here is the link http://www.switched.com/2009/07/17/worlds-loudest-horn-heard-9-3-miles-away/

the sub is active, one 10" and two 10" passive radiators, look up on Def Tech website for details

wife likes the low profile of the console, speakers and the subwoofer. room divider was her idea and it looks good, all wood.

another pic next to Heresy

it is a Def Tech Supercube I, bought from Abt

can someone explain how the RF-83 or RF-63 has them wired up?

I understand how two woofers would be wired up ( either series or parallel ) depending what ohm rating one is looking for so how are three woofers wired up?

what the heck happened to the website? do I have to download a Flash player? as it is now, it looks really wierd

two Home Theaters featured, both with Klipsch speakers. pretty cool to see this on the equipement list

they sure sound different that is for sure. had to tilt them up. used some furniture glides that I had to tilt them a bit. worked out OK for now and sound is more towards one ear instead of ones knees as before. I added a sub to the system. A Def Tech Supercube II. I know not a Klipsch but this is what we had around the house. this little sub works very well for its size. hides behind a chair nicely and the wife likes it that way. speaking of WAF, she liked the Heresy's and how they were the