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I tried running small, but the 80hz crossover on the denon 3801 wasn't nice AT ALL. It was very abrupt and unpleasant. Therefore I have my front speakers set to large and my sub crossed over at about 50hz. The front speakers are still producing the LFE (RF3's) and the paradigm servo 15 is providing backup from 50hz and below. When I run a frequency sweep the crossover is smoooooooooooooooooooooooooth. I just couldn't get any sort of blending worth talking about when using the small setting.

I remember seeing a really nice picture of them ages ago and haven't seen anything about them for quite a while. Aaron

I already own a paradigm servo 15 subwoofer.

Would getting KLF 30s be considered an upgrade to my RF3s? I feel like I need more slam. Thanks Aaron

Is there any parts on these speakers that would be highly suceptible to rusting such as a metal basket etc. This would only be exposed to fresh water, not salt water. Thanks Aaron

I understand that both of these subs are in the same price range of around $1500 US. I am debating whether or not to get the Servo 15 or perhaps wait until the RSW is released. One benefit of the RSW is that it has the copper driver which would match the rest of my Klipsch reference speakers. What comparisons could be made between the Servo 15 and the RSW 15? Aaron

I was told that Klipsch contracted out production of the KSW subs in Canada and that the driver wasn't even a Klipsch driver. He said that this is the reason that the KSW subs aren't up to the same high quality standards as the rest of the Klipsch equipment. Can anyone verify this at true? I think it may true as the seller was both a Velodyne and a Klipsch dealer. Aaron