Reference Premiere RP-500M II Walnut

Sounds thick if that makes sense. Like peanut butter for your ears. Lol The speakers I’m running are Klipsch RP-500m ii and they can get kind of sharp at times. This kind of rounded them off and added some extra weight in the mids without stripping the Klipschs of what makes them good to me. Definit

Get both of you can float it. Try both in your room. Return the one you don’t like. I did that when I bought mine and ended up settling on the Klipsch’s little bro - the RP-500mII.

$220 is a great deal for the older model. The RP-600M II are a clear improvement, but not for that difference in price. Keep in mind that the RP-600M (both older and new models) are huge and will take up a large amount of desk space. OP has the smaller RP-500M II.

Not knowing what you will power the speakers with, I would recommend 8-ohm speakers such as: Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-500M (Ebony) Bookshelf speakers (Ebony) at Crutchfield Polk Audio Signature Elite ES15 (White) Bookshelf speakers (White) at Crutchfield Polk Audio Monitor XT20 Bookshelf speake

It’s apparently an expected behavior - Crutchfield’s return policy seems to have it built with just that in mind. Also, FWIW, and after looking at your current setup, American Beauty is incredible on my Klipsch RP-500mIIs. Bass heavier music might sound a little thin on them without adding a sub, bu

I’d take a look at the Klipsch RP-500M II. They sound fantastic for the money and, in my opinion, look great too. You’ll need to pair them with an amp, but their high sensitivity means they’re easy to drive. If you’re on a tight budget, I’d go with a WiiM Amp. It should handle them nicely, and you a

Check out r/turntables, but here’s my system and I’m really happy with it. Well below $2k Turntable: Fluance Rt-82 - $349. Great, well-regarded TT and you can upgrade the cartridge later if you want (I’m really happy with the stock one) Amp: Onkyo TX-8260 - $399. Has a phono stage, so you can skip g

At 500$, my top 3 would be : Adam T5V ELAC DB63 Klipsch RP-500M II (No particular order, choose whatever you prefer).

That is a large living room. Unfortunately the Klipsch speakers are rear ported, and I have mine on approximately 60 cm tall Target stands. I have an open plan main floor, my audio listening rig is at the top of the L in an L shaped floor plan where the long side of the L is approximately 14.7m long

Home hi-fi speakers have lower power handling than might be required for a bar. But it depends on the size of the place. Thats what PA systems are for. You could get away with using Klipsch speakers, that have more of a PA engineering to them. The RP-500M II and RP-600M II are nice looking and good