Klipsch RSX-3/RCX-3

[NoPulp]

Does anyone own these? what do you think of them,I have nothing to compare these to,and I'm running these with radio shack 16-gauge wire.I'm in a 12'/10' room and have a gmx 5.1 6.5" sub(for now)with a Denon 2805 hooked up,sounds really good but should I upgrade the wire.Maby lover gauge?

 

[wafflebird]

If it sounds good just enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congrats on your purchase. Klipsch speakers are very efficient. Meaning they will produce high decible levels with low wattage. You typically want to run heavier gauge wire for longer speaker wire run lengths. If your wire is good quality and is properly run, and you are not running it crazy distances, you will not be able to "Hear" any difference if you go down a gauge or two on your wire. I have a Klipsch center channell in my bedroom system (it replaced a kind of crappy Kenwood HTiB center) and I actually love it. It makes the TV much easier to hear at lower levels at night and sounds really great with music and movies. But anyway back to your question, I really would not bother with the wire, especially if it already sounds great. Some people are not crazy about Klipsch, but I will tell you they do make a very well built, great sounding speaker. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[FUHNAHTIK]

I agree, Klipsch is an awesome speaker brand, one of the best in the world to a true audiophile, along with companies like Paradigm and B&W. I prefer their sound, but am also biased due to my upbringing; we're a Klipsch Household down to our computer speakers. Sounds like a nice setup with the Denon Receiver!

 

[Sheep]

Does anyone own these? what do you think of them,I have nothing to compare these to,and I'm running these with radio shack 16-gauge wire.I'm in a 12'/10' room and have a gmx 5.1 6.5" sub(for now)with a Denon 2805 hooked up,sounds really good but should I upgrade the wire.Maby lover gauge?

16 gauge wire is good up to 30 feet. If none of your runs are longer then that, you should be fine.

SheepStar