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Q: QuestionHow much power can these speakers handle?

• A:Answer These speakers have a peak power handling of 400 watts.

Q: QuestionWhat type of tweeter is used in these Klipsch speakers?

• A:Answer These speakers use an LTS titanium diaphragm tweeter.

Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency response of these Klipsch speakers?

• A:Answer These speakers have a frequency response of 44Hz - 25kHz.

Q: QuestionDoes this speaker system have a removable grille?

• A:Answer Yes, the grille can be removed and it attaches magnetically.

Q: QuestionWhat is the impedance of these speakers?

• A:Answer These speakers have an impedance of 8 ohms.

Q: QuestionWhat is the benefit of the Tractrix ports on these speakers?

• A:Answer The Tractrix ports allow for efficient and fast air transfer from the cabinet, which reduces port noise and provides punchier low frequencies and cleaner bass.

Q: QuestionWhat is a good amp/receiver to power two of these bookshelf speakers and a matching klipsch reference series 12" 400w sub? I really just want to be able to play music over a wifi connection to them; though I possibly may want to hook up a record player.

Asked 3 years ago by Todd.

• A:Answer You will need to look for a receiver/amplifier that supplies close to 100 Watts per channel at 8 Ohms to power the RP-600M II speakers. Please contact local stores or online retailers for specific model recommendation that will fit your needs!

  Answered 3 years ago by Klipsch Product Expert

  
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Q: QuestionWill Klipsch RP-600M II speakers work well with a vintage Marantz 1060 Amplifier?

Asked 3 years ago by RJM.

• A:Answer The Marantz 1060 is a very capable amp and is being a quality older amp is conservatively rated compared to the rather imaginary ratings on some amps in the last few decades. These Klipsch speakers are very sensitive and quite easy to drive. The 1060 in spite of it's 30W per side rating would drive them wonderfully. The "expert" advisor here probably knows nothing of older amps or how amps actually work, unfortunately there is a lot of that about as we live in an age of information but sadly not all of it is good information.

  Answered 2 years ago by JLast

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