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Q: Questioncan I connect this speaker to a receiver ... oh would it damage them... I'm planning to get a receiver to build a home theater...

Asked 5 years ago by 502choforo.

• A:Answer Yes you can connect it to a receiver. IT WILL NOT DAMAGE THEM.

  Answered 5 years ago by JACK

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Q: QuestionHello, I originally chose this speaker set to connect with the Audiotechnica 60x Bluetooth, but was also wondering if it would wirelessly compatible with a TV later in the future via AV Receiver.

Asked 6 years ago by PowPow.

• A:Answer Klipsch R-41M are passive speakers. They are not powered Bluetooth speakers. That version is the Klipsch R-41PM, which is the self-powered Bluetooth speaker. If the TV can connect to Bluetooth speakers, then the answer is yes, it would work.

  Answered 6 years ago by MovieJunkieVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionAre these speakers compatible with vintage 1980’s receivers?

Asked 6 years ago by Kenny.

• A:Answer These are passive speakers. If you have a receiver that has an amp with speaker out's - yes these will work. If you can connect a wire to the receiver and have that receiver power the speaker with wattage - yes this speaker will work. The age of the receiver does not matter - this is analog technology, not digital. There are no "compatability" concerns between speakers and receivers unless you get into 4 Ohm versus 8 Ohm speakers and the wattage ratings the amps are able to produce, etc. Howerver, at the end of the day, if you have the means to connect a + and - wire to the receiver and a + and = on the speaker - done. It should work.

  Answered 6 years ago by MovieJunkie

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Q: QuestionDo these speakers support play-fi?

Asked 6 years ago by binni176.

• A:Answer These are traditional wired peakers, it all depends on your AVR.

  Answered 6 years ago by KcookVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat is the RMS for these speakers? I see the peak power is 200 watts. This set could be a great replacement for my rear speakers but I don't want to over power them as well.

Asked 7 years ago by BigLGFan.

• A:Answer From the Klipsch website 50 watts continuous

  Answered 7 years ago by Mike

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Q: QuestionCan these be used as monitor speakers? Do you need a audio interface as well

Asked 1 month ago by Ronni.

• A:Answer If you're wanting to use a pair of speakers for mixing/mastering audio or for any kind of music production, you'll very likely want to consider a set of flat-response, self-powered studio monitors -- instead of traditional speakers, which is what Klipsch offers. We unfortunately do not offer any flat response speakers/studio monitors. All Klipsch speakers feature a "color" to their response, meaning all audio coming through them is going to sound a specific way in regard to how we've tailored the speakers to be equalized. This is not ideal if you are wanting to equalize your own audio on monitors/speakers as it will not yield an accurate representation of audio when playing music from *other* speakers or headphones after mixing on them. I sincerely hope that helps.

  Answered 3 weeks ago by Klipsch Product Expert

  
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Q: QuestionAre these suitable for a rear channel for surround sound?

Asked 2 months ago by Mikepro76.

• A:Answer They are perfect as rear channel speakers, just be aware of the dimensions and weight of these: 11.3 inches high, 5.75 inches wide and 7.9 inches front to back. They weigh about 7 pounds each speaker.

  Answered 2 months ago by JeffreyRVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionOn the Bluetooth and regular speakers what’s the Difference in volume settings and are they as loud as the ones that except the wire from the stereo

Asked 6 years ago by dwaymich.

Q: QuestionWhat’s the difference between the Bluetooth speaker and the Regular speaker. Do I still get the same wattage and loudness of each speaker

Asked 6 years ago by dwaymich.

Q: QuestionIs this price for one speaker or is it a pair of speakers

Asked 6 years ago by KB.