klipsch Reference Premiere RP-600M II Walnut Bookshelf Speakers

I was really intrigued by the four prong rear set-up and immediately liked the potential for wiring in parallel or series. I was struck by another s post " these mii' s REPLACE my 20 year old Bose ". Check this out: I have a pair of Bose Interadio 4000s from the mid 1990s. I did my homework. You can not do series wiring with two unlike speakers because it will goof up the crossover (s). I currently have a yahama RX - V 465 with a minimum impedance of 6 ohm. Two 8 ohm equals 4 so ... It's dicey. I have my eyes on the yahama RX A6A which - for the front s ONLY have a minimum impedance of 4 ohm. LOL... I hit the sweet spot jackpot!!! This way I can keep to my vintage roots and create synergy. The interadio have 8 inch woofers and a 3 inch paper tweater. The mix of new and old is simply superb. Very very nice. It may be a marketing miss to think about ditching vintage for better and newer technology. There - from an old guy - is simply no replacement for displacement. Very very happy customer. The Klipsch ads the immediacy and highs that the Bose do not have. The Bose adds the vintage " air ". Don't hesitate on these speakers. I also decoupled all with acoustic foam on the bottom facing the wall. It makes more of a difference than you might imagine! The price keeps dropping over time. Again. Don't hesitate! I picked up the wide dispersion 500 ii' s reference premier series surrounds coupled with an elac debut 2.0 6.5 center. Looking to build a solid old school 5.1 system. Regards...

What can I say that hasn't already been said? These are wonderful IF you place them well on quality stands and pair them with a subwoofer. If you don't...well, you can jumpstart your youtube channel by bashing them. It's win-win.Are they the last speakers I will every buy? I hope not. But they'd be a bargain at twice the price. They used to frequently go on sale for $500 or less but I fear those days are behind us. Because reasons

Muy buenos altavoces. Luego de unas horas de uso, mejoran su calidad de sonido y se atenuan los agudos. Entre más horas de uso, se tornan más agradables de escuchar.Estoy muy contento con los altavoces.

We have a small TV room, but still want high fidelity. For example, I have Klipsch Cornwall III speakers in the living room, with 15" woofers. But my wife and I like to listen to music on YouTube and watch concerts given by our favorite artists. And we of course watch TV/movies/Blu ray.The TV room is too small for tower speakers for left-right, so I first bought the less expensive Klipsch bookshelf speakers. I decided to upgrade to the RP-600M II speakers, and I'm impressed with the overall improvement in frequency response, with better bass coming from the larger woofers.So for our TV room, I now have a nice Yamaha AV receiver, a Klipsch R-30C center speaker for dialogue, the two Klipsch RP-600M II speakers for left-right, and an SVS SB-1000 Pro subwoofer. The overall sound is fantastic.The rest of the system is comprised of a commercial-grade 4K 64" LG TV, because I don't need or want a smart TV, a SonyUBP-X800M2 Ultra HD Blu-ray player, and a recent-model Roku Ultra for streaming. Everything is all 4K. To turn on and off the devices and do the switching between devices, which is done inside the Yamaha receiver, I use a programmable remote, the Logitech Harmony Elite.But going back to the RP-600M II, great sound and with the Klipsch attention to aesthetics. As a music lover, I'm glad I upgraded to these speakers.

I recently added the Klipsch RP-600M II bookshelf speakers to my home theater setup, and they have been nothing short of impressive. These speakers serve as my surround sound channels, and they deliver a truly immersive audio experience.Sound Quality: The sound is punchy, clear, and surprisingly accurate for their size. The detail they bring to soundtracks and dialogue is fantastic, with a rich midrange and crisp treble. Even in a surround sound role, they manage to bring a lot of life to the system. I can absolutely see why people use them as primary speakers too. They’re well balanced and do an excellent job at filling a room with sound without being overpowering.If you’re using them as primary speakers, I’d definitely recommend pairing them with the Klipsch RP-1000 SW subwoofer to add some extra depth to the low end. That combination will really enhance the overall audio experience.Build Quality: The build quality is top-notch. The furniture-grade walnut veneer gives them an elegant, high-end look that will complement any decor. The speakers feel solid and sturdy, and they’re quite heavy, so if you're not placing them on a shelf, make sure you get a heavy-duty speaker stand to support them properly.Value: There are tons of positive reviews of the RP-600M II on YouTube, and after experiencing them firsthand, I can completely understand why. For the price, they offer some of the best sound quality you can get, making them a fantastic option in the mid-range speaker market. The performance easily competes with speakers that are priced significantly higher.In conclusion, the Klipsch RP-600M II bookshelf speakers are a standout in their class. Whether you're using them as primary or surround sound speakers, they deliver exceptional sound, solid build quality, and great value for the price. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to enhance their home theater system.