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I'm hoping someone can help with figuring how to do crossover network upgrades to the RF-7 III, RC-64 III, and RP-502S? Does anyone have crossover schematics for any of these?

Anyone have schematics for the RF-7 III towers, RC-64 III center, and the RP-250S surrounds?

These are all mine!

I am very interested! Shoot me a Pm.

Are there schematics for the rp-280f towers, rp-450c center channel, and rp-502s surrounds?

Oh awesome, thanks! That is some nice internal bracing. I'm guessing those cabinets are very inert. Looks to be better bracing than the RF-7 II

Which I definitely do. I completely upgraded every part of the crossovers in my Klipsch RF-3 II system, the difference is absolutely night and day. Rebuilding crossovers with better parts, from somewhere like Parts Express, really makes a huge difference. The improvement I noticed with the RF-3 II's cannot be overstated, crossover component quality really matters. That's actually my only issue with Klipsch speakers, well, I'd also like a little better internal bracing.

I can't find that thread, can you link me to it?

I'd still really like to see the actual RF-7 III crossovers. I'd also love to see the internal bracing and bifurcated chambers. I intend to buy RF-7 III's, the RC-64 III, and matching surrounds. I'd love to have someone like you do the crossover upgrades on all of them. Any chance you could do this, or know someone who could?

Anyone know if there are any crossover network images available yet for the RF-7 III or the RC-64 III?

Where are people finding these for so cheap?

I'm also looking for a cheap pair, I don't mind scuffs and dings at all. Anyone where I can find a pair, as well?

I'd consider adding extra internal bracing, I did that to my RF-3 mk2 towers and they definitely are much more inert and sound better. I also did damping on the driver motors and baskets.

I definitely learned something new with this comment, I didn't know that, I always thought more was better with internal bracing. Thank you for the highly informative post.

I really don't understand why on Earth we shouldn't be allowed to see the inside of their speakers...? The internals absolutely have a huge impact on performance and help me determine what I buy. I will never ever understand why in the heck i get criticized on this forum for asking this.... WTF? Seriously, no one would complain about "too much bracing" - great internal bracing with lots of it is always a good thing, as are nice beefy cross over networks with quality caps and resistors.