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Hello! I'm looking for RF-7 II crossover schema. I've found here the attached schema, but it doesn't match with the components that I've seen: Tweeter: L1 = 1.5 mH, L2 = 0.65 mH, L3 = ??; R = 39 Ohm (x2); C = 5.6 uF, C2 = ??, C3 = ?? Woofers: L1 = 0.75 mH; C = 18 uF; R = 1 Ohm. Anyone has the schema? Regards, Danilo

No, but a lot of loudspeakers around. Danilo

Today I've heard the RF7 in another show room ( about 6 x 7 meters ) with the loudspeakers at about 2 meters from back and side. Power amps: two McIntosh mono ( 300W ). The RF7 sound seems to me balanced with solo piano but unbalanced (toward high frequencies) with orchestral music. Bye, Danilo

@robert_kc: the listening room is about 7 x 5 meters and I listen to classical music. I am becoming convinced (reading your posts) that something in the setup was not right and that RF7 are able to play bass frequencies even if without sub. Danilo

It seems that I have opened a debate !

@Deang: a part of HT setup? So, they are now built for 2 channel music? Danilo

@Tasdom: crossover settings? Is it possible to set the RF7 crossover? @Fish: the RF7 where about 2 feet from rear and 2 feet from side. I'm sorry to hear that, with 25 cm woofer, they need a sub !! Danilo

Maybe because the RF7 are newborn? Danilo

Hello!! This is the first post from Danilo (Italy, Rome). Some time ago I heard for the first time the Heresy III and I'd fallen in love with the Klipsch sound. I have a preamp valves and an hybrid power amp (40W). After reading many good reviews, this afternoon I have listened to RF-7 with a Mcintosh 75W power amp (the show room's one). I could not believe my ears !!! The lower part of the spectrum was very weak... almost non-existent in comparison with the high and medium-high. The speakers have zero hours of life and were in a room 3 x 4 meters far about half a meter from the walls . It seems incredible to me... what do you think ? Thank you!! Danilo