Klipsch Speakers Reviews

These speakers are great... i got them at Best Buy 50% off. I think for $460 its definately worth the price. but at full price, ($900+) i probably wouldnt go with these considering you have to purchase the subwoofer separately (another $360). in that...

5 user reviews

I've owned these speakers for apprx. 2 years now and have found them to handle everything I've thrown at them. From music, to karaoke, to 7.1 surround they can reproduce sound flawlessly. I use them with the Klipsch RW12 powered sub woofer to great...

9 user reviews

I recently picked up a pair of the Klipsch G16's from a local audiophile store. I've had several different speaker systems in the past, including 2 different sets from Klipsch, as well as others. I picked this set up because we moved into a new house,...

2 user reviews

Everyone uses MDF now. It's because it doesn't resonate like plywood. The cost difference between MDF and plywood is not that great... especially the 1" thick MDF used in the La Scala speakers. Plus, MDF is harder on tooling... sparks fly from carbide...

3 user reviews

Besides sounding very clear and not overly warm these in-ceiling speakers are very easy to install. Most in-ceiling speakers do not have a tuned enclosure. These do. My last home install required a week of work just making enclosures and tuning them....

2 user reviews

So my wife didn't like the way the speakers looked in the family room for our entertainment system. So those were out and some alternative was needed. I told her up front that the sound quality would suffer with ceiling speakers but she was adamant....

2 user reviews

The Klipsch XB-10 has a lot going for it. It employs a ton of technology, mates very well into today's more modern decors featuring flat panel displays, looks positively spectacular, and is not terribly expensive. While it's not the most musical...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Some people are into cleanlines - they don't just want a speaker that looks good, it's got to be theright shape. With the advent of flat panel displays, wall mounting, and the"ultra clean" look, floorstanding speakers have begun to look alittle out of...

2 expert reviews

Easy to put together and the sound is great. For some reason the optical cable didn't work with my cable box; switched it out for the other cable and there were no other issues. There is a remote that comes with the speaker.

2 user reviews

Sometimes you will hear it said that recordings from the 1950's to 1970's, particularly orchestral and opera, are still competitive to those made today. And you can verify or dismiss this by simply listening to the recordings. In the audio world...

9 user reviews

Left / right channel speakers - 125 Watt - 2-way - light cherry

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Loved this item! room filling bass. But after about a year started to distort and cut in and out. Fail.

7 user reviews

If you're looking for a reliable lod speakers with great efficiency this is your choice, if you´re looking for high quality sound I'd rather look at Boston Accoustics or any other european speaker

3 user reviews

The Klipsch Cinema 6 packs an awesome punch of sound quality into its...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

I have had these speakers for 4 years now, and the sound quality keeps getting better as they "break in." Based on quality of speaker, every review here should be 5 stars. However, some people don't like the way the speakers were advertised, so they...

7 user reviews

Well, here I am again to follow up on the Klipsch KSP 400 and KSP S6 and KSP C6 + Klipsch RSX4, RVX42 & SS.5 (presence/ambiance channels) & KSW 200 (rear channel sub) set up I have.

6 user reviews

As an owner of the Cornwall II's among other Klipsch speakers I own, this is exceptional. I bought my original pair back in 1986. Since then I have replaced parts, not out of need, but because I wanted them to always sound their best. In 2005 I...

2 user reviews

I didn't listen to this speaker before I bought it. I got this a lot cheaper. Compared to my Polk CS10 this center channel blows it away. It was even cheaper than the POLK CS10 is going for! I basically like any Klipsch Reference Series speaker I have...

3 user reviews

If Klipsch's thought was to design and sell a sub that could take on the Internet Direct brands head to head, they've succeeded. While a 2 foot by 2 foot by 20" tall sub wrapped in vinyl might be a tough sell for the ladies, bassheads are going to flip...

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The Klipsch RF-63 achieves an impressive level of overall performance, with lots of versatility and a controlled sonic profile that maximizes the strengths of horns while minimizing their weaknesses. The design's speedy midrange and tight, extended...

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The Klipsch's SW-311 is a very small subwoofer with a rather impressive list of attributes and features. Utilizing a 500w amplifier powering a 10" active driver and dual 10" side firing passive radiator's along with Klipsch's proprietary ARC II auto...

2 expert reviews

These are an embarrassment for the Klipsch name in the audio world. I have been a loyal Klipsch fan for over 20 years but the quality in construction of these speakers is despicable. I accidentally knocked one off of my couch onto a thick carpeted...

2 user reviews

Amazing speakers very detailed sound , punchy bass , very efficient speakers no need to get a powerful amplifier to make them sound loud , clear vocals , one of the best speakers ever built , they were built at first for home use but a lot of people...

5 user reviews

This system will impress you well beyond its $4,000 price tag and it gets my strong recommendation

2 expert reviews

The EnzoTech SCW-1 in its current state is a decent block for your next watercooling project, but as we stated earlier, this block may still be up for another revision or two. In its current state, it beat a mainstream block for a well-known company...

2 expert reviews