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Klipsch - Reference Series Dual 8" 600-Watt Passive 2-Way Floor Speaker (Each) - Black
Model:1065833 R-820-F
SKU:6241803
User rating, 4.9 out of 5 stars with 1012 reviews.
4.9(1,012 Reviews)- 91 Answered Questions
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Description
Experience high-performance audio with this Klipsch Reference II floor-standing speaker. The two 8-inch injection-molded graphite woofers provide deep, distortion-free bass, while the 1-inch aluminum tweeter and Tractrix horn produce clear, crisp high notes. This Klipsch Reference II floor-standing speaker handles a continuous 150W with a peak of 600W for powerful, earthshaking sound.
Features
Handles up to 600W peak power (150W continuous)
For robust and controlled audio that is crisp and clear.
Two 8" injection molded graphite (IMG) woofers
Along with 1" aluminum tweeter for a complete range of sounds.
2-way speaker system
Sounds like 1 source rather than several separate sources.
Vinyl woodgrain finish
Offers a stylish look to complement your existing décor.
Removable grille
Remains acoustically transparent while protecting the speaker's components.
Bass reflex enclosure
With a rear-firing port promotes optimal performance.
35Hz - 21kHz frequency response
Ensures a wide range of accurately reproduced sound.
97dB sensitivity
Ensures crisp, robust audio.
8 ohms nominal impedance
Ensures efficient conduction of power through the speaker.
What's Included
- Klipsch Reference Series Dual 8" 600-Watt Passive 2-Way Floor Speaker (Each)
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Q: QuestionWhat does a passive speaker mean the klipch 8 inch says passive and one dont
Asked by Glr.
- A:Answer Passive in this meaning related to a speaker means that you need to have an amplifier or receiver connected as your sound source. It's like the original type stereos of the past. Nowadays they offer powered speakers that have built in amps inside the speakers themselves also on the market. So if you have a conventional system the "passive" speakers are what you would use. Example: Many sub-woofers are NON passive or called powered subs because they have their own amp/power source built inside.
Answered by electrocuted
Q: QuestionWould these be good speakers to use with my pioneer elite sc-27 AVR receiver
Asked by Freno.
- A:Answer Yes these will work with any receiver.
Answered by Eric
Q: QuestionDo I still need a sub woofer? Of course adding one will be in the future but space is limited right now.
Asked by Jamesn71.
- A:Answer I think you will. On my system when I run it without the sub I get no bass. To me, without the sub I feel something is missing in the sound.
Answered by trd808
Q: QuestionHI I have a Sony STRDN1080 1155w 7.2ch receiver and I was wondering if I could run 2 of the Klipsch 600 watt towers and 1 Klipsch R-120SW 400 watt subwoofer? would it have enough power to handle it or should I down grade the towers to 400 watt? Thanks.
Asked by KMK.
- A:Answer I am using the Denon AVRS750H rated at 110 Watts/channel to power the Klipsch 600 Watt towers. This is similar in power to your Sony. I am also using the Klipsch R-120W powered subwoofer. With the volume control set at 75 (out of 1 to 100) I get as much volume as the neighbors would tolerate. My listening area is 30'x30' and 14 feet high. I'm sure your existing receiver will handle the larger Klipsch towers.
Answered by JerryC
Q: QuestionWhat gauge speaker wire is suggested for these? I've got 16 gauge running to the 100w rear speakers, but there is considerably more wattage here. It will be about a 6' run to the receiver.
Asked by Quiltface.
- A:Answer You will be fine with 16 gauge wire - take a look at the cord on your girlfriend’s blow dryer, which is 1500-1850 watts continuous. I feel quality is more critical than gauge, so spend a few dollars more for whatever attribute floats your boat - oxygen free, pure copper, longitudinal stranding, special terminals, flux capacitor, etc.
Answered by BrianM
Q: QuestionI currently own the Polk T-50's. Are these Klipsch worth the upgrade? Are they going to sound that much better?
Asked by Jaybird.
- A:Answer It depends on the age of the T-50s. Just off hand I would say yes because of the watt upgrade and the fact that these are made for volume. I would recommend a Klipsch 12 in sub with can be balanced appropriately so the bass is not overbearing.
Answered by RAC57
Q: QuestionCan i use these on my LG TV? I dont have an audio jack on my TV either. Also what reciver should i get? I just want two floor standing speakers, a subwoofd and a receiver if i need one.
Asked by Tyler.
- A:Answer No, it won’t work. I suggest you get amplifier receiver.Your tv should have a Fiber optical that will go in the back of the receiver. These speakers are big. Keep In min, you’ll also need rear speakers to complete a surround sound. The center & subwoofer is an optional but will help. The subwoofer is for the base. You can use your tv as the center channel.
Answered by ElyMounts
Q: QuestionShould I consider these speakers or go with my tryed and true 25 year old Klipsch Forte II floor speakers?
Asked by Bigheaddave.
- A:Answer Avoid these at all costs these are not the old reference line that we were used to. The high end line is now called Reference Premier line. I’ve been high-end audio enthusiast for over 30 years now if you own Forte ii’s I know you’ve been around the block as well the highs are so harsh on these speakers at mid to high volumes they will make you feel as if your ears are bleeding seriously I have heard some garbage in my days but these speakers will straight up damage your hearing. Luckily I’ve got RF 7 iii’s now that is the speaker to buy . Klipsch also has new Forte iii in their heritage line Pretty sure they would be fantastic but still couldn’t see them touching RF 7 iii’s though good luck !
Answered by Mike
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