[Selling KLF 30 Black Satin Pair.]

Shipping could be arranged. It seems all the serious buyers are in Texas or Manitoba etc. lol. Even got a reply from Saudi Arabia.

It will not be cheap though. I would suggest you consider contacting UPS or Fed Ex, who will PACK and ship from Bradenton Fl.

If you like their price, I will get the speakers to their location.

Sorry, but It's not possible for me to get up to the Panhandle anytime soon. If it helps, I could get up to the Citrus Springs, Dunellon area.

[Selling KLF 30 Black Satin Pair.]

Thanks for the informative replies. As these speakers are too much for me, I will not be attempting any repair. They actually sound great even with the rattle, which I never heard while using the speakers, but I can hear it when I tap the side of the cabinet. They are not connected to a system right now, but now that I know about the rattle, I would probably hear it when playing anything with significant bass. So I will sell them as is. Asking $995, negotiable.

[Selling KLF 30 Black Satin Pair.]

I inherited these towers, and they are too much for my living room. I have basic generic information as follows: These speakers are awesome for home theater and all types of music, but especially with rock/modern music (with their 102db sensitivity). Feel free to read the reviews (links below). Their sound speaks for themselves. When Klipsch decided to sell their products in Best Buy's, their quality just dropped. You just can't find speakers like these any more (often referred to as “classic”), with their 2 huge 12" woofers. Minor rattle from one of the midrange horns. Likely attributed to glue issues which is fairly coming for Klipsch speakers of this age. See Klipsch.com for easy repair details. Comparable speakers sell new for over $5000 apiece. Don't miss this great value! Original manuals included.

Bradenton, Florida.
Price: $995/pr
Specifications: 
Type: Floor standing bass Reflex, Two Rear-Firing Ports
Frequency Response: 36 Hz - 20 kHz ± 3 dB
Sensitivity: 102dB/w/m
Impedance: 8 Ohms Nominal
Power Handling: 200 Watts RMS, 800 Watts Peak
Size: 46 1/2" H x 14" W x 17 1/4" D
Weight: 92 Pounds Each
Original MSRP: $1,800/Pair - [Recently similar pair found 'refurbished' on eBay at $1250] These do not need refurbishing!
Color: Satin Black

Reviews: 
1. http://hometheaterhifi.com/volume_7_1/klipsch-klf-30-speakers-3-2000.html
2. "I have owned these speakers for several years and they are the mainstay of my dedicated Home Theater Room. I have found them to be among the best speakers I have ever heard. I have many brands of quality speakers including B&W, Def Techs, and a set of the original Advent speakers. These Klipsch produce quality sounds for both Movies and Music. I would put them up against most any speakers to which I have listened. They are smooth and give excellent performance in all frequency ranges. I listened to both the KLF 30's and KLF 20"s and decided on the 30's. If you get a chance to audition them I can almost predict you will buy them.": http://www.audioreview.com/cat/speakers/floorstanding-speakers/klipsch/klf-30/prd_119937_1594crx.aspx

[KLF-30, Do they all have glue issues?]

On 6/13/2018 at 5:36 PM, malmstump said:

no ,not all of them brother. look on the back  0f your  speaker terminals are gold colors without plastic then they are  built in 1997 which is the year they had issues with .

also you have to listen to them and turn up the bass ,if they rattle it is ok easy fix that just means you can get a better deal from the guy selling them .

regardless of the condition buy them and i can guide thru step by step fix as i did this to 2 pair of klf 20 s and 30 s 

all the best klipsch brother and if you don't like em i can always buy them off you 

One of my KLF 30 Black Satins produces a rattle from the midrange horn when the box is pounded gently on the side. Is this something a novice might be able to repair? If not, do you want another pair of 30's?