mrgrinch98

This would resemble my main setup. Four RF-7's, 2 RF-5's, RC-7 and a KSW-15. Definitely need to upgrade the sub, as I bought that when I was in college and living on ramen then.

Just about to move into a new house, and have room for a second Klipsch stereo setup. Looking to purchase a combination of Klipsch Reference speakers, preferably a setup of RF-7, RSW15 and RC-7. Hoping to get these in a cherry finish, but would consider other colors. Willing to travel to anywhere in the Minnesota/Wisconsin area.

No, its a used unit, but at least it comes with a 30 day warranty. That is why I wanted to try it out in my home, but was wondering how it would work with an ungrounded outlet.

I understand the Monster hype wagon, and normally I avoid their products. I can pick up this power conditioner for $150, so I am thinking it might be a wise investment. I like that TV stand, but I have a Pioneer 60 inch plasma attached to my home theater setup right now. Besides looking for something that can hold three pieces almost 50 pounds each underneath, it also would be nice to accomadate about 6-7 gaming systems.

I am currently running the following 7.1 setup: Yamaha RX-V2600 Fronts: Klipsch RF-7 Sides and Rears: Klipsch RF-5 Center: Klipsch RC-7 Subwoofer: Klipsch KSW-15 (I would maybe like to upgrade or add another sub to this setup, and would appreciate some thoughts on this as well) A couple of questions....first, I have an opprotunity to add a Parasound HCA-1200 II preamp for a very cheap price. Will I even notice a difference or should I pass? Also, I can inexpensively add a Monster Power HTPS 7000 power conditoner. I am moving soon, and the purchase is more designed for the new house. I would like to try it out now, but I live in an older house without a grounded outlet near the home theater. Would the power conditioner still be beneficial without a grounded outlet? Also, will having this unit help with the overall sound of the speaker setup? Finally, one last question. These are all going to be heavy units. Do you have any recommendations for entertainment center setups that can handle several units that are in the fifty pound range?