I use four RS-62 surrounds in my HT system. While running Audyssey I noticed my tweeters in my LS had stopped working. "No sound" at all from either tweeter. I did not notice any strange noises before I discovered the tweeters were not operating. Would the tweeters have an internal fuse that could have blown? The 6 1/2" mid bass drivers operate fine. Thanks, John

Thanks everyone for the compliments. John

I finished my equipment closet and installed a row of 3 Berkline recliners. OS

Yes those are Epik Conquests pictured. Equipment list: Mains: RF-83 Center: RC-64 Sides: RF-63 Rears: RS-62 Subwoofers: duel Epik Conquests, HSU ULS-15 QuadDrive System, duel original Buttkickers driven by a pair of bridged Crown K2 amplifiers 4 BK's will go on my platform for my row of 3 recliners when they arrive. Controller: Parasound C2 Integra DHC-9.9 will be unpackaged once the equipment closet is finished. Amplifier: B&K Reference 7.1 Below are some pictures of the equipment closet

I moved into a dedicated room I just finished. It is 13' 10" W x 21' 8" D x 8' 6" T The screen is a 128" diagonal 2.35:1 and the projector is a Panasonic PT-AE3000U I still need to finish my equipment closet that is recessed in the back wall. I loaded up a few pieces of gear into a cabinet on wheels and hooked up an Anti-Mode 8033 room correction to the Conquests. A couple hours of audio/video hook up and calibration and... I have a HSU ULS-15 QuadDrive System I am

The DHC-9.9 is available. I received mine yesterday. It has a MSRP of $2000.00 OP

[quote user="Optical Standards"] [quote user="thecutter"] The room is 2000cf? That amounts to 20 x10 x10. That's not that big. Why do you need all the towers? I think the RS-62's would do a better job of dispersing the sound, especially if you are used to DefTech dipoles. I use the RS-62's . there is no localization of sound. My RF-63's are very point specific. If you are out of their direction, the sound is not as rich. [/quote] The room is 15 ft wide and has

That would be two StudioTech U-60 Rosewood I was pleased with most of the construction. Metal tube sub frame, large threaded metal inserts for adjustable shelves, Bottom wooden base attaches into the heavy metal subframe with bolts into threaded inserts. The top panel wasn't so exciting. It just uses cheap cam and pin fasteners. These type of fasteners were used throughout on my piano black Pioneer Elite cabinets with no problem but were of higher grade. That is the only place they skimped. I

Theater for one: Mains: RF-83 Center: RC-64 Sides: RF-63 Rears: RS-62 Subwoofers: duel Epik Conquests, HSU ULS-15 DuelDrive System, duel HSU MBM-12's, duel original Buttkickers driven by a pair of bridged Crown K2 amplifiers Controller: Parasound C2 Amplifier: B&K Reference 7.1 Excuse the quality of the photos. John

My old bedroom theater. The Bedroom No Klipsch at the time. OS