High quality 8 Klipsch woofer for sale in great shape. Came from a damaged cabinets. I have 3 for sale. * Will not ship at the flat rate to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. We can make other shipping arrangements, just let me know ahead of time. Thanks

8 Klipsch RF 82 woofer for sale - * BROKEN LEAD. Came from a damaged cabinets. * Will not ship at the flat rate to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. We can make other shipping arrangements, just let me know ahead of time. Thanks

For sale is a perfect working Klipsch RF82 IV woofer in great condition with some tiny dimples in the center cap, these dimples do not affect anything, this woofer sounds and plays excellent, please see pics. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. You will receive everything you see in the pictures, if it is not pictured then its not included. All items have a hidden invisible security mark. Please view pictures and ask any questions you might have. Have a nice day! E

If you are looking for some of the very finest tower loudspeakers on eBay, youve found them. These are in excellent condition. The rubber on the cones appears to be in excellent condition. Buyer please be aware of one thing: IF YOU ARE NOT LOCAL, YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR CRATING & SHIPPING, UNLESS YOU PICK UP LOCALLY. EACH SPEAKER WEIGHS 66 POUNDS. THE COST OF CRATING IS $175. TRUCK SHIPPING WILL BE ON TOP OF THAT. The final shipping weight is around 180 pounds, and I dont know how to ship these inexpensively. From Home Theater Review: The $1098.00 per pair (MSRP) RF-82 utilizes a 1-inch titanium tweeter with a ceramic motor structure (as opposed to the neodymium structure used in the RF-52), mated to a 90 by 60 degree square Tractrix Horn, the latest generation of its famous horn loudspeaker technology. Klipsch believes in using the least amount of amplifier power as possible when driving a loudspeaker, in that it minimizes amplifier effort and, therefore, distortion. Analogous to the cheerleaders bullhorn effect, Klipsch attaches a horn to the front of a driver to mechanically amplify its output. While this type of design has certainly fueled more than one argument over the years, it offers a few unequivocal advantages. Klipsch speakers play loud and clear with very little power, and offer sensational dynamic peaks and crispness. According to the company, Tractrix refines the shape of the horn to improve smoothness and detail. Horn manufacturers have had to refine their basic design in order to reduce the honkiness typically associated with horns, along with directionality and lack of dispersion. The tweeter crosses over at 2kHz to two 8-inch copper-colored woofers composed of Klipschs Cerametallic material (anodized aluminum with a ceramic-like coating) which exhibits a very high stiffness-to-mass ratio and superb damping characteristics, according to the company. The RF-82 employs two wide rear-firing ports, which fit nicely into the cabinet with plastic fittings. The RF-82 provides dual sets of high-end, five-way gold-plated binding posts for bi-wiring/bi-amping, plastic-coated and mounted on a plastic fitting inset beautifully into the cabinet. As with the other models in this series, Klipsch did an excellent job with the rear panel. The RF-82 employs good looking claw-style feet that protrude from the sides of the cabinet, and the company includes spikes for easy coupling to the floor. The RF-82 has a Black Woodgrain Vinyl finish, and offers magnetically-attached grills which make removal easy for those that like the slightly aggressive look of the copper woofer, driver arrangement, plastic baffle and set screws. Measuring 43.6 inches high by 9.5 inches wide by 16.25 inches deep and weighing in at a very heavy 66 pounds, the RF-82 can certainly be classified as big. Theyre not very slim and not really short, either, so anyone looking for low profile should probably look elsewhere. Overall, the RF-82 provides a very good level of fit and finish, with the baffles smooth plastic complemented nicely by the woodgrain vinyl, and the cooper woofers providing an interesting, aggressive look.The RF-82 presents a nominal 8 ohm load with a very high 98dB efficiency. The speakers only needed average quality power to open up properly, with better quality power sources having little effect. For many, needing such little power to drive such a large speaker will no doubt be welcome.The RF-82s threw a deep and wide soundstage with satisfactory imaging and a greater than normal sweet spot for a horn-based design. The absolute sharpness of the imaging sometimes got a little shrouded in the overall hugeness of the sound. With two 8-inch woofers and a lot of cabinet, the RF-82 brings a lot of sound and offers very little in the way of subtlety. The top end had tremendous bite, typical of horn designs and of Klipsch designs in particular, and sounded terrific with rock and electronic material. With acoustic and jazz material, the top end had an appealing quality for a bit, but eventually sounded more edgy and unnatural than refined and detailed. The midrange had a very similar quality, with a shrill yet murky and somewhat canned feel that lacked refinement and speed. The detail and pacing was less of a window into the recording and more a part of a forward, aggressive presentation. For electronic material, this had its benefits, with a crisp, dynamic, driving sound that picks you up and takes you along for a while. The bass was the best part of the RF-82, with a very engrossing, punchy, deep presentation that partners with the zippy top end to create two gigantic bookends of extremes that eclipse the shallow, canned midrange. On rock and electronic material, the RF-82s bass ranks as one of the best anywhere near its price. It really rocks. Even with the large porting, it still packs a lot of crisp punch, and fills even a large room with ease. But, as with the rest of the design, it just doesnt know when to quit. Large scale classical tracks brought this out very well, as did opera and solo vocal. The RF-82 reproduced size fairly well, but couldnt sufficiently present all of the layers of fine detail and different instrumentation in recordings, or the naturalness of vocals. Different material sounded somewhat different individually, but never escaped the RF-82s overall big, aggressive, and colored character, which stripped much of the warmth and speed out of acoustic and vocal tracks. The RF-82 sounded better away from walls, which kept the balance from getting too boomy, and, of course, played loudly with virtually no breakup.

