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How would older Reference Speakers Match to the New Reference Line?


Tim_in_NC

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Hi Guys ...



I haven't posted here in a while but I've been thinking of adding to one of my current setups ... Here's my thoughts ...



Here's what's currently in my Main Theater Room:



Klipsch RC-3 (Center), RP-5's (Main R/L), RF-3 (Rear R/L), RS-3 (Rear
Fill R/L), and a Velodyne DLS-5000R ... all powered by an Harman Kardon
AVR 7300



I'm considering upgrading my RC-3 to an RC-7 and then I'd like to take
the RP-5's and relocated them to another room (for those that might not
know, these consist of one 1" horn tweeter and then one 8" mid as well
as a Powered 12" woofer).



To replace the RP-5's in this setup, I'd love to replace with either
the RF-5 or RF-7 speakers but I've been having some issues finding a
good set ...



I've thought of just replacing them with a new set of RF-82's ... but
... If I mixed this newer Klipsch reference product with my older line,
would there be any matching issues? OR ... would this RF-82 be a fine
match for my current, older reference speaker setup?


Thanks in advance!

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It would be best to keep within the same series if possible to maintain timbre matching at least for the front three speakers. The rears aren't as critical. Here are a pair of RF-7's for $1100 which is a fair price for them. Usually see them for around $1200. RF-7's with the RC-7 is a sweet setup.

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