Klipsch RF3 II Floorstanding Speakers

At a Glance

You’re looking at one (OK 1 pair) of Klipsch’s most successful early‑2000s Reference Series towers. The RF‑3 II was the refined update to the original RF‑3, and it carried over the same core design: dual 8‑inch Cerametallic woofers paired with a 1‑inch titanium horn tweeter in a front‑ported cabinet. Sensitivity is around 98 dB, which means they get loud with almost no power. They have a lively presence, deliver a strong midbass punch, and present a wide soundstage. The II revision improved cabinet bracing, crossover tweaks, and cosmetics. They’re classic Klipsch: dynamic, and easy to drive. Bass digs into the mid‑30 Hz range in-room, and they can fill a large space without strain. They’re also durable—this is not the only pair still running perfectly after 20 years. This pair is in excellent condition meaning: no cabinet dings, no dents in Cerametallic drivers, no snags or stains on the grilles (1 plastic peg broke out of 16), tight gold binding posts and perfectly operating drivers/x-overs.Read More