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Hello all;

The is for a bedroom system and space is a PRIME factor. These will fit but I will be driving the speakers I get with a 1962 ALTEC Astro Reciever, (it puts out a little over twenty watts a side) so I will need somethng fairly efficient.

I can't find any specs. on these EPOS speakers

Thanks

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Here are the specs on these.......... Won't it take a really efficient
receiver/or amp to run speakers a 4 Ohms.? I hope you enjoy them. If I may- a pair of RF35's
would take up the same amount of space, and cost less.........(i.e. 700 vs 800 (usually found for (600)...........Just an Idea.

Technical Specification RF 35

FREQUENCY RESPONSE:
37Hz-20kHz ±3dB

POWER HANDLING:
125 w max continuous (500 w peak)

SENSITIVITY:
98dB @ 2.83 volts/1 meter

NOMINAL IMPEDANCE:
8 ohms compatible

CROSSOVER FREQUENCY:
2600Hz

TWEETER:
K-137 1" (2.54cm) Titanium dome compression driver

HIGH FREQUENCY HORN:
6" square 90°x60° Tractrix® Horn

WOOFER:
Two K-1122-OB 8" (20.32cm) Cerametallic® cone / cast polymer frame

ENCLOSURE MATERIAL:
MDF

ENCLOSURE TYPE:
Bass reflex via rear-firing port

INPUT CONNECTIONS:
2 sets of binding post speaker terminals (connected via brass strap jumpers)

DIMENSIONS:
40.9" (103.9cm) x 9.25" (23.5cm) x 14.8" (37.6cm)
Power Handling 200 Watts Max EPOS 303
Frequency Response 48Hz - 20kHz
Impedance 4 Ohms Nominal
Sensitivity 87dB/1 watt/1 metre
Amplifier Compatibility 50 - 200 Watt
Configuration 2 1/2 Way
Finish vinyl wrap
Weight 10kg
Size W x H x D (mm)
850 x 175 x 195
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Thanks for both the specs on EPOS as well as the RF35 kilpsch. I'll admit I hadn't thought ab out the RF35 out of ignorance. I didn't even think Klipsch made anything that would fit my application.

here in Portland, Oregon a place called Echo audio sells EPOS and you can pick up a pair of the 303's for $595.00. I have bought a fair amount of gear from Kirt, (at Echo) and thinking about the EPOS. I don't however think they will be effecient enough for my application.

Regards,

Bill

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