You should enjoy the RT-10D. I am concerned about the RC-52, however. The RC-62 is a sonic match to the RF-82, and doesn't really cost that much more. IMHO, you should consider the RC-62.

The 880 is indeed an awesome unit. Just be advised that Logitech will not provide any support at all once the warranty runs out. I made the mistake of buying mine on ebay. It was advertised as a new unit, and came in new blisterpack packaging. When I had trouble with it, I phoned telephone support. They requested my SN, and then informed me it was put in service a year prior to when I received. They would therefore provide no customer service at all - NONE, NADA!!!!! I was left to try and sort it

Hmm, I don't post here often, but when I do I have this issue also. Amy said it was an issue with Safari, and I have recently switched to Firefox. When I finish this post - I'll know if this is true. Yep, it was true - Thanks Amy. Firefox works without a hitch

Sure it's possible, I have a 3.1 SetUp. My wife doesn't like surrounds, so what are ya gonna do? She doesn't like the sub either, but I snuck that in on her. I have an RC-62, FR-82s and an RW-12d. My Dennon knows that I don't have side or back speakers, so it sends those signals to the two fronts. I verified this with test signals.

I'm pleased with my RW-12d. The digital control is a nice feature. I've never heard the RW-12, but can't believe Klipsch would step backward in tonal quality. IMHO, Go with the current model, the RW-12D.

I have an RW12D. I don't hear any port noise. However, I have read that some folks do hear this noise.

I agree with the above post. But, you didn't mention the RW-12D. I have one, and believe it's a great budget sub.

[quote user="TNRabbit"]What's wrong with your RT12d? Those are relatively new; you shouldn't be having problems with it. Should be under warranty...?[/quote] See this thread: http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/t/117227.aspx

Boy, and the web grand? We can solve anything here. And, yes, I am no fan of boiler plate responses either. This should have been handled like this in the first place.

[quote user="shake777"] I know this is an old post and it won't matter to Freak Nasty. Yet I thought it would be worth my 2 cents anyway. I checked with Klipsch support on this very question and was told that "after testing the two at home...the RC64 sounded more natural and...both were excellent with the center dialog". So given the raves of the RC64 I chose it and it sounds fine. There may be a gap in the seam that I can't hear. It may be that the RC7 makes for more