Hello
I recently bought the Klipsch Reference Home Theater Set, which was also on sale. I am now thinking of buying this set (Klipsch Reference Home Theater Set Advanced) and expanding the other 5.1 set with this to a 9.2. For this I would use the 2 "weaker" floorstanding speakers (R-620F) in the 9.2 set-up as SL+SR, the 2xR-820F as FL+FR, the 4xR-51M as FHL+FHR+SHL+SHR, the R-120SW and R-100SW as SW and the 2xR-52C either in parallel as C or only 1xR-52C as C and use the second one for something else.
What do you think about this idea?
The whole system will then be used mainly for home cinema in a room 8m*5.5m.
The reciever is a Denon AVR-X4500H 9.2.
Thanks for the help!

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Hello
I recently bought the Klipsch Reference Home Theater Set, which was also on sale. I am now thinking of buying this set (Klipsch Reference Home Theater Set Advanced) and expanding the other 5.1 set with this to a 9.2. For this I would use the 2 "weaker" floorstanding speakers (R-620F) in the 9.2 set-up as SL+SR, the 2xR-820F as FL+FR, the 4xR-51M as FHL+FHR+SHL+SHR, the R-120SW and R-100SW as SW and the 2xR-52C either in parallel as C or only 1xR-52C as C and use the second one for something else.
What do you think about this idea?
The whole system will then be used mainly for home cinema in a room 8m*5.5m.
The reciever is a Denon AVR-X4500H 9.2.
Thanks for the help!

Accepted Answer

Hello sounds very interesting so I have the normal 5.1 system with the large R 820 F and the large subwoofer R 120 SW and I am thrilled with the performance I would say for a normal mortal more than enough but of course you can always buy more but whether you really need it? And what do the neighbours think? But as I said, you can always buy more that everyone has to decide for themselves! In any case, with Klipsch you are on the right track as far as sound performance and quality are concerned!
Greetings 
Dani

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