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  1. Welcome to the Carversite!
  2. You can also get a dedicated subwoofer with that series.
  3. I didn't need any enabling, but peer reinforcement is appreciated. Should have mine this afternoon.
  4. Yeah, better deal buying direct. I think I saw a 90 day return ? I bought some bookshelf speakers for my son through Klipsch, refurbished. I think they have Amazon pay, too.
  5. I like the bin idea, easy to see what albums you have. The downside is that it takes up alot of space. I have mine in a cabinet with the end splines showing. Difficult to read for my old eyes, but I think it takes up less floor space.
  6. You can get factory refurbished direct for $319 from Klipsch: https://www.klipsch.com/products/aw-650-outdoor-speaker-custom-klipsch-certified-factory-refurbished Looks like free FedEx shipping included.
  7. I saw that they were not included in Prime days. The Klipsch 350's are really nice, my wife even says so. I am looking at the WIIM Ultra, very good price.
  8. I have two pairs of the Klipsch AW 650’s. I love them. I’ve got them powered by a small Fosi amp, they sound great. Painted them to match my siding. Picked up a second set last fall for$75.
  9. The Polks look great! The sub looks great, too. Maybe this will inspire me to re-veneer my subs.....
  10. Welcome to the Carversite!
  11. Welcome back Harryfan. Thanks for the contribution to the site!
  12. Back in the day, Rick made "pucks" to place under our equipment and called them "Rizers". Some were solid and used to lift the equipment up to allow better airflow, others were filled with sorbothane to help absorb shock under equipment. They came in a couple of thickness' or height. I have many rizers and they are under most of my equipment. They are the silver pucks under my 275's and under the Cinema Grand in the pics.
  13. I still have several sets of risers, love them.
  14. I can't complain, Rick. Just getting older, not wiser!
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