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It is very difficult and confusing… but it seems someone has done an excel page already… thanks

Awesome, this kind of helps… this is only updated to 2006…. Do you happen to have a recent update on this one? THANK YOU

I have the same “02-20144” as that site… I just don’t if the consistency of the ferrofluid is ok… it’s not sticky, it just feels as auto oil…. can you post a picture of the feet?

I was wondering how this powered speakers are manufactured. Is the crossover from both speakers separate from the amp board, does the Left speaker have a crossover inside its own cabinet?

They look very similar, but again, do they have the same tweeters and woofers?

Can you please further explain… I couldn’t find any info either…

It is very difficult to find part numbers for woofers and tweeters. And seems impossible to find specs for parts. Size, ohm, watt… etc If there is any, it should become a sticky!!!

I bought both sets (because of your late response) “just kidding”…. 🤣 Once they get to me, I still have to ship them down south, I’ll do a comparison. I can only keep 1 pair. So, if I decide to to stay with the F3ii’s, what mods do you recommend, I’ve been reading about just changing caps, with better quality ones…

I’ll buy the R-28F then. I like the complete cooper cones look! Thanks for the input

So…. I am probably confused… whats better? Rf3 ii (2001) R-28F (2014)

I’ve seen R-28F (2014) under $200. what’s so special about RF5? or why not RF-82F All this model numbers from Klipsch are so confusing. Is there like a comparison chart? which one is better? I see the only difference from RF3 to RF5 is the size and weight of the cabinet… This is what I have… Klipsch order best RF -82 66lbs 98db 150w /600 8” 2009 RF-7 97lbs 100db 250w /1000 8” RF-5 62lbs 98db 150w /600 8” 2002 RF-3 56lbs 98db 150w /600 8” 2002 R28-F 56lbs 98db 150w /600 8” 2014 R26-F 42lbs 97db 100w /400 6.5” 2014 Rp280-F 62lb 98db 150w/600 8” 2015 Rp260-F 50lb 97db 125/500 6.5” 2015

I’ve been following your progress…. But I haven’t been able to find the parts list…. for the RF3 ii crossover upgrade… did you use 5% or 1% precision caps? So I have: (per crossover) Dayton 4.7uF Dayton 12uF Mills 2ohm 12w non inductive Resistor