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Bryan

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  1. Im interested if you can get me a price shipped to 29544
  2. Im interested in the rc3. Would you ship it?
  3. If thats your budget per speaker then you really do need to look at the diy stuff
  4. Also prewire for any speakers you could want in the future (atmos). Trust me you will go that way sooner than you think. If you have the room and funds try to set up for a full size center. I love klipsch to but if i could do anything diffrent i would go with diy sound group 1099 or 1299 for theater.
  5. Id by them if i could get somone to pick them up and hold onto them tull i could come get them
  6. I messaged and they said its a pair
  7. Plus he has an rc-7 for sale to rf-3 use a smaller horn that has a diffrent bolt arrangement
  8. The pictures are of rf-7 the tweeter gives it away only the 1.75 has the screen
  9. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F323688160301 appears to be anyway. Its not my listing i just figured it mite be a good deal for someone in that area
  10. What would they cost to ship to 29544. I really only need just the parts not the cabinets
  11. Im going to pick up a pair of rf-7s this weekend and can give you a response once i have them in hand
  12. Any interest in some me and a friend of mine are makeing some for some of the older klipsch refrence line that had breaking problems. They will be cnc mdf with black fabric. rc-7,rb-5, and such
  13. Yea i redid the cabs and rewired them. They work quite well. They dig to around 17hz and up to at least 120+. And dont require as much power as i have on tap to feed them
  14. Im onterested im rite out of myrtle beach sc ill send you a pm
  15. For 600 you could get an outlaw 5000 and save the rest for upgrades later
  16. Just make sure none of the wires that are touching the transformer are frayed
  17. The ground i would think goes under one of the screw holes when you put the plate back in the box or the bolt rite behind it in the picture so that the transformer has a ground since its on rubber isolaters. The rubber isolaters you can get off of mcmastercar. Just measure there length and bolt size.
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