Quad simply said.. the klf 20 s are my favorite of all the 50 or so klipsch speakers ive had..i just love the legends theyre with me for life...

ya sounds confusing to me ...the serial numbers u have look like 94...call klipsch parts dept...i beleive they can bring up all the info with the serial numbers..let us know

Tim, if you can buy a set of klf 20's for $400 bucks thats a great deal for some awesome speakers.. Ive had several upon several klipsch speakers incuding the kg 5.5's. I take the legend 3 way over most all other models....

Wuzzer ive had both and listened to them in detail..The RF 25 s have a smaller sound stage and a much tighter bass than the RF 3 s. Id go with the RF 3 IIs. if your getting a good deal its a no brainer. also the RF 3 IIs have a great midrange sound..i loved mine...look at audioreview.com..they have more reviews on those RF 3s than any other klipsch speaker ever made..Klipsch put them together very well

if they have 3 inch port tubes they cannot be version 1's made in94...unless somoene swapped tubes..which is unlikely.. I bet they are version 2's.. how does the low end sound to u ?

The klfs are great rock n roll speakers with an excellent kick drum effect to die for..the RF 3 s have a beautiful midrange sound and more refined on the bottom end. Its a toss up but i think i prefer the dual 10s over the 8s. either way you wont go wrong though

Soundbound, nice Khorns ! heres some of my stuff

Tre ,.,,the RS 35 s and the RC 35 come up on the market from time to time..just keep watching craigslist and ebay..they are a very popular line of speakers in there day.

Quad i ddint have time to read all of your post..sorry... but beleive me the RF 3 s have plenty of bass extention..they can pound. Make sure your speaker placement is proper.. a few feet in front of a wall..And makse sure you have a descent amp. i have a denon 3805 and they rocked like hell man...

Nothing can put out bass like these speakers...jaw chattering,,,,,, seriously....its just the highs are a bit colored and when compared to todays high frequency horns, they sound dull,,dont have the clearity...but at very high volumes vocals and highs dont get harsh with these epics