Where to listen to Klipsch in DFW?

[Thebenz]

I've listened to a pair of B&W CM9's recently and liked them but, it has been a long time since I've listened to a pair of Klipsch. Hard finding a place that has them in stock for comparison. Has anyone experienced the CM9's and the RF7's?

[o0OBillO0o]

Originally Posted by Thebenz

I've listened to a pair of B&W CM9's recently and liked them but, it has been a long time since I've listened to a pair of Klipsch. Hard finding a place that has them in stock for comparison. Has anyone experienced the CM9's and the RF7's?

Ok your budget is $1500-1700, you're limited to a Magnolia inside a Best Buy, I recommend finding what products are accessible to you by doing a dealer search.

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[Chubba]

Chris, You sent me a message asking me if I liked the RF-7II's For home theater.I was unable to reply on your page and I am not sure why.I find them very enjoyable for music and movies even though I only have two channel audio.I was a subscriber but when it came up for another year my credit card was not an option.Cheers Wayne

[Thebenz]

Well, I just purchased a pair so I'll see soon enough. I actually bought a B grade set. Hopefully they don't look hideous.

[Chubba]

Congrats.I hope/expect they will look good,sound good and kick ass! I have Stevie Ray Vaughan playing now on the Mc-302 in my sytem and I am content with the sound.I do seem to buy lottery tickets hopeing for a massive up grade.In the meantime it is good.

[Chubba]

You should be prepared for the break in.I found it a pain in the ass.

[Thebenz]

Any suggestions on break in?

[Chubba]

I just went easy on them for the first fifty hours or so.It seemed like the sound was varying but I did have a nasty cold.Cheers Wayne.

[Primus]

I have the RF-83's and they sound awesome. The RF-7II are a great speaker