If you are looking for some of the very finest tower loudspeakers on eBay, youve found them. These are in excellent condition. The rubber on the cones appears to be in excellent condition. Buyer please be aware of one thing: IF YOU ARE NOT LOCAL, YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR CRATING & SHIPPING, UNLESS YOU PICK UP LOCALLY. EACH SPEAKER WEIGHS 66 POUNDS. THE COST OF CRATING IS $175. TRUCK SHIPPING WILL BE ON TOP OF THAT. The final shipping weight is around 180 pounds, and I dont know how to ship these inexpensively. From Home Theater Review: The $1098.00 per pair (MSRP) RF-82 utilizes a 1-inch titanium tweeter with a ceramic motor structure (as opposed to the neodymium structure used in the RF-52), mated to a 90 by 60 degree square Tractrix Horn, the latest generation of its famous horn loudspeaker technology. Klipsch believes in using the least amount of amplifier power as possible when driving a loudspeaker, in that it minimizes amplifier effort and, therefore, distortion. Analogous to the cheerleaders bullhorn effect, Klipsch attaches a horn to the front of a driver to mechanically amplify its output. While this type of design has certainly fueled more than one argument over the years, it offers a few unequivocal advantages. Klipsch speakers play loud and clear with very little power, and offer sensational dynamic peaks and crispness. According to the company, Tractrix refines the shape of the horn to improve smoothness and detail. Horn manufacturers have had to refine their basic design in order to reduce the honkiness typically associated with horns, along with directionality and lack of dispersion. The tweeter crosses over at 2kHz to two 8-inch copper-colored woofers composed of Klipschs Cerametallic material (anodized aluminum with a ceramic-like coating) which exhibits a very high stiffness-to-mass ratio and superb damping characteristics, according to the company. The RF-82 employs two wide rear-firing ports, which fit nicely into the cabinet with plastic fittings. The RF-82 provides dual sets of high-end, five-way gold-plated binding posts for bi-wiring/bi-amping, plastic-coated and mounted on a plastic fitting inset beautifully into the cabinet. As with the other models in this series, Klipsch did an excellent job with the rear panel. The RF-82 employs good looking claw-style feet that protrude from the sides of the cabinet, and the company includes spikes for easy coupling to the floor. The RF-82 has a Black Woodgrain Vinyl finish, and offers magnetically-attached grills which make removal easy for those that like the slightly aggressive look of the copper woofer, driver arrangement, plastic baffle and set screws. Measuring 43.6 inches high by 9.5 inches wide by 16.25 inches deep and weighing in at a very heavy 66 pounds, the RF-82 can certainly be classified as big. Theyre not very slim and not really short, either, so anyone looking for low profile should probably look elsewhere. Overall, the RF-82 provides a very good level of fit and finish, with the baffles smooth plastic complemented nicely by the woodgrain vinyl, and the cooper woofers providing an interesting, aggressive look.The RF-82 presents a nominal 8 ohm load with a very high 98dB efficiency. The speakers only needed average quality power to open up properly, with better quality power sources having little effect. For many, needing such little power to drive such a large speaker will no doubt be welcome.The RF-82s threw a deep and wide soundstage with satisfactory imaging and a greater than normal sweet spot for a horn-based design. The absolute sharpness of the imaging sometimes got a little shrouded in the overall hugeness of the sound. With two 8-inch woofers and a lot of cabinet, the RF-82 brings a lot of sound and offers very little in the way of subtlety. The top end had tremendous bite, typical of horn designs and of Klipsch designs in particular, and sounded terrific with rock and electronic material. With acoustic and jazz material, the top end had an appealing quality for a bit, but eventually sounded more edgy and unnatural than refined and detailed. The midrange had a very similar quality, with a shrill yet murky and somewhat canned feel that lacked refinement and speed. The detail and pacing was less of a window into the recording and more a part of a forward, aggressive presentation. For electronic material, this had its benefits, with a crisp, dynamic, driving sound that picks you up and takes you along for a while. The bass was the best part of the RF-82, with a very engrossing, punchy, deep presentation that partners with the zippy top end to create two gigantic bookends of extremes that eclipse the shallow, canned midrange. On rock and electronic material, the RF-82s bass ranks as one of the best anywhere near its price. It really rocks. Even with the large porting, it still packs a lot of crisp punch, and fills even a large room with ease. But, as with the rest of the design, it just doesnt know when to quit. Large scale classical tracks brought this out very well, as did opera and solo vocal. The RF-82 reproduced size fairly well, but couldnt sufficiently present all of the layers of fine detail and different instrumentation in recordings, or the naturalness of vocals. Different material sounded somewhat different individually, but never escaped the RF-82s overall big, aggressive, and colored character, which stripped much of the warmth and speed out of acoustic and vocal tracks. The RF-82 sounded better away from walls, which kept the balance from getting too boomy, and, of course, played loudly with virtually no breakup.

