“What is the sensitivity of these speakers (db) I haven't been able to find this anywhere.”

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• 98dB @ 2.83V / 1m

  Answered by Zippy 9 years ago

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• 98db,

  Answered by Bummed 8 years ago

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• 98 DB

  Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago

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• It's on the klipsch website. 98 dB. excellent!

  Answered by jerry 7 years ago

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• 98db @ 2.83v / 1 m

  Answered by Rex55chevy 9 years ago

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• You will get the details at www.klipsch.com

  Answered by Joseph 9 years ago

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• Per the Klipsch website: 98dB @ 2.83V / 1m

  Answered by JJ22 9 years ago

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• Easy to answer but for the best info, go to klipsch.com and look for their .pdf files at the bottom of their speaker pages. They list the sensitivities and much more there. Without checking I want to say 94

  Answered by ComfortableRob 9 years ago

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• I do not known the answer to that question. But if you buy THESE BEASTS , do not "prance around them" with sissy amplifiers! They will not be happy! That would be really sad. THESE TOWERS ARE NOT ABOUT EFFICIENCY!! Bring the pain! they can take it all! And then some....

  Answered by DoNotBuyThisThing 9 years ago

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• These speakers have a response curve of 35Hz-23KHz 3dB.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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