I have been a Klipsch fan about 25 years and recently jumped into the vintage game with solid state receivers and and broke out my turn table and vinyl from the late 70's and 80's.     Putti

Reason I ask is I once bought a "defective" pair of RB-61s from Best Buy for 50 bucks only to get home and find the tweeter wires were not connected internally.

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If you didn't have the opportunity to demo, would think buying v2 represented as v1 and, an undisclosed non working woofer, enough just to inform seller about. Not that anything would come of it. Could ask him if he had purchased a replacement.

Also, gently push the woofers in, see if they move freely or if there's a scratching sound. If there's not noise and the voice coils measure good with the meter, the woofer is probably fine.

I run a highly updated Carver M-1.0t on mine and has been my daily driver for a decade now.  460 watts per channel on tap.

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Reason I ask is I once bought a "defective" pair of RB-61s from Best Buy for 50 bucks only to get home and find the tweeter wires were not connected internally.

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I currently own v1 CF-3's and have owned v3's and v2's.  I can tell you from personal experience that there's not some hugacious difference between them all like some seem to make out.  Truth be told, I believe the v2's sounded every bit as good, if not better, than the v1's.  The first set I owned were the v3's and really regretted it when I sold them.

2nd step swap the woofer positions , if the woofer is bad , the problem will follow , if the woofer is ok , the issue is wiring  /  a loose  or bad connectors

Already spoke with Melissa from Speaker Exchange.  Nothing they could do.   Tried a place in California but they are never open and haven't responded to voicemail or email.

And I did reach out to seller and politely offered to drive 2.5 hours to return them and get a refund, less than what I originally paid to cover his cost of meeting me the first time.  He never responded.  I am going to try one more time, just because I will be in his area next week for work, but I am not expecting anything.

BTW 575$ for a pair of CF-4 is peanuts  even if all 4 woofers were shot , these speakers are in the 2k$  range ,  whether V1 or V2

I run a highly updated Carver M-1.0t on mine and has been my daily driver for a decade now.  460 watts per channel on tap.

Go buy a cheap DMM somewhere and check resistance on them or do like you said and switch woofers around. It's only 4 screws each and a little time.

get  an Ohm meter , set it to Ohms on the dial and read the DCR ,   if the DCR is identical with both woofers   there is nothing wrong with the woofer ,

The 2 channel is just for nostalgia and listening to vinyl.  I will eventually upgrade to a big vintage Pioneer or Marantz or Sansui.  I started small 2 or 3 years ago and keep getting bigger receivers.  Started at 15WPC with a small Sony STR-6036a , then a Pioneer sx780, at 45WPC, now a Kenwood KR-7400 at 63 WPC.  Next one will be 100WPC ++  I was trying to keep it all vintage, but I think Vintage speakers are the toughest to find in good shape and then harder to do anything with if there is a problem.  Started with a pair of Original Advent Loudspeakers, but one didn't have the original Masonite woofer, thought I would pick up a used one and never came across anything reasonable, I paid $20 for them and turned around and sold them for $20 to a guy that was in the same situation.  I wasn't looking to make a killing and ask $150 for the woofer.  I do this for fun and I'm not trying to make a profit.

I first fell in love with Klipsch for two reasons, I am hard rock/metal fan and paired with the fact they were always more efficient than the other brands I looked at in their price range and just didn't require a ton of power to make them rock it a match made in heaven.  My first 5.1 channel receiver was a Yamaha that put out 75 WPC and it was enough to drive the reference series back in 1999.  I'm throwing 110 WPC at those same speakers today and they sound the same.

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Can't remember the name of the place in Florida that does a lot of mail-in speaker repair. Their prices were good. Might be able to dig that up at "work" this week.

I have taken the woofer out to inspect it and visually it looks good. Dust cap isn't lose and there isn't visible any damage.  It had a good connection.  The only other thing I was thinking was taking one of the good ones and plugging it into the other speaker to make sure it wasn't a crossover or wire issue.

I did switch some woofers around last night and oddly enough it sounds better.  Still hear it a little, but is not as bad.  I pulled the crossovers out and checked all the connections.

Can't remember the name of the place in Florida that does a lot of mail-in speaker repair. Their prices were good. Might be able to dig that up at "work" this week.

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2nd step swap the woofer positions , if the woofer is bad , the problem will follow , if the woofer is ok , the issue is wiring  /  a loose  or bad connectors

That's a little out of my scope of expertise.  I called my electronics guys but he didn't seem too interested in looking at them.  Looking for a someone locally for repairs is getting harder.  Its a dying business.

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Can't remember the name of the place in Florida that does a lot of mail-in speaker repair. Their prices were good. Might be able to dig that up at "work" this week.

BTW 575$ for a pair of CF-4 is peanuts  even if all 4 woofers were shot , these speakers are in the 2k$  range ,  whether V1 or V2

Putting together a 2 channel set up and testing out various speakers I came across a set of CF-3, advertised as v1 and at a reasonable price, but I should have paid more attention and questioned the guy when he was willing to meet me half way.  So I ended up with v2, and with a bad woofer for $575.  If they were v1 and no issues it would have been a great price, now I have a 100 lb. paper weight and I'm realizing replacements aren't easy to come by.

They are CF-3's, not CF-4's.  From what I have seen the CF-3 v1. command a lot more than the v2 or v3.  I was looking at a pair of Vintage Forte's, but these came up for 1/2 as much and I wanted to check them out.  I think I am just going to splurge next year on a new pair of Forte IV or Hersey's for my 2 channel set up.  I started with a pair of R-51M's and a Polk DSW Pro 660wi sub and the bookshelf's paired with the sub sounded really good.  Just wanted to get something else to put the R-51M's and sub back into my 7.2 channel set up.

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I have been a Klipsch fan about 25 years and recently jumped into the vintage game with solid state receivers and and broke out my turn table and vinyl from the late 70's and 80's.     Putti

get  an Ohm meter , set it to Ohms on the dial and read the DCR ,   if the DCR is identical with both woofers   there is nothing wrong with the woofer ,

I have been a Klipsch fan about 25 years and recently jumped into the vintage game with solid state receivers and and broke out my turn table and vinyl from the late 70's and 80's.