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Hi everyone, Don't know if it has been mentioned before,but when I soldered all the LF connections(up to the speakers) in my RF-7's ,the bottom end definitely improved and thus reducing the relatively high amount of high freq's.(Which didn't bother me because I bi-amp them. but it might help someone else) There are some poor connections inside this (and most-I guess) speaker .Connections you wouldn't dare use at the end of your amp-....so why accept them inside your speaker?

Hi Fritz, Good to see that it's a concept already tried out.Thanks for the info. Seems it all comes down to try and listen.At least it does'nt seem to damage anything and that's good to know for a start. At the moment I Bi-amp them with a SET el84 little "Aurexx Crystal One" for the highs(switched it to triode) and a MosFet Labgruppen amp for lows. No nice tube-mids this way,and the gain's don't match ideal; hence the Cayin.... As soon as it's arrived I'll try it out.

Yes, I know that much about it not to shortcircuit the output tranny[] The reason to do this is the impedancedrop to 2.8 ohm on the low side and the 8 ohm rather constantly on the high side. To equal the output, is there an easy way to level-out the higher high-output?(change something in the highpass filter?)

O.K. ,I will, when the amp arrives..... Thanks.

Hi, Since the Rf-7 has the odd impedance-curve I thought; "What happens if you connect the highs to the 8-ohm and the lows to the 4-ohm connection of the same tube-amp."? That will be a Cayin a88 with KT88 tubes in the near future:-) ...played at moderate level. Will this ,for example,damage the output transformers ? Martin