DanSoloRocker

Hi. I'm local. Will you sell the homemade stands without these speakers?

Sent you a PM @LeeW

SOLD

Hi all. I too have a pair of used RF-7 speakers whose crossovers were modified at my request by DeanG. I am the third owner and am convinced on the newer, fresher highs these speakers now produce. However, I bought them before I realized I had to move sooner than later to much smaller confines. So, if anyone is interested or has never owned the sound of the RF-7 line, now is your chance to behold their power. I hope the pics on my CL ad do them justice as they are on a wheeled platform in storage with no access to A/C power. The feet had been removed for climate controlled storage, but I still have them. The cabinets are cherry wood veneer design and do have some imperfections for their age. I am asking $895 as I am already losing $ on investing on the modifications. But I am definitely open to negotiation since I can offer no demo for where they're located. These are located less than 30 miles east of Dallas, Texas. For some reason I can't get the CL link to paste here. Do search dallas.craigslist.org and type in Pair of Klipsch RF-7 Speakers Thanks for your interest.

Hello, everyone. I can't remember ever offering anything for sale . . . so here goes. I have a pair of assembled crossovers from Bob Crites that are designed for install in any pair of Klipsch Quartet speakers. I've only had them a few months, but I don't think that I can use them as I am selling the speakers with their original crossovers. Any one interested? Please do PM me. I will post photos later today after work. Asking $150 as they are like new and hardly used. Thanks to all looking!

Hi, Paul. How do they compare to the Chorus II's ? Do you still have those? I almost bought a pair of RF-7 III's but I may have to wait.

Just sharing a post on "Offerup" . . . . https://offerup.com/item/detail/478514182/?ref=Search Not mine, of course. Don't have the room.

Not my ad. Posted in the Dallas area on "letgo". https://us.letgo.com/en/i/2-wooden-klipsch-12-with-15-passive-radiator-and-two-horns_31218368-8c4b-41eb-93f7-b45eaa943bc3

Hi. Again, I would be greatly interested, but I guess the drive is too long for me to squeeze within one day. GLWS, may the lucky buyer be nearer.

Hello. I'm definitely interested, but I don't suppose we could meet halfway from Dallas, TX to your location for this deal.

Well, I agree. They do look fantastic!

They must be sold for I can't get any recent responses.

Very nice, sir! Are those the matte black special edition models?

The listing is deleted . . . Maybe someone got lucky!

Here is the link for a pair of RF-7 II's for sale in Plano, Texas. https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/ele/d/klipsch-reference-rf-7ii/6406221414.html I'm not sure if the seller is a member on this forum. It's not me because I am still waiting for the right time to get these or the III's.

Aww . . . had to ask.

R.I.P. Malcolm Young

The question may be stupid, but I had to ask. I have a pair of Crites' crossovers installed in a rugged pair of Forte II's. Could I use them instead in the wonderful pair of Quartets whose crossovers desperately need replacing?

Those are nice! I wish I had the time for that road trip. Pics without the grill and of the posterior sides would be good. Good Luck, BTW.

Hello. My name is Dan and I am in the Dallas area. I am relatively new at this forum. I would like to be a "new" good guy. I started reading this forum over a year ago as well as other forums for advice on audio equipment. In 2014, following a familial tragedy, I decided to return to audio interests like I used to have three decades before in college. I acquired a Marantz 2270 from a long road trip to OK and sold it after a year because I didn't know how to improve it. Boy did I sure miss it. Shortly after getting rid of a Yamaha A-S801, I acquired a totally rebuilt Marantz 4400 locally. Now that is an awesome piece of SS equipment. I also acquired a pair of Forte I's in 2014 and sold them this year because I finally moved up to Forte II's. I have since replaced the crossovers, despite failing to improve the weather worn cabinet veneers from poor previous ownership. They do sound awesome, though. In addition, I couldn't help myself and bought a used Yamaha A-S2100. I recently broke the power switch and use the indented/cracked surface to "flip" it on/off. Now I am torn between buying new RF-7 III's, RF-7 II's or new Forte III's (neither of which I can afford at this time). But before that, I'll be waiting on pins and needles on the final cost of repair for the Yamaha. I apologize for the wordiness.

I believe the RF-7 II's are now on "sale".

I use a Marantz 4400 set at 50wpc to power a pair of Bob Crites crossover-upgraded Forte II's. I still can't decide between the Forte III's or the RF-7 II's for upgrades.

BTW, I decided to go with the RP-160M's as my FRONTS and get an RP-250C for center in the near future.

I still own an AVR-790

I'm sorry, I meant that I replaced an older Denon AVR that was setup with other speakers with the current model X4000 and it seems to be weak in comparison to the previous setup.