Floorstanding Loudspeaker

The RF-35 floorstanding loudspeaker topples its best-selling predecessor the RF-3 II by boasting technology refinements that pull its sound even closer to that of the flagship models. These developments include a Tractrix Horn molded into a sculpted, low-diffraction baffle and improved Cerametallic woofer cones. The result is smoother overall sound, together with more bass power and amazingly detailed treble.

Will not disappoint you at all

Reviewed By: Alan Morrison - Canton, GA

I have owned a pair of the RF3 not the 35 but identical since 2001. They join a Yamaha RX-V800 100 wattsch, Klipsch KSW12 powered sub and BIC 8 3-way in-wall surrounds and fill my large great room with crisp, clear highs and plenty of punch when the volume is raised. Dont be mislead that you have to play them loud to enjoy great sound reproduction. They deliver at a very wide range but like most speakers they will be but a wisper at the lowest volumes. Dont believe me? There are 202 other owners who rate these speakers a 4.78 out of 5 at audio review. Imaging is fantastic as you can direct the horn at ear level while the woofers deliver mids and lows to your chest below. And for me, they look great even if my wife wishes they were in-wall. I do recommend the sub for effect on video and when you want to feel some bass. Up to 440 watts through a 12 woofer is a beatiful thing. Buy em and enjoy. Got mine online for cheap and will keep them forever.

Klipsch Rf-35 , The Concert speakers

Reviewed By: Amit Kandhari - WB, WB, India

I purchased these Speakers in August last year and though the Rf-35 has been replaced by RF-82, I got the bargain I was looking for, from my dealer and went in for it! I actually had Paradigms Monitor 7s for a week before I replaced it with the Klipsch, The reason.... I like to have the music at my face, I wanted the drums beside me, and with these high effeciency speakers I have it ALL. The Paradigms are better all round speakers, but you need better equipment to drive it, I have a Yamaha 657 receiver which is rated at 95W RMS per channel and it just was not enough to drive the Monitors. The midrange of the Paradigms were so sweet and so clear,that you would think that you are in a studio, but with the Klipsch one feels that you are in a concert. But for those who want to listen to their music in 2 channel mode and not at high volumes , Stay away from the Klipsch, but if you are the head banger types like I am and if you love STAR WARS and want to feel like you are in a spaceship bring them ON!