Klipsch Reference Premiere 7.2 Surround Sound System - Review

Klipsch’s Reference Premiere system aims to deliver some serious bang for your buck. The technology behind some of its ultra-high-end speakers has trickled down to the Reference Premiere series, offering the company’s best sound for the dollar yet. The over-the-top system featured here runs $5500, and that includes towers in the rear surround position, which is completely unnecessary (but, hey, we were really going for it here!)
We used the Klipsch RP-280F ($579/each) for the front left/right and rear surround channels, with dual 8-inch drivers and a 1-inch Tractrix Horn tweeter in each. For the center channel, we got the big boy: an RP-450C with four 5.25-inch drivers and 1-inch horn tweeter. The side surround channels were held down by the RP-250S, with dual 5.25-inch drivers and 1-inch tweeters each. And finally, LFE information was belted out by two gargantuan R-115SW subwoofers, with 15-inch drivers and 800-watts of power each. Total system weight- 480 pounds. Total system cost- $5500
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[@JoeBlow-cw4pu]

Sets up an $8000 speaker system, then makes a 6 minute video about it WITHOUT letting us hear it. Brilliant sir................just brilliant!

[@zealot491]

But you can't hear it without being there...... how many people are going to ask this smh

[@edstar83]

$5,500 Speaker system.

[@yournightmare9999]

Joe Blow you wanna hear those speakers from KZbin? maybe on your stereo 10w speakers from TV or PC r you stupid.....sorry maybe before buy a car you can fell smell and can drive also watch on KZbin hahahaha

[@JoeBlow-cw4pu]

Your Nightmare Not all of us have cheap computer speakers. Some of us actually have a high end system with subwoofers.

[@zealot491]

Sure that let's you tell the difference between good and bad sound, but you still won't hear the details that make up a different speakers unique tonality, so hearing them through KZbin's compression would simply be satisfying a few people's emotional urge. No professional speaker reviewer demos sound for this reason.

[@tristanblock]

WOW!! 2 subwoofers?!!? Nice set up!! :) I was lucky enough to inherit my uncle's Klipsch tower speakers which were top of the line back in the 80's when he bought them. They're one of my most prized possessions. I absolutely love the sound of them. So I can only imagine what Klipsch's high end speakers 30 years later sound like. Maybe some day I'll be able to experience that, but in the mean time I'm in musical bliss every time I get to listen to my music through these wonderful speakers. Klipsch rocks!

[@katzinc1971]

+Tick Tock ..... Dude I bought 5 of the RCX-4's (Centers) 2014 models a while back when a company was selling due to old stock..... Paid $60 each, but now I wish that I could have bought more of them at the time. They are absolutely awesome even though they are a Center Speaker, but can be run as mains also cos of the power handling. So you can't go wrong for buying the new edition unit, just the price will bork a few people until they realise their worthiness. I hope I can get something as good or better myself soon, even that set would be the last I'd ever have to purchase. Though might be time until I get my money aside to purchase them.

[@jessicanelson3108]

I have the same Klipsch computer speakers with subwoofer and surround that I purchased over 6 years ago and still ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM! Have not disappointed me at any point in time.

[@furlonium1]

Awesome to see a review of this system. I'm grabbing a 7.2 package that includes a receiver, two rp280f, the 450c, two 15" rp subs, and four of the bi surrounds. just shy of $5000. a good deal compared to buying everything separately. Going in my basement with a 125" screen and PJ. Good thing my wife is on board or she'd divorce me.

[@wake2779]

Is it still good?

[@JonathanTunstall]

spent the whole video waiting for him to actually play the speakers...

[@VictoriousSecret100]

you really think you will hear the klipsch speakers through your computer speakers/ipad/iphone/smartphone/tablet/headphones/earphones? no. even if they play the sound, u will still hear from your speakers

[@JonathanTunstall]

+Chip Kelly's Rushing Attack dude that goes for any speaker. Yes I realize I won't be be hearing the actual sound quality but I still like to see it in action

[@mikegrown9691]

+JMT Music Agreed

[@Stormy_9-3]

Agreed. Another thing that irritates me is....... AAAAAARRRRG! He didn't make it symmetrical in the front! Why! They provide two subwoofers for a reason!

