
Klipsch RF-7 III Floorstanding Loudspeaker
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The RF-7 III is Klipsch's flagship two-way floorstander, built in Hope, Arkansas. A 1.75-inch titanium compression driver on a 90° x 90° Tractrix horn sits above two spun-copper Cerametallic woofers in a bass-reflex cabinet. Its very high sensitivity lets modest amplifiers drive it to loud levels, and the horn gives the lively, dynamic Klipsch sound. It suits buyers with a large room and a taste for that horn character; rivals at this level tend to be more neutral but need far more power.
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Lowest price we've seen: $2,449.00 on Nov 12 at Walmart. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 12.
Owners praise the RF-7 III for its effortless dynamics, high efficiency and build quality. Many say it plays loud with little power and sounds exciting for movies and rock. Some listeners find the horn treble forward and want warmer amplification or room treatment.
The Klipsch RF-7 III is a two-way, horn-loaded floorstanding loudspeaker. It pairs a 1.75-inch titanium diaphragm compression driver with two 10-inch Cerametallic cone woofers. The cabinet is made in Hope, Arkansas, and the speaker is designed and made in the USA with domestic and imported components.
The compression driver has a new phase plug design that improves phase coherency at the throat of the horn. It sits on a 90° x 90° Tractrix horn with a circular throat and a square mouth. The horn is molded from compressed rubber, which adds high-frequency damping.
The enclosure is split into two chambers, so each woofer and its port work independently. Two rear-firing Tractrix ports provide the bass-reflex loading. Each woofer has a cast aluminum frame and a dual shorting-ring magnet structure. The speaker is highly sensitive and works with low-wattage amplifiers.












