Hello guys,
I am wondering how can I get full range sound to my main speakers without a subwoofer. My front speakers are true full-range speakers and I want to hear them on their own.

Thanks,
Ray

you should be able to set front speakers to large and set subwoofer to none or sub/l+r I don't have a 950 but that's how bass control works on most units I know about.

Lanion is right on target - set the mains to "large" and the mains will get full-range data. Additionally, any surround channels that are set to small will have their low frequency re-directed to the mains and if the sub is set to "off" the LFE channel will also be re-directed to the mains.

Ray275 while I am a big fan of Klipsch I would be reluctant to call RB75's full range. Bookshelf speakers with 8" woofers could really use a sub. Please don't take anything I'm saying as a knock because I have heard those Klipsch's and they are very nice speakers.

heed thee advice.if you've not tampered with the thought of a sub,do so.you'll definitely benefit.
so will your Klipsch.
at late evenings(sometimes) i set my b&w 601s1 to large and they have a very full sound,i would not say 'full range',though.come home from work next day,jam!then it's like,"oh yeah,sub's not on."
turn it on,OH YEAH!

Guys, thanks for the replies. I just wanted to hear the RB75's by themselves. Hmm... What a difference a sub makes!