The Klipsch RF-35 Vs. Klipsch RF-62

Klipsch mainly specializes in manufacturing speakers, among which were the RF-35 and RF-62.

For almost a decade, Indiana-based loudspeaker manufacturer Klipsch Audio Technologies produced the RF-35, then its successor the RF-62. Klipsch made the RF-35 from 2003 to 2006, while the RF-62 lasted from 2006 to 2010.

Main Features

Klipsch marketed the RF-35 and the RF-62 as floorstanding speakers. They share the same frequency range of 38 hertz to 23 kilohertz, a power handling peak of 500 watts and a nominal impedance of 8 ohms.

Other Features

The Klipsch RF-35 and the RF-62 differ in other features, though. For instance, the RF-35 has a high frequency crossover of 2,600 hertz, while the RF-62 is 1,800 hertz. Also, the RF-62 sports a 98-decibel sensitivity at 2.83 volts per meter, with its predecessor having a decibel less than that.

Physical Specifications

The RF-35 and the RF-62 share the same weight at 54 lb., as well as a black ash wood grain vinyl finish. However, they differ in physical dimensions. The RF-35 measures 40.9 inches in height, 9.25 inches in width and 14.8 inches in depth. Its successor measures 40.6 inches high (with speaker feet), 8.5 inches wide and 15.5 inches deep.

References

• Klipsch: RF-35 Floorstanding Speaker; Specifications
• Klipsch: RF-62 Floorstanding Speaker; Specifications

Resources

• Klipsch website