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Im starting to lose faith here. I have got a GREAT deal on those RF7ii. I need confidence that I can make them sound "good-not shrill", or else I have to return them within the return policy. Is it certain that I can tame those high levels with a good receiver? Jonas

Room is 3,5*3,5 meter - carpet floor- with a "half" open side wall to the kitchen. I have approx 2,5 meter to the ceiling. So quite a small room for those speaker - i know. I found the problem to be very noticable with vocals especially words containing the letter S are very sharp at high levels. Tonign down the 2k by 3-5 db helps a little but its still sharp at high volume.

I am using my computer as a source. Im am using Spdif cable from the Pc to the amplifier. Will it help if I buy a surround receiver and use as a pre amp and my stereo as power amp. I have no way of changing the sound/frequency on my stereo amplifier. All settings must be done in my soundcard "settings" atm.

I do not use any kind of room treatment. Should i try to connect a surround receiver? I cant change/adjust any settings in my stereo amplifier. I can however adjust "as show in the picture above" in my soundcard settings. Jonas

Thanks looking forward to your pic. I can make tweaks in my soundcard interface perhaps that will help a bit.

The Amplifier is a stereo amplifier rated 2*150 8ohm. Not much tuning can be made in this stereo amplifier. Its is not possible to set the size orf the speakers. There is 3EQ setting. I have tried all 3 after using the supplied microphone - didnt like any of the settings so I am running in DSP mode.

Just bought a pair of Klipsch RF-7ii. Love the look. But when i crank up the volume I feel like my ears are "bleeding." The speaker is very "bright" Will it get better in time, or is this just the Klipsch horns? If so what can I do to reduce the brightness? Im using the speakers in a small room. 4x4 meters with an open side - kitchen wall. Amplifier: harman Kardon HK 990 Old speakers . KEF Q900 Sincerely Jonas

Waht about using foam plugs. Can it be done, and will it work? Jonas

Hello Klipsch Community Dont know if this goes here or in Architectural section. I am going to buy either the RF82ii or Rf7ii. My question is, will these be to big for my room. My room is 340cm/133" long and 370cm/133" wide with an open side wall. They will be placed around 6,5" out from the walls with air to the sides. How will these speaker do in my room. Do they tend to be boomy. and can I use foam plugs to reduce-improve tuning? Sincerely Jonas