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Was thinking about getting one of these pairs to replace (or use in addition to) a pair of Klipsch RB41 II's, and was just wondering if anyone here has these and can comment your thoughts. Am using RF-62 II's as fronts. Thanks.

Sorry, every time I said "amp" in that post I meant "receiver." Don't think it makes a difference with what we're talking about but wanted to clarify just in case.

Thanks for the replies. In response to the issue about actually protecting against surges, that isn't something I had previously thought of at all, but now that you mention it it seems important. Though I can't even recall the last time I ever had a surge that damaged anything and I've lived in this house for 15+ years so maybe we just don't get them? The only reason I daisy chained them was because I wanted to keep the main one with everything else plugged into it hidden behind the TV, and then the one with only the amp closer to the front, so it's easier to reset it occasionally when needed (sometimes when the power goes out, the power to the amp gets messed up somehow and it has to be unplugged and plugged back in, so instead I just connected it to a new surge protector with an on/off switch so I wouldn't have to pull it out). I'm not really familiar with power at all, so I apologize if anything I've asked should have been obvious. Here's a little diagram:

Anybody know?

Hi everyone, I was just wondering if daisy chaining surge protectors will decrease audio quality in my home theater system at all, or if this is completely irrelevant? I previously had both front speakers + center speaker + amp plugged into a single surge protector which was plugged into the outlet. However today I was trying to make things easier to access so I ended up moving the amp to a second surge protector which is plugged into the first surge protector (with the fronts + center plugged into it) which is then plugged into the outlet. I feel like the sound quality is a little lower now but I'm also not sure if it's just my OCD making me crazy.