slofuse

I have been upgrading my home theater and I'm down to the subwoofer. My speaker setup is unlike what I generally read on this forum and although it sounds great to me, I welcome comments and am also eager to hear from anybody with a similar setup. My front speakers are Cornwall Is, my center channel is an RC-3II, and my surrounds are Forte IIs. I'm using a Denon AVR1803 receiver. I know I will be investing in an RSW-10, 12, or 15. Which is the best match for the rest of the system? The room is about 20' X 25' with an 8' ceiling. Also if anyone is upgrading this season and thinks they may have an RSW-XX for sale in January, I would be glad to wait. I live in the SF bay area.--SLO

Thanks to all of you for your advice. I followed the most obvious suggestion and called 1-800-Klipsch and was shortly talking to a real person in their parts department. They had 4 passive radiators in stock and they shipped one to me for $58 plus S&H. I can install it myself in about an hour. Now I will have my perfect speakers back again. In the meantime I bought a pair of 20 year old Cornwalls which are absolutely mint. The Forte IIs are now my rear surrounds. I don't ever have to leave the house.

While moving my Forte IIs some over-enthusiastic helpers tore the passive radiator cone on one of them. Although I cannot notice any difference in the performance of the speaker, it sickens me that it's not perfect. Can I fix this myself? Where do I buy parts?