JGordon

I picked up a klf-c7 with the hopes of finding some KLF-30 or 20's, but there are none to be had locally. My c7 plays great but there is some cosmetic damage. I want to work a trade out for a reference center after finding some rf-3's on the local used market. I am located in the savannah area. I can post picks if anyone is interested.

I am interested and live in the savannah area. Do you have any pictures?

That things sounds interesting. Do you know if it will convert PAL to NTSC?

Congrats on a nice system. The crossover is the point that the receiver begins to roll off the low frequencies from your speakers and redirects them to your subwoofer. Since you dont have a sub yet( at least until tommorror), you should set all your speakers to large and not worry about your crossover. I am not sure how your receiver works, but if you dont have a subwoofer the crossover probably redirects low freqs from your small speakers to the large. Once you get your subwoofer, I would probably set all the speakers to small and cross them over at 80hz. Good luck.

There is also a KLF-C7 listed on audiogone. Its in the same ad as the klf-20's. If you decide to sell your rb35's, I will be interested. I am planning on setting up a stereo config in the bedroom.

Thanks for replies. I will keep my eyes open for some klf-20's or 30's, but they seem to be very scarce. If anyone knows of some for sale, let me know. I would like to listen to a pair in action, but this seems unlikely.

I recently picked up a klf-c7 and am now looking to purchase a pair of klf-10s or klf-20s. I have heard the klf-10's in action and liked them. How do the klf-20 compare? Or could heritage speakers also be an option. I have heard some old heresy II and was impressed, but I have not heard them with the klf-c7. Please advise. Location: Savannah, GA