Klipsch RF II Reference Speaker System + Klipsch SW-310 Subwoofer + + Pioneer SC-1222-K 7.2-Channel Network Ready AV Receiver $2621 + Free Shipping

what about the following TV stand?

can this hold my Yamaha receiver, pioner woofer , the CS1 center speaker?
http://www.wayfair.com/dCOR-desig...ml#reviews

Quote from 6grapes : This would be perfect for the guest bathroom

Baller

Note didn't see the other guys' Baller post...I'm sure that guy is selling all those sets

sc1222k is an awesome receiver.

sweet stocking stuffer!

Quote from rustydud : In for six (6) of these sets, thanks!

I'll take one while you're at it!

Quote from JohanS6655 : Thanks! I need something to play white noise for my 1 year old daughter's room!

Now you can peel out and do brodies with your semi truck in the living room and not interrupt nap time.

I am in for all they have left

Make sure you've heard these speakers before throwing this amount of money at them. Very often speakers that are very expensive may sound worse in your opinion than much cheaper speakers. I personally find most Klipsch speakers to sound bright and harsh, and they are very fatiguing to listen to for more than an hour or so... especially at higher volumes.

While I haven't heard these exact speakers, the fact that these have horn drivers makes me weary that they sound like every other horn driver Klipsch I've heard. I'm definitely not alone in my opinion here, either, FWIW.

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Quote from Threxx : While I haven't heard these exact speakers, the fact that these have horn drivers makes me weary that they sound like every other horn driver Klipsch I've heard. I'm definitely not alone in my opinion here, either, FWIW.

They're not nearly as "bright" as lesser models. Proper amplification (quality) seems to help them a ton.My RF-7s running off of an Emotiva XPA-5 sound great, a great improvement over the $800 receiver currently only pulling preamp duty. Getting rid of reflections helped before the amp, but the amp finished it up. In another room with RB-75s, with a more basic 2 channel amp, they are very smooth and detailed. Proper room treatment and speaker placement made that setup easy to listen to for hours on evenings and weekends.

I haven't been able to get their surround speakers to sound good in my house though. The tweeters are always too much on them, so I have bookshelf speakers for surround instead.

I'm not sure if you've heard the M-Audio monitors that pop up here all the time (I use some at work), but those make my Klipsch speakers sound like they have soft dome tweeters. I haven't been able to deal with how bright they are, which I compare to a recent set of Promedias I listened to. Not smooth sounding at all, but offer good detail for the $100-150 sale prices. Of course the room treatment again matters more than the speakers for mellowing them out.

I think most people will like the speakers after they're hooked up, or get used to them. I haven't used them in a place with hard wood floors or a lot of large windows though, which I assume will make these overly harsh.

wow.. super deal. Bought 10.. to give as gift to my family and friends.. costed me more than 15K

I'm in for 5. I'm gonna throw them on the sidewalk like a bunch of trash. Money aint a thang

I am a newbie for speaker/receiver arena. haven't done much ground work yet, but I dont want to miss this, if this is really great deal!..

I have some seen few Bose speakers in all (all 5.1 though) which ranges from 1.7K to 2.6 K (differs on quality). How does Klipsch compares to Bose.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.