JefDC

Hello, If you can't find any it's possible to make your own. See pictures for the ones I made for my RF-35's:

Why don't you re-use some of those small wedges ? That should be possible and you retain 'some' form of authenticity - albeit only a little bit.

I'm confused, is the book 'Sold Out' or is this a re-print ? Is it possible to order ? Best regards ... Jef

Thanks for the suggestion !

Thanks for the reply. The cones need a thorough cleaning, I will be careful with the dust cap

Hello, I'm planning to clean my RF-3's. For the woofer frame, the cone, the surround I see no problem but the dustcap worries me. Is the dustcap made from paper and will it absorb water or is it impregnated ? Best regards Jef

True, but there are alternative's that are also stable and upright.

Removed, forgot quote

It is also 'interesting ' to note that in the advertisement pictures Klipsch visually removes the slant and make them look standing straight.

No it's the plinth.

I don't like the slant.

I don't own RF7-III (yet) but would like to know whether it is possible to remove them.

Yes the base, in the Klipsch specs is called plinth

Hello, Can the plint of the RF7-III be removed or is it glued ? Best regards ... Jef