[@sweetbrandigirl]

YEP me too

[@Juanvargas-yn3cx]

I like them I got this at home and it is awesome. the first day I set it and cranked it up you can literally feel the bass all the way to the street

[@festushaggen2563]

I've been using Klipsch for years now and have always been happy with the sound. I have 3 different sets of their speaker systems and they've all performed well for my uses. All my music and movies sound great on them.

[@ThePanFrances]

WHY oh WHY did you not make the tower/sub combo symmetrical........killing me.....

[@jacktumbleweed]

ThePanFrances creates fewer bass "dead-zones" this way.

[@philvincent3157]

Why oh why do people continue to separate sub units. Anything below about 130HZ is omnidirectional. Take a lesson from professional sound engineers at a big concert. The many subs & infra subs are placed just in front of the stage, usually starting at the centre working their way outwards. They dont usually place subs either side, under the line arays.

[@graciousSenor]

I've never liked the look of symmetry in that way. Some people want them asymmetrical.

[@carlorodrigues1600]

Klipsch speakers have always been my favourites.

[@chevy5137]

I see that you have your left and right front speakers and the subs next to them and I noticed you have one closer to the TV than one of the front speakers and one further away from the other front speaker. I have a 5.1.2 system and I have always heard different things as to where to place my sub, and that is with me just having one sub should I place it closer to the TV than my front speaker or should I place it further away from the tv than the front speaker, my concern is that if I place it closer to the TV than my front speaker is that it will drowned out the sound coming from the speaker next to it. If you have any advice on this issue I would like to hear about it. BTW I don't have a large living room which is why I'm not running a 7.2.4 system and for the size of my living room my sub is way overkill, it's a Klipsch reference 400watt 12" sub.

[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

Klipsch always kept their quality and amazing sound!

[@WIZARTthe]

I have exactly this setup minus a second R-115W and it's AWESOME!!!!! I dare to say even better than going to the cinema. Hell, even better than Dolby Cinema! I also got the Klipsch Atmos modules going on. 😁

[@HermanWillems]

People always defend their purchase :) lol Read about your psychological behavior en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choice-supportive_bias

[@MrFireblade74]

Wow thats awesome bud! I can wish to own such a beautiful system!

[@z32PureHardDance]

I really do appreciate you doing a review for the entire Reference Premier line up of speakers. I wont go all out with the RP 280F like you guys did, i will be going with the RP250F as my room is small. I am now reassured that Klipsch really does deliver top of the line good quality speakers. As far as Recievers go, ill be waiting for the New Onkyo TX-NR 747 "THX" certified AVR review from you, i have my eyes on it to go with the my soon to have klipsch RP250 home theatre setup. Thanks again!

[@digitaltrends]

z32PureHardDance We expect to have the 747 in for review this month.

[@swa99a10]

z32PureHardDance Yes smart move with 250, and onyko ,but onyko also has the TX-RZ800 you may want to look at for about 1100 or 1200 dollars very nice looking machine, actually BAD ASS.

[@z32PureHardDance]

***** wow that AVRs features are badass. Its plenty more than what ill need though. We'll see what my wallet and i decide.

[@tauras88d]

+z32PureHardDance Oh! Yeah! I have a Klipsch 9.2 setup in my living room using a 160 watt per channel Yamaha digital processor to push them and running sony blu-ray and the sound is off the fucking hook Amazing for DVD movies and DVR viewing although I would like a little more overpowering sound when running some of my older concert DVD"s but I love and it gets the job done. I am running 2 600 watt Klipsch subs, 2 300 watt fronts, 1 250 watt center, 2 200 watt rears, 2 200 watt surround rears, and 2 150 watt satelite surround rears, and when I crank it the art on the wall rattles and the neighbors a block away always come running with booze because they know I am throwing a party ...lol PEACE!

[@maxwired2236]

What Yamaha pushes 160 wpc?? If you're running it that hard I'm sure your Klipsch sound like very loud noise!

[@calderarecords]

Great review. This bloke really knows what he is talking about & gives great detail. Thumbs up man.

