Rti10 vs Klipsch F2
Parachoute
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Hi, I just want to share my experience as it might be useful for others.
I have a small Yamaha receiver HTR-5230 with very cheap speakers (centrios). I love to listen to music. I bought the Klipsch F2 speakers (350$ for a pair) thinking that I would feel a difference. It was not the case! I found F2: too bright, lack of mid, harsh, a lot of distortion and... painful! I brought back these F2 speakers to the store and bought Polk Rti10 (580$ for a pair!). I love these speakers! With my Polk 10" Subwoofer, I think I found the perfect match!
I have a small Yamaha receiver HTR-5230 with very cheap speakers (centrios). I love to listen to music. I bought the Klipsch F2 speakers (350$ for a pair) thinking that I would feel a difference. It was not the case! I found F2: too bright, lack of mid, harsh, a lot of distortion and... painful! I brought back these F2 speakers to the store and bought Polk Rti10 (580$ for a pair!). I love these speakers! With my Polk 10" Subwoofer, I think I found the perfect match!
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Congrats and welcome to the Polk family.You most likely don't know it,but your post is in the wrong spot.We'll let it go this time,but next time,the Polk goon squad will visit with lots of tar and feathers....maybe a boa too.:D
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Now see, I tried listening to the Klipsch line @ Best Buy, and a custom home theater show room and both times, I was like ICK! So it wasn't a question of simple bad acoustics like in Best buys case(friggin steel warehouse!)The custom home install co. had an actual theater built to show off the highend Klipsch. Some people swear by 'em.
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Here at club polk we run circles around Klipsch. Glad you like the 10s. Enjoy brother.Shoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!
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I vote Rti10's
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Parachoute wrote: »Hi, I just want to share my experience as it might be useful for others.
I have a small Yamaha receiver HTR-5230 with very cheap speakers (centrios). I love to listen to music. I bought the Klipsch F2 speakers (350$ for a pair) thinking that I would feel a difference. It was not the case! I found F2: too bright, lack of mid, harsh, a lot of distortion and... painful! I brought back these F2 speakers to the store and bought Polk Rti10 (580$ for a pair!). I love these speakers! With my Polk 10" Subwoofer, I think I found the perfect match!
Ah yes..i was....was a huge klipsch fan..went to American electronics to pick up a pair of new RF3's and left with the RTI10's. I have since switched all my surround speakers to polk. -
I vote for BoseReceiver - Onkyo HT-R340
Front - Pioneer S-HF21
Center -Onkyo SKC-340C
Surround Back - Polk R15 <--Ticket to club polk
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Bose speakers really are not a good value for the money....
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Phasearray wrote: »I vote for Bose
Bose = overpriced junk
I love my RTi8's so I can only imagine the RTi10's are just as great!Pioneer vsx-1120k, B&K Sonata series video-5 amplifier, Polk Rti8, Fxi3, Csi5, and HSU VTF-1 -
I think bose makes the best speaker ever.:D
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I would like to get the Csi5 to match my Rti10 but can't find it in Canada. The new Csia6 is too expensive for now and is slightly different than the Rti10. I think I'll wait till I find a csi5 new on e-bay or used elsewhere. What do you think? Is the Csia6 would also prefectly match the sound of Rti10?
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