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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Dunahoo" data-source="post: 129345" data-attributes="member: 8014">Re: Rcf fd 12-aI just bought these online and received them yesterday.&nbsp; The paperwork that came with the speakers list the LF as 12”, 2.5 v.c and the HF as 1”, 1.4 v.c.&nbsp; Other than that the difference from the HD seems to be power which is 300 low and 100 hi for the FD.&nbsp; Also the crossover point is 1700 for the FD and 1600 for the HD. &nbsp; I’m buying these to replace my unreliable SRM 450v2.&nbsp; They seem to be as loud as the SRM’s but with much cleaner mid-range and much tighter base, especially at high volume.&nbsp;&nbsp; Overall to my ears they sound much more “high-fidelity”.&nbsp; Of course I’ve only used them in my living room not in the real world yet. &nbsp;&nbsp; I’ll be using them this weekend for a talent and variety show in a small setting with about 100 people.&nbsp; Then in a few weeks will be using them in a small outdoor amphitheater singer song writer style with 150 people.&nbsp; I’ve run both of these shows many times with the 450’s and will be able to compare the difference between the 450&#039;s and the RCF&#039;s.&nbsp; I&#039;ll let you know how it goes.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Dunahoo, post: 129345, member: 8014"] Re: Rcf fd 12-a I just bought these online and received them yesterday. The paperwork that came with the speakers list the LF as 12”, 2.5 v.c and the HF as 1”, 1.4 v.c. Other than that the difference from the HD seems to be power which is 300 low and 100 hi for the FD. Also the crossover point is 1700 for the FD and 1600 for the HD. I’m buying these to replace my unreliable SRM 450v2. They seem to be as loud as the SRM’s but with much cleaner mid-range and much tighter base, especially at high volume. Overall to my ears they sound much more “high-fidelity”. Of course I’ve only used them in my living room not in the real world yet. I’ll be using them this weekend for a talent and variety show in a small setting with about 100 people. Then in a few weeks will be using them in a small outdoor amphitheater singer song writer style with 150 people. I’ve run both of these shows many times with the 450’s and will be able to compare the difference between the 450's and the RCF's. I'll let you know how it goes. Jeff [/QUOTE]

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