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Difference between R3 series and R3II series??


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Below is quoted text that was posted by Jim G a Klipsch Forum Moderator. It outlines as of August 2001 the changes Klipsch made to the entire RF-3II Series.

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On 8/24/2001 3:21:00 PM JimG wrote:

The RF-3 has been discontinued and we are sold out of them already. It's replacement is called the RF-3 II and starts shipping this week. The changes are that the RF-3 II gets Monster Cable inside, new snap-in port tubes, convoluted foam inside, a logo on the front motorboard, a new grille, new boxes and inner-pack and it goes up $50 in price to $850/pr. It has not been re-voiced but does sound better with the new internal wiring and it certainly looks better with the cosmetic improvements. Plus, the grille won't break when you tip it forward and the port tube won't come loose if you use it as a handle to carry the speaker around (which is how 95% of the people grab it to carry it).

The RB-5 has also been replaced with the RB-5 II. It gets Monster inside, three new finishes (to match the RF-5's et al), new boxes and inner-pack, motorboard logos and also goes up $50 to $850/pr.

RC-3 and RS-3 also are gone - replaced by RC-3 II and RS-3 II. They also get Monster inside and new boxes and inner-pack. They both retain their same MSRP's at $350/ea and $550/pr respectively.

All of these changes have been made to bring these models up-to-date with the newer Reference models.

Jim

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