't hurt anything since they'll only be playing the rear sound. ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

Is the klipsch line of lf series subs all that they appear to be, on the outside they appear to be 3 beasts trying to get out of a little cage. do they hold up to this beast appearance in sound quality and actual bass output. and can they hold a candle to any of the velodyne subs (preferrably the spl or the hgs series) or any of the svs subs? ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

I know that there is somebody else out there with an opinion on my dilemma. ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

So basically what you're saying Justin is go ahead and get the floorstanding speakers and see what happens, but if the results are not what I wanted then go with the stands? I was thinking of going with a pair of klipsch ksf 8.5. I know these are entry level speakers but I figure it won't hurt anything since they'll only be playing the rear sound. ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3

I am adding on to my ht package piece by piece, i have a denon avr-3802, a klipsch rc-3ii center channel, and a pair of klipsch rf3 floorstanding speakers. in my situation i have my sofa placed against my wall and only can go with a 5.1 set-up since i'm in an apartment. now i was thinking that if i got two floorstanding speakers and turned them in at an angle towards the listeners ears that would be perfect but as i was sitting in the couch the other day i realized that the couch may block a lot of the sound from reaching the listeners ears. being that i'm not going with a sub (hence the apartment situation once again) i wanted all four floorstanding to accommodate for the lack of a sub. so should i just say "screw-it and get two floorstanding speakers in the rear or play it safe and put two bookshelf speakers on stands? ** i really want to go with the floorstanding set-up but a well-experienced person's input would really help. somebody please reply!!! thanx ------------------ *HT BEGINNER* DENON AVR-3802 KLIPSCH RC-3II KLIPSCH RF3