[@dlg5485]

My theater will definitely house a Klipsch speaker system in the future. My current Infinity Kappas are aging and not entirely gracefully, but they're good enough for now. They'll have to last a couple more years until I can afford a Klipsch system anyway. This is mostly the system I want, but my room is relatively small, so I'd downsize the rear surrounds to match the sides, downsize the subs to 12s, and add 4 in ceiling speakers for full 7.4.2 Dolby Atmos and DTS X capability! That should still cost less than $5000, which is an absolute steal!

[@jstorm001]

Amazon has a klipsch bundle for $2695 I plan on buying it next year honestly sounds like freaking sweet deal to me seriously can’t wait to get it .

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

" The Klipsch already has a sparkly top end ". That is reviewer speak ( Klipsch loaned us these speakers and I don't want to piss them off) for brighter than they should be.

[@AC-wl7ve]

+carlos oliveira klipsch are fun is probably not what klipsch wants to hear a reviewer say about there reference line lol.

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

+acm3 345 Sure, but with the company being bought by Audiovox, who knows where they are heading. I also don't know how the reviewer can call this system "over the top" with $ 580 each front speakers and surrounds in an age where $5000 center channels are almost the norm. Hell, in my second system, my surrounds were $2000/pr in 1994 and my center channel is $2000 and my surround backs were $2000 new and my sub is 21 inches. I would call it a decent average setup. This guy must only review "inexpensive" gear.

[@Testfortest142]

It's have* coz he was talking about the Klipsch ( speakers).

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

You are correct he did say "have". My memory was that he referred to a single Klipsch (speaker). I stand corrected.

[@Testfortest142]

carlos oliveira Thanks for being so radical 😊.

[@MrBonger88]

I can only imagine how bright that system sounds. Titanium horn loaded tweeter with solid state electronics and all those hard surfaces can't be a good combination. I'm currently using a pair of KLF-10's with Crites tweeters powered by an 8 watt 300b set tube amp and it sounds so much better than my Anthem MRX receiver. Same goes for the Klipsch La Scala's , KLF 30's and Heresy 2's

[@davidhoover2446]

That's actually a great price. BTW if anyone out there has a wider room, you can increase horizontal dispersion and decrease phasing by standing the center channel on end. The best sounding thing to do is to have a center channel speaker match the main left and right speakers, but you would have to have the space for that.

[@KatalistProductionsKozzySasha]

Just set one of these sets up for my dad (only two of the tall ones though in the set we got). He is loving, sounds pretty amazing

[@jimclarke1108]

I have the old Heresy Klipsch speakers, best sound i have ever listened to

[@johnwallace1729]

I just bought a set in niiice shape for cheap hooked up to my ole school Sansui 4000 receiver they sound nice ,see alot of people on the forums knocking them i like the sound ,next a stout klipsch powered sub.

[@Greenpe4nut]

I can't believe you didn't record the speakers at all in this video.

[@thebeddoctor4273]

Just left a customers house with over 100k Rockport speakers. Best system I've ever heard

[@yournightmare9999]

Who cares

[@blu91180]

Hi Caleb, Can you please tell me what speaker stands you use with the RP-250S side surrounds? I just bought a set of RP-250S and really like the stands. You did a great job on this review! Todd

[@DGtheGreat702]

Thank you for this sweet to the point review. I was thinking of picking up a set of the RF-82 ll but after seeing more of these new Premiere series, I think I will go after a variation of this set instead. (I'll opt for wall mounted versus the floors for the rear, and I'm not doing the Atmos setup) Cheers!

[@LopintiRajKiranReddy]

Please suggest me how much does it cost. Please explain in detail manner of Klipsch 7.2 or 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos setup speakers cost. I want to buy it near future to my new house. How much the exact measurements for having a perfect fitting for this Klipsch 7.2 or 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos setup. I have a small question regarding The Sony DN1080 receiver , the question is would this Sony DN 1080 atmos receiver would be best for Klipsch? Please kindly help me for perfect selection before buying the total equipment.

[@rmabgoi]

I love my "RB-81's Mk I" !!! As far as i know, there are no other bookshelf ( ?? ) speakers with such dinamics in this range of prices. I bought'em used for 250eur in mint condicion, one y.a. and they play along with the great Pathos "Classic One Mk II". I shall replace the Klipsch caps for the much, much better Mundorf MCap EVO Oil Capacitors and the Mundorf M-Resist Metal Oxide Resistors. The same goes for the ReL "Storm III" subwoofer, Mundorf caps. Some love Klipsch, and there are the others... !!! I will never sell my Klipsch speakers !!! Cheers from Portugal.

