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Klipsch Home Theater Speaker System - Home Audio and Theater

what is the best speaker wire and gage for klipsch home theater system bestbuy has monster cable?

Written by viper 1 in Saturday, November 24, 2007 under Home Theater
Comments: 3

Q:

A: I can't tell. I don't know what speakers you have.
Klipsch makes a lot of models.
You could be wasting your money.
Monster is way over priced. I like wire with a high strand count. and oxygen free (it helps the copper from oxidizing).
But 16 Gage is a good start.
I have theater systems with 2 12 Gage pairs to each speaker.
It all depends on the amp and speakers.

Here's a site to look around at the different types.
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Comments: 3

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musicman47 Said in Saturday, November 24, 2007

Monster cable is probably the best that you can aquire.

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WARLOCK-ARIES & FAT CAT Said in Saturday, November 24, 2007

The thickness of a wire's conductive copper bundle is identified by its American Wire Gauge (AWG, or usually just "gauge") number. The lower the gauge, the thicker the wire, and the better its capacity to pass the amplified audio signal. Most speaker wire available on the market today ranges in thickness from 12 to 16 gauge.

When choosing wire gauge, consider the quality of your components and speakers, the overall sound quality you're trying to achieve, and...

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littlebobby Said in Saturday, November 24, 2007

Monster is probably the only really well-known brand of quality wire, and it's good. However, what really matters is gauge. The bigger the wire, the better. I'd say go to Home Depot and get the lowest number (biggest wire) they have off of the bulk wire rolls...certainly nothing smaller than 16 gauge.

Recommend a good center speaker with my Home Theater 5.1 Surround Sound System?

Written by Duvalz Finest | Saturday, December 29, 2007

I bought a Klipsch Synergy Series Quintet III 5 - Piece Home Theater Speaker System w/ the Klipsch - 10" 420watt Powered Subwoofer with the Yamaha - 500 5.1 Ch. A/V Home Theater Receiver from best buy last year. The satellites are good but wanted to upgrade to better speakers for the front and center keeping the satellites for surround sound. So i bought the Klipsch Synergy Slx yesteday.That eliminates the front speakers. So all need now is a good center speaker should i just stay with...


A: Defiantly stay with the same make speaker. If viewing allows take a look at another SLX, as these speakers are designed for left, center and right channels, if not then the RC-62 would fit in nicely. Don't forget to re-calibrate the speakers after you have run them in a bit.

home theater speaker klipsch?

Written by sunny | Friday, February 06, 2009

hello everyone
i am getting klipsch 2 F-3 Floorstanding Loud Speakers, 1 C-2 Center Channel, 2 S-2 Surround Speakers plus 1 12 inch Subwoofer synergy sub-12 for 1000. is this a good speaker system and a good deal ur opinion thanks


A: The Klipsh were always great speakers, top of the line, state of the art. They were one of the first to back away from cone mid-ranges and tweeters and go to horns. I used to have trouble competing with them selling speakers, even though my company used the same basic technology, i.e. horns, low end driver design, cabinet design, and a 12DB per octave cut off rate on the crossovers.

The Klipsh corner-horns were always the big dogs in the line, but very few could afford them,...

Can anyone suggest how to do the settings on a home theater system?

Written by divya | Monday, June 02, 2008

I have a Denon receiver & Klipsch speakers. Please help!


A: (The manuals are translated from Japanese and since they dont know what other equipment you have, even good manuals are confusing).

Here is what you need to do:

- Get a copy of "Sound & Vision" setup DVD, or the standard def copy of "Avia" or Digital Video Essentials.

These disks contain tutorials on how to level adjust your speakers.

- Get a Radio Shack SPL meter. The analog ones are cheaper, but the digital...