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<blockquote data-quote="frzninvt" data-source="post: 3283357" data-attributes="member: 560602">Those speakers while older will outperform 90% of the crap out there today.&nbsp; Those who think otherwise don&#039;t know jack about Klipsch speakers.The KG .5&#039;s will take more than the rated power as long as it is clean undistorted power.&nbsp; That setup cost quite a bit of money when new.&nbsp; The .5&#039;s have long throw 5.25&quot; woofers and a horn loaded tweeter and are pretty efficient so you won&#039;t need tons of power to get them loud.The Onkyo suggested is a good choice I have some of the older versions the SR 502 and 503 and they perform great and have a ton of features and DSP options for entry level receivers.&nbsp; I got mine for around $150 - $200 shipped from uBid.comThat is a nice speaker array and it will easily outperform any HTIB (Home Theater in a Box)You will be impressed once you get that system setup correctly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="frzninvt, post: 3283357, member: 560602"] Those speakers while older will outperform 90% of the crap out there today. Those who think otherwise don't know jack about Klipsch speakers. The KG .5's will take more than the rated power as long as it is clean undistorted power. That setup cost quite a bit of money when new. The .5's have long throw 5.25" woofers and a horn loaded tweeter and are pretty efficient so you won't need tons of power to get them loud. The Onkyo suggested is a good choice I have some of the older versions the SR 502 and 503 and they perform great and have a ton of features and DSP options for entry level receivers. I got mine for around $150 - $200 shipped from uBid.com That is a nice speaker array and it will easily outperform any HTIB (Home Theater in a Box) You will be impressed once you get that system setup correctly. [/QUOTE]

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