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Klipsch

Klipsch RF-7 III Floor Standing Speaker (Various Colors)

€2,499.00 EUR

Klipsch RF-7 III Floor Standing Speaker (Various Colors) - Black Ash is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.

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The RF-7 has long been a staple of Klipsch's impressive Reference Series range of loudspeakers. In fact, the previous modification, the RF-7 II, was one of our best-rated tower speakers in recent years.

  • Recommended amplifier power: 250-1000W.
  • Frequency range: 32-25,000 Hz (±3dB).
  • Resistance: 8 Ohms.



An upgrade from a long-time customer favorite

The RF-7 has long been a staple in Klipsch's impressive lineup of Reference Series speakers. In fact, the previous iteration, the RF-7 II, was one of our highest-rated tower speakers in recent years.

The RF-7 III offers a number of improvements over its predecessor, including an all-new 1-3/4" Tractrix® horn-loaded tweeter, two new 10" woofers, new dual rear-firing ports, and an improved crossover network . The RF-7 III even sports a new plinth and magnetic grille, which makes it a cosmetic match with the Klipsch Reference Premiere line.

My listening takeaways

The first track I listened to on these impressive speakers was a live cut of "No Excuses" from Alice in Chains' Unplugged album.

I was immediately struck by how full and realistic the sound stage was. Granted, these are large speakers, but they effortlessly created an accurate sense of what the candle-lit stage sounded like that evening. Mike Inez' bass came through with depth and pluck. Sean Kinney's drum kit was tight and punchy. And Layne Staley's distinctive voice was clear and full of soul. If you enjoy listening to concert recordings, the RF-7 IIIs are an excellent choice for creating the "live show" feel.

Next up was "Ready or Not" from Fugee's The Score . I listened for the complex layering of Lauryn Hill's voice during the intro, along with the impact and presence of Wyclef Jean's powerful voice when he thunders in at about the 30 second mark. From the kickin' drumline to the seriously cool stereo panning that takes place on this track, I was feeling it with the RF-7 IIIs. The 10" woofers cranked out some serious bass too — as a hip-hop enthusiast I really appreciated this.

I hung around our training room for quite a while and auditioned a wide range of bluegrass, rock, and folk tunes. Across the board, the RF-7 IIIs were a joy to listen to.


Dual rear-firing ports add to the RF-7 III's impressive bass performance (shown in natural cherry).

Proudly made in the USA

So what makes the RF-7 III sound so good? Well, part of their sonic excellence is attributed to their impeccable build quality. Each speaker is designed and built in Hope, Arkansas. The back of each RF-7 III even features a plaque that's hand-signed by the speaker's craftsman.

A friendly heads-up — this speaker is huge


SPECIFICATIONS

  • hand-built in Hope, Arkansas
  • frequency response 32-25,000 Hz (±3dB)
  • power handling: up to 250 watts RMS (1,000 watts peak)
  • sensitivity 100 dB
  • impedance: 8 ohms compatible
  • Tractrix® horn with 1-3/4" titanium dome tweeter
  • dual 10" Cerametallic™ woofers
  • bass-reflex (ported) design with dual rear-firing Tractrix ports
  • furniture-grade natural cherry wood veneer
  • dual binding posts for bi-amping or bi-wiring
  • 13-7/8"W x 49"H x 17-7/8"D
  • weight: 97 lbs.
  • warranty: 5 years

    INSTRUCTIONS

    User Manual (EN).

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    The RF-7 has long been a staple of Klipsch's impressive Reference Series range of loudspeakers. In fact, the previous modification, the RF-7 II, was one of our best-rated tower speakers in recent years.

    • Recommended amplifier power: 250-1000W.
    • Frequency range: 32-25,000 Hz (±3dB).
    • Resistance: 8 Ohms.



    An upgrade from a long-time customer favorite

    The RF-7 has long been a staple in Klipsch's impressive lineup of Reference Series speakers. In fact, the previous iteration, the RF-7 II, was one of our highest-rated tower speakers in recent years.

    The RF-7 III offers a number of improvements over its predecessor, including an all-new 1-3/4" Tractrix® horn-loaded tweeter, two new 10" woofers, new dual rear-firing ports, and an improved crossover network . The RF-7 III even sports a new plinth and magnetic grille, which makes it a cosmetic match with the Klipsch Reference Premiere line.

    My listening takeaways

    The first track I listened to on these impressive speakers was a live cut of "No Excuses" from Alice in Chains' Unplugged album.

    I was immediately struck by how full and realistic the sound stage was. Granted, these are large speakers, but they effortlessly created an accurate sense of what the candle-lit stage sounded like that evening. Mike Inez' bass came through with depth and pluck. Sean Kinney's drum kit was tight and punchy. And Layne Staley's distinctive voice was clear and full of soul. If you enjoy listening to concert recordings, the RF-7 IIIs are an excellent choice for creating the "live show" feel.

    Next up was "Ready or Not" from Fugee's The Score . I listened for the complex layering of Lauryn Hill's voice during the intro, along with the impact and presence of Wyclef Jean's powerful voice when he thunders in at about the 30 second mark. From the kickin' drumline to the seriously cool stereo panning that takes place on this track, I was feeling it with the RF-7 IIIs. The 10" woofers cranked out some serious bass too — as a hip-hop enthusiast I really appreciated this.

    I hung around our training room for quite a while and auditioned a wide range of bluegrass, rock, and folk tunes. Across the board, the RF-7 IIIs were a joy to listen to.


    Dual rear-firing ports add to the RF-7 III's impressive bass performance (shown in natural cherry).

    Proudly made in the USA

    So what makes the RF-7 III sound so good? Well, part of their sonic excellence is attributed to their impeccable build quality. Each speaker is designed and built in Hope, Arkansas. The back of each RF-7 III even features a plaque that's hand-signed by the speaker's craftsman.

    A friendly heads-up — this speaker is huge


    SPECIFICATIONS

    • hand-built in Hope, Arkansas
    • frequency response 32-25,000 Hz (±3dB)
    • power handling: up to 250 watts RMS (1,000 watts peak)
    • sensitivity 100 dB
    • impedance: 8 ohms compatible
    • Tractrix® horn with 1-3/4" titanium dome tweeter
    • dual 10" Cerametallic™ woofers
    • bass-reflex (ported) design with dual rear-firing Tractrix ports
    • furniture-grade natural cherry wood veneer
    • dual binding posts for bi-amping or bi-wiring
    • 13-7/8"W x 49"H x 17-7/8"D
    • weight: 97 lbs.
    • warranty: 5 years

      INSTRUCTIONS

      User Manual (EN).