JefDC
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Tweeter was Klipsch 160744 K-137 apparantly discontinued and replaced by : klipsch k-138-160748 (use google to find out more).
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I have a R-26-FA and a RP-160M (bookshelf speaker) - The RP is far superior to the R-26.
And convinced that the same quality difference exist between the R-28F and the RP-280F.
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Differences in 'timbre' between speakers can be heard easily by playing a 'noise' sound - most home theater amplifiers have a noise generator to set /check the speaker levels which can be used for this 'test.
I think timbre matching the Center to the L/R is over-rated.
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Regarding the numbering - it seems to me this is consistent with the older numbering:
RF82 : Reference Floorstander - 8 inch - 2 woofers
RB61 : Reference Bookshelf - 6 inch - 1 woofer
RP504c : Reference Premiere - 5 inch - 4 woofers - Center
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I have a 440c a in room of 12x24x9 and very satisfied with it.
jef
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Check : http://support.klipschgroupinc.com/kb/faq.php?id=79
Link to RP-160M at the bottom of the page.
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You can hear the difference between Cerametalic and IMG clearly.
I have modified my R-26FA's from IMG to Cerametallic after hearing the difference with my R-160M's.
Center channel rp250c vs 440c
in Home Theater
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I think the 440c and the 450c with 4 woofers do have an advantage over the Centers with 2 woofers.
In the 440c and 450c two woofers are used up to 500Hz and 2 other woofers are used for 500Hz till 1500Hz, which reduces Frequency Modulation distortion compared to the 250c which uses two woofers that handle lowest frequency up to 1800Hz.