RP-600M Mk2

Wharfedale all the way . I own the Klipsch RP 600m II and I hated them. Absolutely hated the boosted highs and scooped out mids. No warmth or details. Just screechy highs. I bought the Lintons and I’ve never been happier.

Here's the on axis frequency response: https://www.spinorama.org/compare.html?speaker0=Klipsch+RP-600M&origin0=ASR&version0=asr&measurement=On+Axis&speaker1=KEF+Q11+Meta&origin1=ErinsAudioCorner&version1=eac The estimated in room response - the bass in every room is going to be different: https://ww

Honestly, KLIPSCH RP-600M II Many will recommend warm speakers for that amp but you want neutral with decent highs and mids. Mine are outstanding and because they are so efficient, I turn my 2230 barely up

I wouldn’t send it back as I live in EU, too much hassle. I preferred the sound of Serenade over built in Ultras DAC so theres that. And I run Klipsch RP-600M II which are bright by nature.

I have this receiver and I paired it with set of Klipsch RP-600M II. They go really well together with decent bass and smooth a smooth high end... I also have a vintage pair of KLH 6's that I rotate in on occasion. Great bass but the edge goes to the Klipsch's treble range. With either speaker set y

Well my advice is to buy used. You can take some chances then and sell without loosing money if you don't like it. For metall it can be tricky to find a good match.. I would stay away from anything with metal dome tweeters. Find a pair of used Dalis for example. And a used Denon or Marantz amplifier

Like others say you'll need phono stage and an amp. You could go with a stereo reciver like the Sony DH190 which has plenty of power and a phono section. I recommend the Klipsh RP 500 MK II speakers. They are awesome and Klipsh did a really great job at making the mk II models. The new MKII RP model