A wide-open soundstage and amazing sonic purity-that’s what Klipsch speakers are known for. Their signature Tractrix technology results in very little distortion from an exceptionally efficient design. Each speaker incorporates a 1″ horn-loaded tweeter that delivers magnificent high-frequency detail. New and Improved Now in its fifth generation, Reference II speakers have even more content and
A wide-open soundstage and amazing sonic purity-that’s what Klipsch speakers are known for. Their signature Tractrix technology results in very little distortion from an exceptionally efficient design. Each speaker incorporates a 1″ horn-loaded tweeter that delivers magnificent high-frequency detail. New and Improved Now in its fifth generation, Reference II speakers have even more content and superior sound quality for you to enjoy. You’ll find re-engineered drivers throughout combined with a new crossover system that will capture your complete attention and excite your emotions. Improved cosmetics, including black metallic finished baffles, cerametallic woofers, new logos and feet, redefine the look of “big sound” throughout the line. Four Laws of the Klipsch Universe Beginning in 1946, company founder, Paul W. Klipsch believed four principles to be the foundation for great sound. Together, these four design principles-high efficiency with low distortion, controlled directivity, flat frequency response, and wide dynamic range-have and always will be the foundation for our stunningly powerful and precise sound. Fills medium-sized rooms with outstanding sound reproduction Accurate, non-fatiguing sound provides hours of listening pleasure Enhanced 1″ titanium horn-loaded tweeter, 6.5″ high-output woofer
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The RB-61ii is a true winner! Since 1991, have owned several brands of speakers: Definitive Technology, Infinity, NHT, Monitor Audio, and now Klipsch. It nearly killed me to let the Def Techs go, but these Klipsch RB-61ii Reference Series speakers go a long way in making up for it.As background, am listening to ALAC files ripped from CD, run through an AudioQuest Dragonfly Red DAC, and then into a modest SET/Class A tube amp that is feeding the RBs. The amp is a 2.0 system, so no subwoofer is involved. With…
$10,000 vs $300 I’ve been an audiophile for more years than I will admit.I sold my Krell pre and amp and packed my Infinity Preludes off to the garage.Installed (what I thought) a lesser/lighter system for my latter years.I found that these speakers, accompanied by a Klipsch 308 sub, sound as good as my former system.The sound stage and depth left me speechless, for the bucks.How can that be (rhetorical)? Do you really get what you pay for? Seems not?Sometimes you get more.
Smooth Sound Purchased these speakers for sourround speakers to accompany my Klipsch RF82 ll speakers. These speakers can hold their own as main speakers for your sound system. Sound is clear as a bell and so smooth. Usually sell for $600, for the price offered, almost half, they are definitely worth the price. As with all speakers, you should break them in. Too many people like to crank up full blast first time. In addition Klipsch has a great warranty on their speakers. Take the magnetic grills off and…