For sale is a perfect working Klipsch RF82 IV woofer in beautiful condition however there is a tiny ding in the cone, please see pics. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. You will receive everything you see in the pictures, if it is not pictured then its not included. All items have a hidden invisible security mark. Please view pictures and ask any questions you might have. Have a nice day! B

For sale is a perfect working Klipsch RF82 IV woofer in like new condition, please see pics. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. You will receive everything you see in the pictures, if it is not pictured then its not included. All items have a hidden invisible security mark. Please view pictures and ask any questions you might have. Have a nice day! A

For sale is a perfect working Klipsch RF82 IV woofer in like new condition, please see pics. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. You will receive everything you see in the pictures, if it is not pictured then its not included. All items have a hidden invisible security mark. Please view pictures and ask any questions you might have. Have a nice day! A

Experience high-quality sound with these Klipsch front right and left speakers. The wired connectivity allows for easy installation and hassle-free use. These speakers are perfect for any home audio setup and are sure to enhance your movie and music experience. The brand name Klipsch is known for its superior sound quality and these speakers are no exception. Whether youre a music lover or a movie buff, these speakers are a must-have for any home audio setup.

Great condition ebony Klipsch rf-82 II pair. Have boxes as pictured. All working as it should. Local pick up only. Please check out my other auctions!

Sold as a pair, two Klipsch RF-82 II floor speakers, used in a home stereo system for approx 4 years before going into storage. Please check dimensions. These are for local pick up in the Houston metropolitan area only.

For sale is a perfect working Klipsch RF82 IV tweeter in like new condition, also fits models: RF62, RF81, RF82, RB51, RB81, RB61, RS42, RS52, RS62 Series I. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. You will receive everything you see in the pictures, if it is not pictured then its not included. All items have a hidden invisible security mark. Please view pictures and ask any questions you might have. Have a nice day!

*PICKUP ONLY* Pair of Klipsch RF-82 II Black Standing SpeakersSpeakers produce sound, sold as is. 123lbs for both. 61.5lbs each. BrandKlipschModelRF-82 II BlackConnectivityWiredTypeStanding SpeakerOverall DimensionsCombined Measurement: 27/45/16.5 CONDITION: Used - Speakers produce sound, sold as is. 123lbs for both. 61.5lbs each. Terms of Sale SOLD AS IS PLEASE READ ALL POLICIES BELOW AND ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. Items listed as Certified Authentic have been certified by the authentication service detailed in the listing. All items are sold AS IS and there are no warranties expressed or implied. Shipping Information Shipping: To Arrange a pickup appintment for your order we kindly ask that you visit https://discovergoodwill.simplybook.me/v2/ Please note that our facility is strictly an employee-only warehouse and not a publicly accessible store. We are not able to accommodate walk in-ins at this time. Please contact us prior to making payment if there are specific shipping requirements or requests such as signature confirmation or insurance. We do not, under any circumstances, accept pre-paid shipping labels provided by customers. Please contact us with any questions or concerns regarding shipping prior to paying.

Klipsch RF-82 II Floor Standing Speakers pair used Great working condition Local pick up only Thank you for your looking !!!