DJ Damn

Hi, I am a Klipsch fan for over 30 years. I had bought my first t 5000's in 1990's. I also had the t theater center speaker. As I had bought audio video furniture the center speaker was too big to fit inside the enclosure. I had to buy the smaller center speaker from Klipsch called the R 25c. I was thinking that it is smaller and less dynamic than the bigger rear ported T Theater....I was wrong. This small speaker had mids and highs that were beautiful. I decided to sell my T5000s for the Klipsch rp 280f too match the dynamics in movies. As I turned on the system and listened at a flat response the highs and mids are dominate but not in a negative way. The Klipsch rp 280f are detailed maybe too much. The warmth from the t 5000's I am missing. I am writting this only 2 hours since I bought them. I know they must be broken in but anyone who has the T5000's think twice before you sell them. The workmanship is not even close to the rp 280f's but the t5000's have a roundness in the spectrum. My wife enjoys the new speakers so do I but the t5000's had that sense of fresh air which is hard to put in words. I will let the music play on my new 280f's for the next days. I know it must be broken in. My amp is a old school Soundcraftsmen ProPower Four which I love. I am thinking about upgrading to a AMC tube amp.