Just got some new Klipsch Wf-35's to replace my RF-3's. I have them bi-amped from my Pioneer VSX-03. I haven't changed any settings from when I had the RF-3's, which sounded fine. Currently the left channel seems to put out about half as much volume as the right and I am not sure why. I'm at work right now so I can't troubleshoot but I wanted to post this before I forgot and to see if anyone had any general ideas about what the cause could be. Thanks for any help you can give.

- Scott

Assuming nothing has been changed other than "take take out old, put in new"...
1) check speaker wire connections for shorts
2) swap left/right speakers. If problem moves, possibly bad speaker.
3) put old speakers back and see if problem persists.

If the problem persists after all 3 above tests, try going to a single amp/wire hookup rather than bi-amp.

Sounds like you have a bad connection somewhere - the full spectrum of the bi-amp is not getting to the speaker.