jkittleson

Thanks for your help. I traded the KLF-10's back in last night for the RF-3's. The end result was less bass, but nicer mids and highs.

If you set your subwoofer crossover on your receiver to 90 and your subwoofer crossover on your sub to 90, what is the effective crossover rate? Thanx

Well, I finally am a Klipsch addict! Bought a set of KLF-10 speakers for my fronts, RC3II's front channel and a KSW12 Sub. Couple of questions. Which is a better speaker, the KLF10's or the RF-3's? I have heard some comments between both sets, but what can I expect to hear different? Will I loose some bass on the 8's but gain clairity? I am more concerned with an accurate sounding speaker, but still like to rock alot. The KLF10's were on sale from Tweeter for 600 and I can trade them back in on the RF-3's for close to the same price through the Internet. Should I pay the 850 at Tweeter and get the factory warranty? Also, I bought a new Denon 1803 receiver and should I be setting up the center channel as a small or large speaker? I must admit, the speakers do sound amazing, at least compared to my previous systems. But I want to make sure I don't make a mistake by buying the wrong front speakers since this is turning into a fairly large investment. Thanks for your input.