Flyfshr Posted December 30, 2009 Share Posted December 30, 2009 What is the difference between the rf-52 and f-1? I have found both at good prices and dont know which to choose. I was going to use the f-1's as my fronts but came accross the rf-52's. Would their be a problem Using the f-1' for the fronts and a rc-52 for my center? I was told to spend more on a center if I was wanting to put extra money into something. I was looking at using the f-1's for the rears also because my cost for rears and say a stand to put them on would be close to the same as using the f-1's. What problem do you run into using speakers from different series but still in the Klipsch line? Thanks in advance, Dave Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thaddeus Smith Posted December 30, 2009 Share Posted December 30, 2009 For the L-C-R speakers ..timbre matching is VERY important in order to get accurately blended sound. If you've decided on the RC-52 for your center, then you will want to go with the RF-52's as your mains. There are inherent differences between the synergy (F-1) and reference (RF-52) lines, though I'm not sure what they all are. The surrounds are less important from a matching perspective and you could very easily get away with using the F-1's in this role. do you have a sub? if not, i would strongly suggest saving the cash from the F-1's and buy a used RW-12 or RW-10 (or the newer RW-12d/RW-10d variants). Ultimately it boils down to what sounds best to your ears. cheers, and welcome to the forum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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