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  1. So, I must be the only one, but I'm confused on how many speakers there are in a single purchase. For example, the RP-280F floor-standing speakers (on Amazon) has an option to purchase as a pair... so does that mean that if you purchase from Klipsch directly, you will get 2 floor-standing speaker inside the package instead of 1? I'm also guessing the pair option on Amazon means that you will be getting 4 inside? I thought a pair was two speakers that go together, maybe Amazon is just really weird at wording it.
  2. A very basic question here but one that I think would be immensely help to understand. One speaker has say 1 8" driver and a tweeter. Another has 2, 3 or 4 8" drivers and a tweeter. Why? When you decide what to purchase for a particular purpose, how do you decide what size drivers to purchase. An example say is the Klipsch RP series....you can get the 250, 260 or 280 series. How and why would you choose between them? Yes it's a newbie question. Thanks in advance for any information shared. Respectfully, RK
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