[@roketbikes]

great vid and very interesting, but seen a lot of requests where can you hook a guy up with this system for $5500, great statement but how about the real place to grab a deal?

[@tiffanykeyser7587]

My dad has a Klishp 12 inch bass speaker, and those things pump some air if you have a good receiver

[@dylandjm99]

IMHO sorry what does that mean you are a well spoken person.good job sir. The back speakers, aren't they at a lower volume for sound effects? Did u mention the power (rms) speaker and the amp? Thank you for your time

[@Mike-uz9hs]

are these good? my dads 30 year old paradigm towers sound amazing

[@nickc2708]

I like my adcom gfa 555's and reference six. Old school. What would I even want to change. Everyone has something they like and it works. I personally don't need 9 giant boxes scattered around the great room.

[@georgepg6563]

Hi, I bought Rp260f,rp440c,rp150,r110sw. 1.I love rp440c.good mid,high and low frequencies .vocal is nice and clear,Can use as Left and Right.135 watts. two crossover frequencies 500hz and 1500hz. 2.rp150 high and low frequencies are low when compare with others. 3.rp260f is good if u set the crossover in to 80hz. front grill need more support .It always keep a 3mm gap in the top. I tried this with Onkyo txnr 809 and 636.Harman Kardon,Denon and Yamaha. feel good with Yamaha and bore(not detail) with Onkyo. nice with Denon 5200.

[@carlkrebs1]

I would love to have that entire speaker system in my living room right now , even a demo set . I'm static , and disabled and I could REALLY use this system daily . Considering most of what I do is watch movies and play guitar . But I'm not a wealth guy . So , maybe one day I will get a used set , and redo em . Etc .

[@patrickvanvlooten]

You should always go as "all out" as you can get. No bookshelve speaker is going to make an action scene let alone music sound any good. You need definition and balance, all frequencies from all angles! Plus, in a big room it just looks sad having small speakers all over the place. I have Jamo S608's in the front and S606's in the back. They all have sidemounted subs (10" and 8") so there's no real need for seperate ones. I don't have a center speaker, but that's just because I don't like how they look in my TV furniture. These four speakers (powered by an Onkyo TX-NR509) are by no means reference quality, but my "4.4" set eats any premium home cinema set with bookshelve speakers and seperate subs for breakfast. So yeah, I really like what you guys did here!

[@MrBuntudor]

So do you have to return the speakers? Or can I give Klipsch the thumbs up and receive a free pair? Just sayin, please dont bite my head off

[@dickfantastic7908]

I'm wondering why the new Reference Premier line is a bit less in money than the older RF82ii's I bought. They run about 100-200 less than they did a year or two back. I know the center has smaller drivers now, went down from 6" to the 5.25", so that justifies a price drop. That being said, from the reviews I've read the newer towers out perform the older ones. If Klipsch can do this all while dropping the price, that's awesome. Buy a set, I love mine.

[@thomasdaniel6495]

We wanted to hear the system! Grated phone speakers won't do justice to the sound quality,but would have at least to have heard it.

[@tom666araya]

I didnt see you using Anthems ARC. From the installs that I have done the Anthem room correction makes a nice difference. Thanks & nice review! You have a new subscriber :-)

[@dirkrussell7481]

Looks like a great sounding set-up. What cables were you using to connect the speakers? I'm also assuming banana connections as well?

[@thenoid5131]

I just spent all my mula on this exact system, right now its DEC 12th and my company's profit sharing is coming up in couple of weeks and a new receiver is on my list, do you guys think SONY ES makes one that will drive all of these speakers?

[@panteraowns2515]

I have the same setup except for I have two r 112sw subwoofers in my living room that is about a quarter size of the room you have those in. My wife loves it lol

[@rongarcia7744]

Awesome setup , Klipsch sounds amazing🎵🎵

[@joseph10704]

I have a RF-7 II klipsch setup.I love everything about it.It's fantastic i really think my setup will blow these speakers from klipsch out of the water.I know that this setup is still bad ass and i would enjoy this setup in my apartment too.But at the end of the day i enjoy my klipsch RF-7 II setup .I like klipsch subwoofer's But try a pair of dual SVS PB-13 ULTRA SUBWOOFER'S and you have a IMAX theater no joke it's unreal.

