Mystery

I've had worse and they still worked fine.

They were hanged in a business with big screws on top. One grill missing and one woofer has deep scratch that made the dust cap fall off when I touched. For regular fabric type dust cap, I use Aleene's tacky glue. This one feels metallic. Is it okay to use the same glue or something else? All do work and got them fairly cheap so no complain.

Thanks. So the first one that doesn't say any version is the IV one? It's weird that Klipsch site doesn't mention IV. I also have a pair of Ref IV RB61 that I can't find any info either. From the versions, I guess IV is newer than II right?

Picked up these from local ad today but can't find any info online. I see RB-81 ii but no iv. Thanks for any info and their worth. Here's back of the speakers.

I checked the spider and it looks good. Someone at Klipsch factory dropped a square gasket inside. BTW, there's not much stuffing inside, only a small piece of soft foam. Will adding more stuffing polyfill help reduce the excursion?

Thanks. I'm thinking it may be just too old technology to handle new songs' LFE signals. Looks like there is not enough excursion on the surrounds to move that far in and out. For example, this Indian hip pop song makes it pop even at 10 O'Clock using phone's headphone output to RCA cable input. I used RCA input and then another RCA out to speakers. However, I can play Katy Perry's Dark Horse pretty loud and it starts to slap/pop only going past 3 O'clock. You can see in the video that it plays fine until I increase volume past 3 few times. What do you think?

I got this in a package deal with other speakers untested but was told works fine. For a 10" woofer and 12" passive, this is a huge sub. My RW-10 looks puny in front of this. It does work good in normal listening volume. However, at loud volume with level past 12, when the bass hits hard, it pops. The popping sound is like balloon popping. Is it spider coming loose or bottoming out? I'll see if I can record the sound and upload later.

The RF-7s have better bass than the 8" nano.

I bought used set of Klipsch speakers. It includes RW10 subwoofer, RC10 center and RB61 IV speakers. It was used in a basement movie theater setup. However, I see the center is pretty small compared to the RB61 woofers. I have RC3 center that I got with RF3 set but I sold the RF3 due to space constraints. I tried both centers with RB61 and the RC3 matches and sounds better. Is that good enough or should I get newer center? Another question is about MSRP of these speakers. I can't find the new price anywhere. Thanks

Right at $200 but I already have KG4.5 as home theater fronts so won't be an upgrade.

Maybe. Can't read properly but that's probably what it is. I sold my pair for much cheaper than this pair so will pass on it.

Thanks. Looked bigger than KG4 so wanted to check. I already had few pairs of KG4 so no need.

Eyeing this pair but no info...

I thought driving with ganja is only in colorado and we don't need it to see moose here.

Just in Colorado, $1.1 billion, that's B, ganja were sold last year. 1% of that is enough for my retirement.