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  1. II'm looking forward to your review in the meanwhile I've been skimming around and haven't been able to find much on my question hopefully you can help. I just bought the RP280F and I love them I do however feel like id like to take the next step and have a 2.0 system for music listening I heard the B&W CM9 S2 and was amazed at its high and midrange performance this prompted me to take the next step. Would you say that the step up from the RP280F to the RF7ll in terms of cost to performance ratio isn't worth the jump or is? I know the B&W are 4grand a pair but I've seen reviews stating that the RF7s can compete with it. What are your thoughts? Thanks
  2. Hello I'm new to this forum bit I would like to add my experience and hopefully help anyone who might need it. I'd say for the RP280F you really want to give it a minimum of 10 true wpc. I've heard them hooed up to 80 watts 110 watts and 200watts. Many ppl say that they are efficient and thus you don't need alot of power. In theory this is true however 100 is the minimum anything less an you will start to miss out on what this tower can really do. At 100 and above you will be able to get the cabinet to fill up with air and allow the cabinet to really do what it can which is to replicate beautiful lows that have an impressive resonance to them. It addsa sophisticated level of dynamic depth. Midrange will also sound much fuller and responsive. At 80wpc you don't really get these nice details. I'm using a Yamaha RX-A1050 and got it for 880 shipped brand new. I heard them hooked up to a xpa5 and the sound was complete. On myYamaha it's as solid as you can get for 110wpc but the midrange doesn't have as strong presence and articulation as it did when I heard them at my father's with the XPA5. I specifically chose theYamaha due to its preouts so in the near future I'll be bumping up the POWER hope this helps
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