Bass lack in RF7 spectrum

[Southern]

On 6/14/2016 at 1:03 AM, astrodany said:

@robert_kc: the listening room is about 7 x 5 meters and I listen to classical music.

 

I am becoming convinced (reading your posts) that something in the setup was not right and that RF7 are able to play bass frequencies even if without sub.

 

Danilo

I have RF-7's home theater setup that I also listen to them in 2 channel mode.  They are more than capable of chest thumping bass in 2 channel mode.  Since there are seperate terminals for the LF and HF in the back of the speaker, I suspect that the jumpers are wired out of phase or the connections are loose.

Ciao

[Southern]

I hate it when I am replying to a 5 year old thread.☹️

[the real Duke Spinner]

On 1/6/2022 at 7:30 PM, Southern said:

I hate it when I am replying to a 5 year old thread.☹️

Still a good topic .. will show up in any Search

[the real Duke Spinner]

On 6/13/2016 at 9:38 PM, Fish said:

I will only add that the rf7 is my favorite Klipsch speaker for pure beauty of sound and loudness. They are incredible in their presentation. I also would never have used them without one, and loved the dual rsw15's I used. I also would agree that the preamp/amp is of critical import, even a good one will not always sound good on 7's. Denon for example 38xx models were very dry and boring, Onkyo cold/sterile, even the great Harman Kardon was not so great. Rotel and Parasound were a few that really made the 7's pound and roar.

 

I now have klf's and although not as great as 7's/rsw15 with top quality gear, they are better with a wide variety of front end and modest subs.

I sold my RF 7 for KLF 30s

I'm happy