Klipsch RP-600M Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) (Walnut)

I love these speakers, good dynamics at low volume,real 96 decibels.

Klipsch ist immer einen Kauf wert.traumhafter Klang für so einen kleinen Lautsprecher.

Para ser una generación pasada valen totalmente la pena para el precio que tienen, las complementé con un subwoofer Klipsch SPL 100 y con un amplificador Loxjie A40 y fue una gran combinación a un gran costo

Diffusori con rapporto qualità prezzo ottimo, suono molto dettagliato per la fascia di prezzo, la resa è molto diretta, di sicuro non ammorbidiscono il segnale che esce dall'ampli. Io ci ascolto di tutto, dal rock al metal, alla classica al jazz. Ovviamente per la classica servirebbero dei diffusori a torre, ma questi non se la cavano male. Come detto sono vivaci, molto presenti, e vista la sensibilità, pilotabili con estrema facilità. Esteticamente bellissime (ovviamente gusto personale). Magari occorre avere un occhio di riguardo e non abbinarlo ad ampli con uno suono eccessivamente brillante, altrimenti potrebbero diventare troppo enfatizzato sulle alte frequenze. Concludendo, voci ottime, rock/metal/blues eccellente, molto buono anche il jazz, un pelo indietro la classica per via dellabtipologia di cassa.

2025 and these are the "previous model". No regrets, these are an incredible bargain. Full disclosure: I'm really happy with Klipsch. I've have an older soundbar/sub set up (HD Theater SB3) and not too long ago got another for the other room (Flexus Core 200 sound bar and surrounds, combined with R-100SW 10" sub). Also I have a Pro Media pc speakers/sub set up. I had a VERY good warranty experience with the Flexus soundbar. I wish the issue hadn't happened, but it did, taking out the transmitter for the rear surrounds as well. I contacted Klipsch support by email, described my troubleshooting and get this: they actually READ what I sent. I was immediately sent replacement products and shipping labels to return the damaged equipment at no cost to myself. No difficulty. That sold me on sticking with them from a customer standpoint. I was looking for a new pair of speakers to go with my stereo only Denon PMW-560. I went for these speakers, knowing I was likely to enjoy the sound. Since my Denon is from the early 90's, it doesn't have a sub output, so I got a Fluance sub to go with them, since it has optional speaker level inputs. The speakers sound simply amazing. At $350/pair compared to $700/pair for the newer version, I just don't see how buying the new ones could be worth double the money. From what I've read about the differences, the value just isn't there. I didn't have a chance to listen to them locally side by side but I just don't see how doubling the cost could be worth it. For all types of music, I've enjoyed these. Country, rock, metal, pop, instrumental they just sound amazing. Once they broke in, the bass sounds even better and I think that if I'd done this first I probably wouldn't have bought the sub. Highs and lows are impressive, not overly bright, just very clear, but what surprised me is how the midrange shines without being overbearing and feeling like it should be limited. Not what I would normally favor, but these speakers show how midrange properly done adds clarity and fills out the sound without being the "muddy part of the sound". Vocals, brass and guitars really, really shine. The usual speakers used to be specialists in mids (no highs, no lows...must be ____), or bass heavy, or too bright on the high end. This is a balanced, no compromise set in bookshelf size. We've come a long way! It's an excellent setup, couldn't be happier with my combo of rehab'd equipment I've had for 33 years and my new speakers that seem built to make use of it. These are a BARGAIN at $350 brand new and should be snapped up before they're no longer available.

Ich habe mir 4 Stück von den RP-600M als Auslaufmodell gegönnt, um mein Wohnzimmerkino von 5.2.4 auf 7.2.4 aufzurüsten. Technisch habe ich nichts auszusetzten, Klipsch bleibt Klipsch, muß man mögen oder nicht. Es geht mir jetzt nicht um die Technik sondern deren Holzoptick Wallnuß. Ich habe schon als Heights, 4 Stück von den RP-500SA verbaut. Was nicht hinkommt, beide Modelle sind aus der selben Serie aber die Wallnußoptiken weichen derart ab, daß ich noch das Folieren in Angriff nehmen muss, das passt alles nicht zueinander. Nun da ich meine Front 2x RP-280F, 1x RP-450C aus der Vorgängerserie in Kirschoptik eh noch am umfolieren habe, kommt es auf die 4 kleinen auch nicht mehr an. Kostenaufwand gute 20€, da ich alle gleich haben möchte. Die QS seitens Klipsch wäre verbesserungsfähig. Habe sonst nichts auszusetzten. Lieferung aus Österreich ging schnell und reibungslos vom dortigen Vertreiber. Klipsch hat sich das 5. Sternchen so nicht verdient. Es ist auch eine Nachfolgerserie schon am Start, deren Aufpreis habe ich nicht übernommen. Wollte auch keine 3. Serie im ganzen Lautsprecherverbund.