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RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

Last post 05-19-2008 8:57 AM by Volumizer. 38 replies.
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  • 03-09-2007 8:08 PM In reply to

    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

    JetJockey:
    TNRabbit:
    JetJockey:

    ... However, I just added a 200wpc x5 amp a week ago and the improvement in fidelity and overall sound especially the mids and bass control is staggering.....

     

    Was that a Sunfire amp?

    TNR, hi there. I got the Emotiva MPS1 amp.

    I didn't realized anyone else made a 200x5 amp.  I just got a 400x7 Sunfire Signature amp; it KICKS @$$! 

     Can you say THREAD HIJACK?!?
     

    TNRabbit
    2-channel system includes Carver Amazing Loudspeakers (AL--III), Carver SD/A-360 CD Player, Oppo 981HD DVD/SACD Player, Sunfire Theater Grand-IV processor, Sunfire 400 watt x 7 power amplifier bi-amping the Carver speakers and also running a Klipsch RT-12d sub crossed over at 40 hz & 10 dB down. Sounds INCREDIBLE~

  • 01-08-2008 10:10 PM In reply to

    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

    Hey Arky, Are those 7's still in your BR unused?  If so, do you want to unload them?

     Volumizer.

  • 01-08-2008 11:12 PM In reply to

    • Arky
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    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

     No sorry, gave a deal to a starving college kid.

    JT

    Klipsch '90 Heresy II - '85 Cornwalls - '05 BEC Cornscala II's - '72 Heresy - KC-1's - HT2's - KSB1.1's ; Outlaw 990 pre/pro;Outlaw 7500 amp; Qsc plx 2402 - Sony dvd; SVS 2039pc+; Samsung Plasma; Dish VIP 622; HK 7200
  • 01-09-2008 7:49 AM In reply to

    • mfk
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    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

     Rolo, go with it...although I am a heritage lover, the RF-?3 is a truly spectacular model line, so I would go with the one you enjoy best, it's your Euros you're laying out.  Go with what you like.

    "You're gonna eat lightening and crap thunder..You're gonna be a very dangerous person."

    Mickey Goldstein to Rocky Balboa

    Enough Klipsch products, which only leads to the desire for more.
  • 01-09-2008 8:48 PM In reply to

    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

    TNR, I have a 200w 5 channel made right here in the good ole US and A by a company called B&K. Check them out, awsome equipment.

    FRONTS: BLACK RF-7'S; CENTER: BLACK RC-7; REARS: BLACK RF-3 II'S; SUBWOOFER: BLACK RSW 15

    B&K REF 50 S2 PRE; B&K REF 200.5 S2 AMP; PIONEER ELITE PRO 1000 HD 50" PLASMA; PIONEER ELITE PD-F27 300 CD CHANGER; PIONEER ELITE DV-C36 5 DVD CHANGER; PIONEER ELITE DV-59 AVi SACD/DVD-A PLAYER; ESCIENT E2-40 FIREBALL; PANAMAX M5300-EX POWER CONDITIONER
  • 01-10-2008 12:00 AM In reply to

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    bhenry, awesome.

    Pyrokinetic since 1998
  • 01-10-2008 8:03 AM In reply to

    • dkp
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    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

    I second that.  B&K makes exceptional gear.

    -David

    I'm the most humble person I know.

    Wise man says, "Beware of cat who thinks outside the box."
  • 05-19-2008 6:33 AM In reply to

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    bhenry:

    TNR, I have a 200w 5 channel made right here in the good ole US and A by a company called B&K. Check them out, awsome equipment.

     

     

    Sunfire is made in Snohomish, WA.  Never heard the B&K before... 

    TNRabbit
    2-channel system includes Carver Amazing Loudspeakers (AL--III), Carver SD/A-360 CD Player, Oppo 981HD DVD/SACD Player, Sunfire Theater Grand-IV processor, Sunfire 400 watt x 7 power amplifier bi-amping the Carver speakers and also running a Klipsch RT-12d sub crossed over at 40 hz & 10 dB down. Sounds INCREDIBLE~

  • 05-19-2008 8:57 AM In reply to

    Re: RF-7 , RF-83 or RF-63

    Regarding Sunfire (Cinema Grand) vs RF-83, I learned the hard way that these amps must be properly ventilated or they can overheat and fail.  When I inadvertently left the amplifier on in a closed cabinet overnight, with no signal, it got hot.  Then, when I put a signal through it, I heard some very disturbing sounds emanating from the left RF-83.  Shortly thereafter, billows of acrid grey smoke spewed from the rear vents at the bottom of the speaker (a lot).

    The horn and all three woofers had been fried.  The woofer voice coils had melted to slag, so the cones were frozen solid n their baffles.  Apparently, an outpu transistor for the left side went on the fritz.  Of note, the Klipsch crossover appears unscathed.

     Lowry

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