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    Default Want new 2 channel system

    Want to replace my HT RM7600, psw650 system with a 2 channel system. What newer polk or Klipsch floorstanding speaker would you recommend. I have a set of old sda2's in my man cave and had klipsch forteII's. I really liked the forte's. I plan to power them with a Adcom 555II. These new speakers are going in the main living area so they need to look pretty... They don't have to be brand new just lets say 2005 to present
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    Mmmm forte IIs. I love mine. How is that adcom 555?
    Main Surround -
    Samsung 46" 550 1080p Pioneer Elite SC-35 / Klipsch ForteIIs / Klipsch KG4 center / KG1.5 rears / Polk PSW150 sub / Panny DMP-BD35K / PS3

    Bedroom - Samsung 46B6000 LED / HK AVR254 / Boston VR-M60 / Boston VR12 / Polk PSW303 / Sony BDP-BX57


    Den - Sony KDL-40XBR3 / Rotel RSP-1068 / Adcom GFA-2535 / Polk RTi70 / CSi3 / RT55 / Yamaha YST-315 / BDP-05FD / WDTV 1080P

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    I'm very happy with my LSi25's. They look and sound great.
    Likewise the RTi12's or RTiA9's offer a more "up front" sound, but in my view are another great speaker.
    I enjoy both for classic rock.

    Main HT/2 ch:
    Pioneer KRP-500M, SC-07, BDP-05FD, Emotiva XPA-5 x 2, XPA-1 x 2,
    Polk Audio LSi25, RTi12 x 2, LSi15 x 4, LSiC x 2, PSW1000 x 4,

    MB HT/ 2 ch:
    LG 47LM5800, Pioneer VSX-9040TXH, BDP-23FD, Sony BDP-S790, Emotiva XPA-2, XPA-5,
    Polk Audio LSi25, LSi15, CSi5, LSiFX, PSW505 x 4

    Listening Room 2 ch:
    Emotiva RSP-2, RPA-1, ERC-2, Pro-Ject RM5.1, Focal Chorus 814V, DSW600
    Adcom GCD 750, GFP 750, GFA 5802, Polk LSi9, DSW600

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    LSi 15's. I'd wait until the new line comes out though. Either drop the coin on a pair of the newer model or find a bargain on closeout or used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nguyendot View Post
    Mmmm forte IIs. I love mine. How is that adcom 555?
    This is my second Adcom amp. The first was a GFA-545 that ran my Forte's, I took alot of ribbing running Adcom with Klipsch but it sure sounded good to my ears. My second Adcom a GFA- 555II is hooked up to a set of 1985 SDA2's, nice but I thought the forte's sounded better.

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    I'm getting a 555 (not mk2 i think) tomorrow in trade for some gear.. We'll see how they wound!
    Main Surround -
    Samsung 46" 550 1080p Pioneer Elite SC-35 / Klipsch ForteIIs / Klipsch KG4 center / KG1.5 rears / Polk PSW150 sub / Panny DMP-BD35K / PS3

    Bedroom - Samsung 46B6000 LED / HK AVR254 / Boston VR-M60 / Boston VR12 / Polk PSW303 / Sony BDP-BX57


    Den - Sony KDL-40XBR3 / Rotel RSP-1068 / Adcom GFA-2535 / Polk RTi70 / CSi3 / RT55 / Yamaha YST-315 / BDP-05FD / WDTV 1080P

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    LSI15's are nice. What is your budget?
    Please. Please contact me a ben62670 @ yahoo.com. Make sure to include who you are, and you are from Polk so I don't delete your email. Also I am now physically unable to work on any projects. If you need help let these guys know. There are many people who will help if you let them know where you are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ben62670 View Post
    lsi15's are nice. What is your budget?
    $600-$1000

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rookie View Post
    $600-$1000
    Here's a pair of LSi15:

    http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls....5-Cherry--Pair
    Linn AV5140 fronts
    Linn AV5120 Center
    Linn AV5140 Rears
    M&K MX-70 Sub for Music
    Odyssey Mono-Blocs
    SVS Ultra-13 Gloss Black:D

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    If the OP likes the sound of Klipsch Fortes, he will not like LSI 15's, two totally different sounds. I would think the RTIA 7'S OR 9'S would fit the forward presentation he likes and look purdy in his living room.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nguyendot View Post
    I'm getting a 555 (not mk2 i think) tomorrow in trade for some gear.. We'll see how they wound!




    The only wound I've received from the 555II has been to my wallet.
    TO ERR IS HUMAN. TO FORGIVE IS CANINE.

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