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The Whole Blessed Enchilada

This package consists of:

• Mains: RM/x pair
• Surrounds: RM-40 pair
• Center: RM-30C
• Rear: QSO Dipole (one or two)
• Subs: Larger with integrated amps (pair)

Your selected upgrades are applied to all speakers (we recommend: FST tweeters, TNT Caps on mains and surrounds, analyst wire on mains, SR-71 on all speakers, upgraded woofers, black piano finish.) We add:

• Obsessive Room Consulting included, free
• Popcorn maker included, free

This is truely the 5.1 Music/Home Theater system of the audiophile gods. It's, well, obscenely, wonderfully excessive. It's glorious. It's not cheap, but we throw in room consulting, and a free popcorn maker.

This array of speakers will rock your world for decades to come.

The price: I bleed VMPS for the sort of discount that only this sort of once in a lifetime, final purchase deserves. I then add 8%, a markup far below what any audio dealer charges on anything.

Unless you decide to keep the purchase a secret — and we defy you to — you'll find that audiophiles will offer to travel for miles to listen to it. And if Brian Cheney, the designer of these speakers, comes to your home, well, we warned you in advance.

Not many people will buy the Whole Enchilada. How many people will have a dedicated room (minimum dimensions of 15x17' suggested, and larger is better) to give this system the room to breathe it deserves? Who is so devoted committed to sonic purity that they would put the RM-40, a speaker that any company would be proud to sell as a flagship speaker, on surround duty?

This system is intended for people to whom music is life, and have the wherewithal to indulge their passion.