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Congratulation on the 7II system.... and yes it is big at first but like another mention it eventually loose some weight over time. You are ahead of me on the amp and the subwoofer. Anyway, enjoy your new system and always have fun cause I always enjoy mine even thought I currently don't have the surround RS-52II up yet due to reason on how to run the wire also because of my house build structure.

I second to what Ref said, I have my RF7-II about 4" from the wall on one side and the other is about 1" of the wall because I toe them to an angle and the sound are great. I, like you, must make the wife happy or there will be some bla bla bla once in a while. So far, the position I have them at now are great for me. Try it.

Hi Ref... Yeah that is what I have. Umm... I was thinking of doing that too when I saw the slant angle... maybe I should try your suggest to see how it look like. Thanks again.

Thanks Youth for the link, I, soon, will have a collection of music to test them out huh

Hi K5SS, Where can I buy that blu-ray? Amazon ? Oh, thanks for the comment Update: nevermind..... I just search on Amazon and there it is. Thanks again.

Hi Folks, Sorry for the long awaited update. I need time to play with the speakers and system. Unfortunately, I still haven't mount the RS52-II surround sound yet since I have not yet make way for it. Hopefully when I get my vacation during the end of this month. Anyway, I did setup the speaker LCR and run them with Denon X-4000, Oh my, now my living is a theater place. I still trying to fine some good CD/DVD music to test them out and hopefully soon but they sound not bad using slacker stream through my Sony Blu-ray player. I try all from symphony, country, classical, and some other play medium to low volume and they sound great. For movie, they are great, but I could use a sub for the super low sound, I don't have a sub now, not yet. Anyway, the picture is here. I know some of you might suggest to move the speaker out a little, but this is the farthest I could stick out the speaker because as you all know they are quite big when I set them up, I did toe them in a little and they are so far sound great for me. Oh, also, the TV is a little slant because I had some help from my little girls when I mount them and forgot to check the balance, oh well... What done is done. Too lazy to remove and adjust. Question: Do I need to keep the speaker box for warranty?

Watzzz up doc ?

Thanks K5SS... I'll use a small flat head screw driver, that may do the job.

I use this banana plug type.

Hi folks... How do I install banana plug into this connection? Do I need to break this cap ( black and red ) ? I would like to use the bottom pair. I'm making banana plug for both end, speaker and receiver. Thanks folks.

Reference... I can't.... These forum getting me addicted here... Maybe I should turn off my PC and have some booze and watch movies for a few days without getting into this forum huh. Must make some speakers wires first. Bye folks.

Oh guys.... I just barely purchase my RF7-II system and not even finish connecting them yet and now these heritage model ??? I hope that I will have enough money for my retirement here... These are just too much fun.

Good point Michael, I need some ideas to test my new speakers system. I will follow this thread closely.

Hi Michael, What a speedy reply there .... Ok, probably I already decided .... Take care... Will update soon.

Hi folk, I notice that rc-64ii have 6 rubber feet to mount under the speaker, does anyone use it. I put my rc-64ii onto flat glass surface on TV stand. will the have any problem with the cherry wood veneer? Should I just put on those 6 rubber feet to prevent any damage that could potentially arise? Also with those 6 rubber on, I can grab the speaker much easier. Just want opinion first before I decide to proceed with putting it on. Bye folks!