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Replacing my old 7.1 System


JoJoTheWebToedBoy

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Hi Folks, 

 

   Looking for a little advice.  I am upgrading my 7.1 system and have decided to go with Klipsch.  I have been looking at the 7.1 RP-260 Reference system

 

   1. RP-260F

   2. RP-440C

   3. RP-240S (2)

   4. RP-150M (2) 

   5. R1125SW

 

I'm replacing an old Polk Audio system that has the surround speakers mounted high on the side walls and 2 rear speakers mounted to the ceiling.  Room is about 20x20 and the ceiling is vaulted (sloping from right to left)

 

My questions are

 

1. Am I going too big, is it overkill?

2. Also thinking adding Atmos. So should I upgrade RP-260Fs to R-26FA or perhaps replace the rear or surround with a pair of RP-140SAs

 

Thanks for the help....

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28 minutes ago, JoJoTheWebToedBoy said:

RP-260Fs to R-26FA

That's a downgrade, the R-26FA's are inferior to the RP-260F.  You'd want the 260FA.

 

The only two things I'd change in that setup would be the RP-440C to the 450C, and the R-112SW to the R-115SW - especially if you're doing the 6" drivers in the mains.

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4 minutes ago, TomR said:

Hi History Kid , Ive never heard of the rp-260fa , do you mean the 280-fa

Might be more accurate.  I was assuming since they gave the smaller speakers in the Icon line an Atmos component, they might have for the Reference Premier. I've heard good things on the 280FA's, though I haven't heard any myself.  Atmos just isn't my cup of tea.

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