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@whatever55 are you interested? Honestly the only reason I am selling is because my wife hates the size of the speakers in the bedroom. I have Khorns downstairs so she wins on this one

Yes they are but they are still in the same family

Beautiful condition. I love the way they sound, but I just don't have room for these at the moment. Box and all accessories included. Local pickup in Southbury, CT preferred. SOLD

Black Klipsch Academy. Works great. SOLD

@Biscuit the academy is the timbre matched center for the forte and chorus

If you don't want to go through making one yourself I have an Academy in black that will be a match for you.

So i have come across a great deal on a pair of CF-2s. Would it be worth it to use one as a center for my CF-4s? I currently have the matching KV-4. Ideally, I would like to place a CF-4 in the middle. If anyone out there has a single CF-4 version 1 they want to part with, let me know.

You made the right decision @Youthman

These are great speakers. I can't believe they haven't sold yet! If I was in the market I would definitely buy them. Good luck with your sale!

Well one is in a corner and the other one has a ways to go to the corner. I have switched the speakers and now there is only a 2DB difference. I also put new jumpers on and tightened down the connections on the horn. I am going to attribute the 2DB to the room and seating position.

No. This is a solid state Pioneer Elite receiver

That was an ad from 2013

So after I switched the inputs on the amp and tried it, I then went and switched the wires on the speaker end. This way the correct channels would be playing. At this point the problem was back, so I can rule out the speaker wire.

So last night i switched the wire at the amp and it equalized the speakers. My only thought is that the speakers are off by a little bit and so are the channels on the amp so combining the two only made the problem worse. This evening I am going to physically switch the left and right speaker. If this solves the issue I will be happy.

@Kenny Lim Where are you located?

My left channel needed to be adjusted on my receiver to be 4.5DB higher than my right. Could the horns be that sensitive? It isn't the room placement, because when I walked up to the speakers one was clearly quieter than the other until I adjusted them. I thought I was going deaf in my left ear. Could there be something going on with my crossover? I still need to switch left and right speakers to see if its an amp issue. Thanks!

I am going to bring this topic back to life. Having owned all 3 of the speakers I rank them in this order. 1. Khorn (still own) Hands down my favorite for 2 channel music. No other speaker comes close in my opinion to the wide open sound. 2. CF-4 V1 (still own) The CF-4s just get everything right for home theater and image like no other. 3. RF-7II (Sold) These were too bright to my ears. My ears would always be bothering me after a good movie. For fun I will throw a few others into the ranking that I have also owned. 1. Khorn 2. Palladium P-37 3. CF-4 4. La Scala II 5. Forte 6. Chorus 7. La Scala 8. RF-7II 9. CF-3 V1 10. The Sixes 11. KG 4.2

I'll take the 2 star treks, ripd, horrible bosses,avatar and need for speed. I'll send you a pm

They are also listed on these forums

I have heard both the Cornscala and the Model 19s. Skip the Cornscala and go with the Altec. The model A7 that moray mentioned is similar but not the same animal. Even though it has the same horn it does not have the same crossover or drivers. I looked at buying a pair of A7s for the home and GPA told me flat out not to because that is not what they were ever designed for and that I should get the 19s.

Here is a shot of the KV4 with the CF4s

I think the problem is "No dings, dents, or scratches" Real Klipsch owners prefer a water ring of some sort on the top of their speakers.

OK, does anyone have any helpful responses... :-)

Where can i pick up jumpers and caps for the spiked feet for my epic CF-4s?

The KV4 is the ideal center for the CF4s