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Having read this and many other forums for the past year, I've noticed a common thread among all the contributors- Yamaha and Klipsch do not go together. I must be missing something since I have a Yamaha RX-V3200, Klipsch RB5ll's , RS-3ll, and RS-3ll's and love the way this sounds. Everyone talks about this combo being too "bright", I love the clarity (horns just like the theaters use) and the quality of the RX-V3200, but maybe I don't have a "finely tuned" pair of ears. Is there anyone that agrees with me that the yamahas do go well with Klipsch and that sometimes these people believe more in what they read , not what they hear. Thank you

Thanks very much. My only comment is that from what I've read the Dreamcatchers are made primarily for HT, so I don't know if they are totally different from the other Totems(in terms of power,sound, etc.) that you describe.

A friend is interested in a home theater system, either the Klipsch RB5ll's with RC-3ll and RS-3ll, with a KSW-10 sub, or after reading very favorable reviews, the Totem Dreamcatcher 5.1 system. She has listened to my system (Klipsch as above) and liked it, but since there are no dealers in our area we are unable to compare with the Totem. Anyone with a knowledge of both systems that can give us an idea of the differences between the 2-pro and con. Her listening will be 90% HT, 10% music. Medium size apartment room with 50 inch. Mits. Yamaha RX-V3200 already purchased. Any and all opinions appreciated.

Where to set my subwoofer. I have a Yamaha RX-V3200, Klipsch RB-5ll, 2 RC-3ll, RS-3ll, and a KSW10. My question is actually 2 fold. Using the LFE out from the receiver, should I set all speakers to small? Second, where should I set the crossover on the back of the sub? Thank you.