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I was not talking about drilling holes in the centres. I sold one, the other one i will keep, for movies etc

I have the 63 knows as mentioned. What will happen to the sound if i fill the 3 holes in the back and drill new ones in the front of the speaker? Will i **** them up? I have them situated 2 mtrs or 7 feet from a wall.

No I still have the RC-7's, and also the subs, they are for sale, but unlikely to ship them to the US, I'm from Europe.

I bought the RF-63's. Still getting used to the sound. Think I have some issue's with my receiver, they dont blow as they should. Receiver: Marantz SR4400 Any suggestions for a replacement receiver? Budget € 500,= I was thinking of: ONKYO TX-NR636

They sound good, don't get me mistaken. An option I have is to buy a pair of RF-83's, I'm gonna listen to them tomorrow. The characteristics I'm looking for is a well balanced overall, eg if you listen to an orchestra you should hear all instruments in there full spectrum, the highs from the violins to the lows of the hobo or contra bass. == edit, Yes I run two subs for the support two RW-8's, much lower volume than the RC-7's. The reason why I choose the Klipsch is the right in your face live experience they have.

Thanks for the tips. I already put them on speaker stands, however, and indeed I would like to build them like the RF-5, the speakers miss some high and mid. I tried several things, and no matter how I trie, the low is not extremely low, the mid sounds weaker and the high also sounds less strong. i know they are centres and for that purpose they are really good. Bright voices, good positioned. So yes indeed I'm looking for a new crossover module and cabinet layout.

I own a pair of RC-7 centre speakers, now I want to use the drivers and horn to build normal floorstanders. I've checked the specs and I'm confused, the horns where used in some models and also the subs where used in some models, but never combined in one floorstander. Does anybody have an idea how to get this fixed, what kind of housing and what kind of crossovers should I use?