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Wow the fix was so obvious it escaped me - I rotated the passives. I don't see (or hear) any problems with the woofers... so I didn't rotate them. Perhaps I should? thanks! Dave

Hello All, A while back I bought a a pair of Chorus II's and sold my Chorus I's because I prefered the sound of the II's vs. the I's in my setup. I noticed sometime afterward that one of the passive radiators in the Chorus II seems to be sagging or tilting somewhat upward. That is, the bottom of the cone is pressing out slightly and the top is more inward. By comparison, the other speaker's radiator is perfectly level, the way I would expect it to look. I don't hear any strange buzzes or rattles coming from it, but I am wondering if I should be concerned, and if so what can I do about it? Thanks, Dave

Thanks for the info on the RF-7's It turns out the seller never got back to me so perhaps they were already sold, but they were asking $1800 which from what I have seen elsewhere seems a bit high for a used pair of original 7's. thanks again, Dave

I was going to ask something similar - there's a pair of RF7's for sale locally but I think they are the original versions. Was the RF7-II a significant improvement over the original (or Classic) ? Should I just save my nickels and dimes for a brand new pair? What is the most you would pay for a well-taken-care-of pair of Original RF-7's? thanks, Dave