Reference Premiere RP-600M II Walnut Bookshelf Speakers

These speakers are great. The value you get for the money is almost on par with speakers much more expensive then these. They are not to large so their size won’t overwhelm a living room and very easy to setup. I use them with a Wiim amp and the connectivity is great if you use the right cables.

I recently added the Klipsch RP-600M II bookshelf speakers to my home theater setup, and they have been nothing short of impressive. These speakers serve as my surround sound channels, and they deliver a truly immersive audio experience. Sound Quality: The sound is punchy, clear, and surprisingly accurate for their size. The detail they bring to soundtracks and dialogue is fantastic, with a rich midrange and crisp treble. Even in a surround sound role, they manage to bring a lot of life to the system. I can absolutely see why people use them as primary speakers too. They’re well balanced and do an excellent job at filling a room with sound without being overpowering. If you’re using them as primary speakers, I’d definitely recommend pairing them with the Klipsch RP-1000 SW subwoofer to add some extra depth to the low end. That combination will really enhance the overall audio experience. Build Quality: The build quality is top-notch. The furniture-grade walnut veneer gives them an elegant, high-end look that will complement any decor. The speakers feel solid and sturdy, and they’re quite heavy, so if you're not placing them on a shelf, make sure you get a heavy-duty speaker stand to support them properly. Value: There are tons of positive reviews of the RP-600M II on YouTube, and after experiencing them firsthand, I can completely understand why. For the price, they offer some of the best sound quality you can get, making them a fantastic option in the mid-range speaker market. The performance easily competes with speakers that are priced significantly higher. In conclusion, the Klipsch RP-600M II bookshelf speakers are a standout in their class. Whether you're using them as primary or surround sound speakers, they deliver exceptional sound, solid build quality, and great value for the price. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to enhance their home theater system.

Amazing speakers! Crisp and clear with solid but not boomy bass. Well worth their price.

I use sub woofer, and switch from PSB Alpha 5s. After 4 months of listening, would not pick one over another. The klipsh have great sound on everything I play, but country western and most classical I hit the switch to them. The PSB s highlight some jazz and rock better to my ears. I love these speakers. I did mount them on stands, and are placed about 10 inches from wall. I do have woofer, but these play so well in combo. Get um.

Upgraded my Klipsch R-51M bookshelf speakers to the the RP-600M II model and there’s a clear difference. First, they’re considerably larger and heavier. I needed a new stand to hold them. Secondly, my receiver setup had to be tweaked for the new speakers, but once done the difference is very noticeable. The R-51M’s are amazing if you’re on a strict budget, I used them for many years and fully enjoyed them. Excellent starter speakers. If you can stretch your budget, the RP-600M II’s go on sale for $470 often and are worth it. Even the original RP-600M’s are a great deal now, and close to the price of the R-51s. You can’t go wrong with any of them. The quality difference is noticeable though. They’re clearly much more powerful, with a clearer sound and better bass. I may not even need my subwoofer and save space. Factor in a sub to the pricing if you’re getting a starter system. A sub is essential with the R-51’s to get amazing sound. Or you could just get the 600m II’s with no subwoofer. Everything just sounds better on these speakers. Vinyl sounds louder, clearer, but with no noticeable pops or noise. Streaming from Apple Music through my Roku sounds better too. Movies and TV sound better. Everything, basically. Definitely worth the upgrade.

These speakers are being enjoyed immensely in my woodworking shop. Yes, you read that right. I am an audiophile, and I crave high quality, full and complete sound wherever I am listening. That includes the woodworking shop. Therefore, when I needed speakers there I bought based upon my experience with Klipsch KG 5.5 speakers in my main component audio system years ago (which were FANTASTIC). I bought a pair of Klipsch R51-M speakers, which was a mistake. The sound was decent, but not full and complex. They also demonstrated the legendary Klipsch horn tweeter "Brightness", a bit excessively for my tastes. So, I bought this pair of RP-600M II speakers. It was like the whole world changed! The sound is now full and complete It is wonderful! Others who have purchased these speakers have, in their reviews, indicated that you do not need a subwoofer with them. I disagree. For the sound to be complete, for it to be bliss, you still need the low bass. My Klipsch subwoofer arrives tomorrow!

