
The third generation of Klipsch's award-winning premium Reference Premiere Series features new, larger proprietary Tractrix horn technology to improve high-frequency response and extension, while enhancing imaging and dynamics. Klipsch signature copper Cerametallic woofers with aluminum faraday rings and Tractrix ports provide powerful low frequencies while minimizing distortion and maximizing efficiency. Sleek cabinet design details exude refinement and luxury with enhanced cabinet bracing, aluminum binding posts, cat aluminum feet, and discrete Dolby Atmos connections that allow for easy and refined elevation speaker integration.
Q: What is the impedance of this speaker?
A: This speaker has an 8 ohms nominal impedance.
Q: What is the frequency response of this Klipsch speaker?
A: This Klipsch speaker has a frequency response of 50Hz - 25kHz.
Q: What type of tweeter does this speaker use?
A: This speaker uses a LTS titanium diaphragm tweeter.
Q: What is the peak power handling of this speaker?
A: The peak power handling of this speaker is 600 watts.
Q: Does this speaker have bi-wiring capability?
A: Yes, this speaker has dual input terminals for bi-wiring / bi-amping capabilities.
Q: Very interested in buying the Klipsch RP-504c II and I wanted to ask if more stock will be arriving?
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Q: Would this speaker be compatible (combine) with a Klipsch powered Bluetooth sub woofer? Thanks
A: The RP-504C II is a passive, non-powered speaker that will need to be connected, via speaker wire, to a receiver/amplifier for power and audio reproduction. Depending on the model of receiver/amplifier, a BT subwoofer could be connected to achieve a 1speaker/1subwoofer setup.
A: This center channel speaker will be a good pair for your Heresy I floorstanders. The differences in the sound will be mainly in the mid-high frequency range. The Heresy speakers are designed to sound a bit flatter compared to the Klipsch Reference and Reference Premier lines. The RP center channel will sound a bit brighter (you could say sharper) due to the woofer and tweeter materials. This is not necessarily a "bad" difference and there are a lot of people who prefer this for a center channel speaker compared to their main left and right speakers.