Klipsch Reference Premiere 125 Watt Hybrid Tractrix Horn Floorstanding Speaker

Crisp and clear at just about any volume playing music or listening to the soundtrack of a movie. I tend a little more toward treble and I changed the crossover frequency to 70hz and the horns did the job. They’re paired with 12”Klipsch sub at 80hz so there’s good balance on the low end too.

Excellent Product, quality, fits very nicely in with our 2 Klipsch M50 bookshelf speakers. Sounds great. We have also coupled it with a Rega Planar 3 50th anniversary turntable and a Sony CD-C600 disc changer, Emotiva pre-amp and amp for a tremendous full sound. Nicely done

Premium crystal clear sound with show piece looks!

Wonderful speakers. Great sound and clarity, range of sound is excellent. I wish the manual provided better clarity as to set up, but local audio shop came through.

Movie theater in your home. Deep low bass tones, well balanced

Sound great but wish I'd order dual 8"s for more midrange and sound to make up for the powered sub. Still real nice though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These speakers are amazing and make clear crisp sound. I love the way how modern and sleek they look. I recently upgraded to RP-6000F II speakers and I am so happy. These are so easy to set up and use. These speakers give you the sound like you are sitting in a theater. And that Feel is awesome. You can connect with the dolby atmos speakers. The front screen has magnetic snap which is easy for on and off. Truly magnificent speakers I am enjoying. Live the sound.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Equipment used during review. Receiver: Denon 3600H receiver – 105W at 2 channel driven Amplifier: Emotiva XPA 5 – 200W x 5 channel driven Source: Compact Disc (CD) playback with PlayStation 3 Playlist: Rihanna – Unapologetic Van Halen – 1984 Carlos Santana – Supernatural Andrea Bocelli – Sogno David Guetta – One Love Summary and Impressions: The Klipsch RF 6000F II Floor standing speakers are well built, attractive, and sonically sound. Although to achieve their highest potential it requires careful attention to gear selection and the proper room environment. It sounded significantly better when driven at 200W added amplification compared to 105W from receiver only. The sound improved when I added more carpeting in the room and wall dampening foam board. Additionally, speaker placement and vertical tilt improved my listening experience. I listened to variety of musical genres for specific tacks and songs I’m familiar to. I listened for female and male vocals. Rhythmic drums and guitar riffs in rock and roll tracks. I also listened to Dance/R&B music which have superior recording with clear and detailed tracks. I’ve listened to the above playlist on numerous floor standing, bookshelf, and receiver/amplification combinations over the years and know well to listen to different subtleties in each playback experience. Sonic Signature with only Denon 3600H: At 105W x 2 channel showed the RP 6000F II shortcomings when paired with lower watt receivers and amps. Although they are rated above 90 sensitivity, they only come alive at higher quality and quantity watt amps paired with a warmer signature PreAmp/Processor/Receiver unlike the dryer Denon natural sound signature. Highs: the upper octave is more pronounced, and the middle and bottom are lacking Mids: Low mids is more pronounced but lacking in the middle and upper chest hitting drum rhythmics Bass: The most low end bass is lacking but good mid to upper bass Sonic Signature with Emotiva external amp attached to the only 3600H: Driven at above 200W with my higher quality and double the wattage the RP 6000F II instantly becomes more authoritative and mature sounding bringing the room alive. All the absent gaps in the highs, mids, and bass are filled in sounding complete to compete with any audio playback thrown at it. Highs: The middle and bottom octaves are filled in to better match naturally pronounced upper octaves Mids: Upper mids improves to match low mids that’s naturally pronounced but still lacks a bit in the middle chest hitting drum rhythmics Bass: The upper and middle bass tightened up and are more authoritative. The most low end bass is better but still lacking given its only a six inch woofer with dual rear ports. Imaging: The most surprising thing was how sensitive the speakers are to tow in placement, room insulation environment, and vertical off axis imaging. Standing versus sitting greatly improved how much bass is available to feel and listen while walking and standing. The speakers are naturally tilted up which explains it. The horn tweeter imaged vertical and horizontally very well and a lot better than I’m used to from previous horn loaded tweeter of similar size.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I set these up right away and boy do they sound good. Its just the start of my surround sound system, but I needed to hear them right away. Let me tell you these floor speakers to not disappoint. Even with my older model receiver, the highs were crisp and the bass deep. The built in cross overs allow each driver to do its job to precision, giving you the full spectrum of sound. The instructions are just pictorial, but ultimately you are just hooking up speaker wires. I love that they have a pass through for Atmos speakers to be added on. This allows you to expand easily in the future, especially if utilizing for a movie room. There is nothing missing from the sound quality, and even at the highest output of my receiver there is no distortion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Make no mistake, these new and updated RP-6000F II floor standing speakers are worth the upgrade. They look and sound fabulous on their own but when paired with the dolby atmos speakers and or the rear surround bundle... you can really create a personalized sound stage. I found myself finding more and more reasons to test the highs and lows -- from different movies to different flac concert sets -- this is really an audiophile's dream and at such a tremendous value.