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Q: QuestionMy wife and I are close to 70 yrs. old. Some sound curves make it tough to hear the Tube. Can this sound bar be adjusted to different curves? Any help you can give would be appreciated. I own 4 Heresy speaker systems and love them! Thank you, Russ

Asked 3 years ago by KlipschrulesRB.

• A:Answer The 620 is a tower speaker usually used in pairs .for stereo, or surround Systems . You need a center speaker a R52C is one example , there are many to choose from 200$ to 1000$ .best buy ,and Klipsch . Can show you .some people ,like sound bars that sit in front of tv . An hook to tv . Klipsch Herseys ,ahh extremely wonder sound . I have a receiver with Atmos hooked to tv .Sony dh790 . You use a. Left , center for voice , and right ..two in back . I have a sub .too .all Klipsch .this is a5.1 setup .,dh 790 is a 7.1 or 5.1.2 . Where I put two one left an right at ceiling facing out . Added two more Klipsch for this . Tv movie 5.1.2 surrounds you .with center speaker you hear all the voices . With the other 7 surround you. I don't like sound bars . You could use 620 as center with tv out plug an amp .

  Answered 3 years ago by DinoVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionare wires and everything included or is it just the speaker? thanks

Asked 4 years ago by Chloeandwrigley.

• A:Answer Just the speaker, stabilizing feet, and screws to attach the feet.

  Answered 4 years ago by BJonesVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a Pioneer 165 W 7.2 system and they say that these speakers are 400 watt with 100 watt continuous are these going to hold up to my system?

Asked 5 years ago by mike.

• A:Answer You can run any speaker with 1 watt of power. My Sony str-dn1080 (7.2) has a max of 165 watts and that is considered a very good amount of power. So they will definitely get fed well. You don't need to worry. Watts will change depending on volume and other factors. As long as you don't go pass 400 watts and the recommended sensitivity, all will be good.

  Answered 5 years ago by Amarrero

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Q: QuestionI notice alot of the images sent in by people that have bought this speaker DO NOT have the black dust covers on the speaker...is that a good idea? Can they be punctured easily? Because these are spendy and don't want them trashed...

Asked 4 years ago by Harley.

• A:Answer I only took the cover off to photograph the Speaker. Cover on or off does not affect the speaker's sound.

  Answered 4 years ago by IgotitVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo these speakers accept banana plugs?

Asked 6 years ago by taliesyn.

• A:Answer Yes they do. That's how I have mine hooked up to my receiver.

  Answered 6 years ago by ArtyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI bought the R-620-f floor speakers that supposed to have a 6 1/2 " sub but it only measures 5 !/2? why is this ? I am also using a sony 100 watt receiver doesn't seem to loud? I can talk at the loudest setting and hear myself?

Asked 3 years ago by Vic.

• A:Answer The woofers on the R-620F are measured between the copper colored torque screws. Please make sure the R-620F is connected to a receiver that supplies close to 100 Watts per channel at 8 Ohms. It may be worth performing a recalibration of your receiver and checking the crossover settings. Klipsch recommends a crossover setting close to 80Hz for the R-620F.

  Answered 3 years ago by Klipsch Product Expert

  
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Q: QuestionI have an onkyo 1974 receiver I mainly listen to FM radio what is my better speaker choice

Asked 5 years ago by Wildbilly.

• A:Answer these speakers will make your 1974 receiver come alive.

  Answered 5 years ago by MusicManVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a Denon AVR-X3800H receiver and wanted to know what Is a good crossover frequency rate for these Klipsch speakers???

Asked 7 months ago by Chris.

Q: QuestionIs that for a pair

Asked 1 year ago by Kevd.

• A:Answer The R-620F is sold individually unless stated as a "PAIR" in the title/description.

  Answered 1 year ago by Klipsch Product Expert

  
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Q: QuestionI have a 1977 Harman/Kardon 330c. Currently using a pair of Technics SB-CR55s but am looking to upgrade to a newer speaker. Will these pair well with the 330c?

Asked 2 years ago by DLS.

Q: QuestionI'm trying to squeeze these in between the TV and a wall. Can someone supply the width at the base? Specs list 9.4" but not sure if that's just the cabinet width without the legs.

Asked 3 years ago by BF29.

• A:Answer That is with the base which is wider than the box.

  Answered 2 years ago by QualityVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionNoob here, do I still need a subwoofer with this?

Asked 3 years ago by noodles.

• A:Answer That's for you to decide, but even though they have awsome base they are not subwoofers so trying to adjust them to replace a subwoofer just takes very important power away from the other speakers in the enclosure, which is probably not what the geniuses at Klipsch did when they created that perfect balance. Remember that dirty sound seams loud because your ears struggle with distortion and will tire faster than much higher decibels of balanced clean sound which makes you think it's not that loud.

  Answered 2 years ago by QualityVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHello, I have a single Klipsch KF-28 Icon series floor speaker. Does the Klipsch R620F make a good match as a pair?

Asked 3 years ago by Marty.

• A:Answer From looking at the specs for the KF-28, you would probably be better off with the R-820F.

  Answered 3 years ago by huhhVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI am looking to replace my Boston VR970R speakers. What Klipsch is a proper replacement with equal or better performance?

Asked 3 years ago by Emmanuel.

• A:Answer Any Reference Series

  Answered 2 years ago by QualityVerified Purchase

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Q: Questiondo you need two of this speaker towers or does dual mean you can use one alone?

Asked 3 years ago by jo.

• A:Answer You should purchase 2 for a stereo or home theater set up and use them for left/right.

  Answered 3 years ago by OldnAchy

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Q: QuestionDo you need a receiver for this speaker?

Asked 4 years ago by YesChef.

• A:Answer Yes

  Answered 3 years ago by TKKnoxVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHello, Is the price for one speaker, or do they come in pairs/sets for the price. If one, why would I buy one to power up an old style stero sysstem. Thanksl

Asked 4 years ago by KingLouie1962.

• A:Answer Simple answer, price is for one speaker. You definitely should buy two, especially now that speakers are on sale.

  Answered 3 years ago by OldnAchy

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Q: QuestionWhat kind of wires or attachements do I need for this?

Asked 4 years ago by Chloeandwrigley.

• A:Answer Regular stripped back, or banana plugs.

  Answered 4 years ago by Dano312

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Q: QuestionWhat's a good 5.2 channel amp to use with these.Right now I'm using a Sony 5.2 with all Sony speakers

Asked 5 years ago by JoeyT.

• A:Answer I use an Onkyo 7.2 atmos receiver and they sound great. Sony makes good receivers and I'm sure they would be adequate. I have heard that Denon and Yamaha receivers also work well with klipsch speakers. Years ago I was doing research about piano brands and manufacturers. One piano expert said "if the keys feel good and the piano sounds good, don't question it and enjoy the music." My advice here is if the Sony you have sounds great with your new klipsch speakers than enjoy the music and sound. However, many receivers have the ability to update software to optimize sound processing for the best output. If your receiver is old and doesn't have that ability you may want to upgrade to one that does. You can always write down the model number of your Sony and take it to a best buy salesman for further advice.

  Answered 5 years ago by DanWVerified Purchase

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