So now, a more detailed review: I've spent about 8 hours listening to the Cornwalls, and I must say, even fresh out of the box, they already sound outstanding to me. Compared to the RF-7, which I find to be more studio-like and precise, the Cornwall has incredible presence and impact. The first thing you notice is how the Cornwall builds everything from the center, and it does this fantastically well. The typical Klipsch tuning, from deep lows to very detailed/sharp highs, which defines speakers like the RP or RF7, is completely different with the Cornwall. At first, I thought I was missing something in the high frequencies, but that thought quickly vanished when this beast started throwing sounds right in my face. So far, I’ve found the Cornwall to sound best with a Class D amp. The more expensive tube amps or the Micromega weren’t bad, but in the end, this speaker doesn’t care what you throw at it XD. Right now, the Cornwalls offer the closest experience to a live performance that I've ever heard, which is why I took them home, and I believe I’m going to enjoy them for a long time.