Having previously owned Energy Connoisseur bookshelves, I was worried these wouldn't be much of an upgrade, but I was wrong! Those now sound analytical compared to how much closer to the music I seem to get with the RP-600m II. Speakers have come a long way in the last decade and expectations are very high, so I understand if there are even cheaper speakers out there that perform close to the same and everyone is sick of seeing Klipsch everywhere. I also was hearing a lot of controversy or maybe just Klipsch burn-out in various forum comments, but these Reference Premier lines kick major ass. I mean this is Klipsch's high end offering, without being an over $2k boutique thing. The sound is BIG, both fairly open and very forward at the same time, great imaging, and has an American hi-fi "you are there" type of live Grado sound, but with much better frequency balance and perfect dynamics. For people concerned with the giant horns, the tweeter at the center is really only an inch and the receiver room correction actually ended up lifting the treble slightly, so I did not find them offensive in the slightest. Out of the box, they're more neutral than Klipsch traditionally has been, and take EQ very well (a sign of effortless reproduction and low distortion to begin with). The volumes they can hit with clarity with their high sensitivity are almost frightening. I have not had the nerve to get anywhere near distortion levels. They just rock super hard while still able to please an audiophile with the details, bring out plenty of the emotion of the recording and above all just want you to have access to a good time for less than a paycheck. I'm often looking forward to listening to them for hours, at any volume and at any time... as others have said, they play with good dynamics and still sound authoritative at low volume too. I've heard Sonus Faber and Genelec in showrooms, and Klipsch has definitely earned my respect at this price point.

Wow!!! What a difference. I used these to upgrade from a set of Klipsch R-41M speakers that were my rear/side-surround channels. I just thought that channel must not be used much, but now I can hear them great. It's like I'm actually hearing surround sound for the first time. I have these paired with RP-8000F-IIs (left and right), RP-504C IIs (center), RP-500SA IIs (height), and a RP-1200SW (sub). If you can afford it, all of these speakers, paired with a decent receiver, will bring movies to life. Music sounds great, too, but I mainly got them for my home theater.

People are saying Klipsch speakers are ear fatigue because of their characteristic, mainly the high frequency. But man,Klipsch 600M ii is a beautiful speaker. it is very clean and the airy LTS tweeter as sweet as sugar. I never even expected sub-bass from a 6.5” bookshelf speaker. You can play it without a subwoofer if you’re not leaning to that subsonic “oomphs”. I not adding my SVS PB 3000 to the soundtrack i am listening because klipsch gives me enough bass for my music. I compared it with an English speaker Q acoustics 3030i (a well reviewed speaker) and I came to know that the klipsch is louder and cleaner than Q acoustics.

Dit zijn geen vergevende speakers maar aangesloten op de juiste apparatuur (inclusief kabels) zijn deze Klipsch speakers warm en sprankelend. Top kwaliteit!

Por desgracia tuve que devolver el producto por unos raspones, sin embargo, pude probarlas y estoy en espera de comprarlas de nuevo, ya que en oferta no había opción a reemplazo. Amazon, con su servicio de primera, cumplió con fechas y asesoría, de verdad un servicio de primer mundo en México. Las conecté a un equipo vintage 75W Gradiente, un equalizador Pionner SG-9800 y otro par de bocinas 10" Gradiente GR-10. Lo primero: necesitas un equalizador, el sonido directo tiene un ataque brutal!, en algunos generos como Jazz tuve que bajar los graves ya que era demasiado, pero una vez equalizado fue un placer escuchar a MONK, los brillos son NOTABLES, realmente definidos, hubo obras con pruebas en disco de vinyl que arrojaron sonidos y detalles que no se notan en otras bocinas, es un sonido espectacular. Recomiendo pensar en el espacio adecuado, las bocinas llevan en su instructivo espacios de aire recomendados para su uso, si llevas la instalación tal cual lo ofrece el fabricante te aseguro que jamás querrás deshacerte de estas hermosas bocinas. Como nota extra, me pareció increíble la sinergía que se logró con el equipo vintage y la reproducción de vinyl, inténtalo, suena en verdad con una excelente calidad. A recalcar el ATAQUE, si no tienes EQ, preferiría el modelo RP-600m, el mII ese tiene que equalizar, no para todos los géneros, pero sin duda lo necesitaras. Música electrónica como propellerheads, Lamb, pOrtishead, Bomb the bass, etc.. suenan como el paraíso.

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Bassi molto precisi. Gamma media valida con risposta piu lineare, un passo avanti rispetto alla serie precedente, dove a parer mio risultava un pochino "incassata". Ho qualche dubbio sulla sensibilitá dichiarata, un po di corrente è ben gradita. Diffusori di carattere, come sempre le klipsch o si amano o si odiano, non si comprano a caso... ma a parer mio queste rp 600 mk2 son piu facili da amare inquanto le ho trovate meno colorate e piu versatili rispetto alla serie precedente.