Time for a system update photo. I have replaced my Klipsch CF3s with a pair of Sony SS-M7 speakers. This is the first time in seven or eight years that I haven't had Klipsch speakers anchoring my primary 2 channel system. The CF3s are a damn fine and underrated speaker which is all you need to know about what I think about these Sony's. I have waited patiently to get the SS-M7s and the wait was so worth it. I know their previous owner misses them already and I'm very lucky that he passed them on to me. So, without further ado.
cubdog
Time for a system update photo. I have replaced my Klipsch CF3s with a pair of Sony SS-M7 speakers. This is the first time in seven or eight years that I haven't had Klipsch speakers anchoring my primary 2 channel system. The CF3s are a damn fine and underrated speaker which is all you need to know about what I think about these Sony's. I have waited patiently to get the SS-M7s and the wait was so worth it. I know their previous owner misses them already and I'm very lucky that he passed them on to me. So, without further ado.
cubdog
Great stuff Cubs.
I must admit that I haven't heard the SS-M7s, but knowing your taste in gear and sound, I am sure they sound fabulous.
Looks like a room I can get into.
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Very nice. I like the evolution your speakers took on. At first i was like whats wrong with the Klipsch RF7...
That thought flickered across my mind, why going from the RF7 to the cf...gee i dont know anymore...
EDIT---Looking at the specs between the two which did you like better? Looks like the RF spec'ed out better but the CF are heavier. But both had spikes? Should negate any weight differences.
Knowing you taste Evange I take this as a great compliment. I wish we could open a bottle of wine and listen to some tunes together. Maybe someday.
cubdog