An Australian band worked late sixties into the late 70s  Great band that unfortunately never made it big    Enjoy Finch     

I know this is a topic that's always beat to death and know it really boils down to what I feel sounds best for my room and ears, but I wanted to get some thoughts.   I have a 12x18 living room with a Denon 4800H receiver. For speakers I have: RP-8000F II's for fronts, RP-504C II for center, RP-600M II's for rear surrounds which are corner angled at my sofa (only option I have), RP-500SA for Atmos (only option I have is upfiring so better than nothing imo) and a RP1200SW for the subwoofer.   I ran Audyssey on my Denon which always sets my front and center speakers to full range and the rears and atmos to 60 hz. I have my sub on lfe and 120 hz.   I am trying to figure the best crossovers vs what Denon is giving me so I've been experimenting. I tried the typical 80 hz all around with the exception of the 500SA's which I changed to the recommended 150 hz from Klipsch. Left sub on 120 hz. This just doesn't sound great. Changed fronts, center and rears to 60 hz and left sub at 120 hz. Sounds way better. Changed the front towers to 40 hz, left the center and rears at 60 and sub at 120. Sounds good this way too, but hard to tell if this is the way to go vs the 60 all around.   Any thoughts?  

Mcintosh C26 preamp and Decware SE84UFO. I also have Quicksilver Horn Mono. I'm using those with my Forte II. I traded the Mcintosh for the Marantz 2270. The Marantz blows the Mcintosh Decware combo away.

You can't go wrong with the The Pleasure Principle. One of my faves since it was released. Seems your issue is sorted. Good stuff.

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In good shape around $250 tops for the pair, good sonically and aesthetics. Welcome @KerryH...

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So what arm does it have ?