The RF-35 uses a 1-inch titanium dome compression driver tweeter for the high frequencies, loaded by a 6-inch square 90 x 60-degree Tractrix horn molded into the front of the enclosure. The horn raises the driver's efficiency and controls its radiation pattern to minimize detail-blurring reflections from walls, floor, and ceiling. Dual 6-inch Cerametallic cone woofers with rigid, low-resonance cast polymer frames generate powerful, dynamic bass.

Engineered to deliver all the detail, subtleties and dynamics required for the ultimate home theater experience, the Klipsch RC-35 is a high-performance center channel that delivers detailed, subtle and thrilling sounds through dual 6.5-inch woofers and a 1-inch tweeter that has a light titanium-dome diaphragm and a high-energy, video-shielded Neodymium magnet.

The RW-12 has a 12-inch Cerametallic cone driver with a massive motor structure and large, high-temperature voice coil, enabling it to deliver rich, clean, room-rumbling bass all the way down to 20 Hz. It is powered by a high-efficiency BASH amplifier, capable of 825 watts of dynamic output power. Subwoofers called upon to deliver large, short-term peaks of power to be able to support the wide dynamics required by today's digital music and movie formats.

The RS-35 features careful alignment of two controlled-directivity Tractrix horn tweeters, angled opposite one another on the cabinet flanking a central woofer, yielding a 180-degree dispersion pattern, delivering a smooth, broad distribution of sound ideal for every surround-sound format and for music as well as movies. Low frequencies are reproduced by a 6.5-inch cast-frame, Cerametallic cone woofer.