[stutz84]


I was wondering if someone can explain the two binding posts on the back of these speakers:

 

http://images.klipsch.com/KF-28-Back_635042254278830000_medium.jpg

 

The top binding posts are labeled HF and the lower is LF.  I can't seem to figure out what they mean and their purpose.

 

[Reference_head]

The HF is for the top horn. The LF is for the lower drivers. They have jumpers that connect the two so it don't matter what ones you hook up to. They are so if you want to bi amp and run a amp channel to the horn and another amp channel to the lower drivers. It won't give you any benefit so my advise is to leave the jumpers on.



Most people call it a sales gimmick. (and i agree)

 

[PM-Performance]

Correct in above. Just leave the jumpers in and enjoy.

I run mine on one top and one bottom. This way you know for sure if a jumped worked its way loose when all sound goes out. Not to say it would happen, but you never know. This way its alot easier to tell if something is not running