[@maxwired2236]

Dude, you really need to open your eyes and audition Paradigm, Definitive SuperTowers, GoldenEar Tech, B&W cm9 or 10 , Martin Logan 60XTs, and then honestly say Klipsch sounds good when compared to any of these. They're not in the same league, just noise. IMHO you wasted your $$.

[@joseph10704]

+maxwired 223 When you own a pair of RF-7 II that cost $1,600 each tower and have there center speaker the RC-64 II that cost $1,400.and surrounds that are the RS-62 II.With a marinate SR-7007.That cost $2,000.Then you can talk the talk.YES klipsch is not the be all end of of all speaker's.But my setup i have is fantastic for movies and music and gaming.It's the best setup i have in my life right now.Yes goldenear tech ,B&W,Martin logan,Those are all wonderful speaker company's.But really at the end of the day i am more then blessed with my setup.It's the best right now for me.And my need's.One thing you need to understand.Not everyone in the world can afford your expensive company's you just talked about.IMHO i think you should here as setup like mine before you judge anyone setup.that's just my thought's.

[@AC-wl7ve]

+joseph10704 you can get some of the brands he mentioned for close to what you paid. i know its preference but i find klipsch speakers to be very harsh. good for gaming but they can be hard to listen to for too long.

[@maxwired2236]

Totally agree as to harshness and listen ability for long periods. I can listen to my DefTechs for hours with no fatigue. For the $ he spent on klipsch he got screwed. He obviously hasn't listened to any of the brands I mentioned. BB Magnolia carries most of these brands and they just kill his over priced Klipsch that are just loud noise.

[@joseph10704]

+acm3 345 Yes there are other brands of speakers out there that are wonderful.And not harsh on the ear's.But for right now i really enjoy my klipsch RF-7 II speaker's.I got them for 2 grand as a pair.Did not pay the normal MSRP price tag.There wonderful on the high and lows.And there out of this world fantastic for gaming and movie's.And music.They are not for everyone.But i know ton's of people who have klipsch speakers and they love every single second of there speaker's.At the end of the day what matters for me is if i am happy with the RF-7 II and the answer is I would not trade them for any other speaker right now.There wonderful and well balanced.For me!!

[@brystonfan]

my aunt has hemorrhoids on tuesdays, and my garage door is off its track, but my reference premiere system: pr 280f's =front, rp450c center, 3 rp 450 surrounds, 2 psa v3600's pair of dual 18"subwoofers (6.2 sysystem) wow, blows my old paradigm set up in the dirt

[@Desmo1]

The hell are you doing putting these awesome pieces in a goddamn cafeteria!??

[@thegoat164]

Klipsch is a hair ahead of Bose.

[@Desmo1]

@@thegoat164 Where's your data to illustrate that lmao...you simply don't understand audio if you're serious. BTW, I've had several Bose products and currently still do but in no way does anyone that's serious about audio entertain the thought of putting some laughable jewel cubes from a lifestyle unit up against a proper Reference premiere setup.

[@thegoat164]

@@Desmo1 I'm just saying Klipsch is overrated and I can think of plenty of other brands that sound better. If you like loud and obnoxious ear bleeders Klipsch is for YOU.

[@Desmo1]

@@thegoat164 Actually what you said was that Klipsch was a "hair" above Bose and I don't know any serious person that would basically say they're equal as you allege. You may not like the harshness from a horn tweeter but that doesn't mean it gets thrown in with a bose system because of it. There are a plethora of legitimate videos by reputable reviewers on here that say Klipsch has some impressive products out in varying price ranges. Sure, there are nicer sounding pieces out there and I welcome you to name a couple and the price for comparison. I stand by my assertion that you'll be blown away by the difference between something like a $4k lifestyle 650 bose sitting next to $4k worth of Klipsch speakers, they're really apples to oranges...you simply can't put both in the same category really.

[@stephenshields4095]

So is this the right setup for a small apartment? It wont disturb the neighbors right.

[@tushbrush420]

I got a similar system. a little 10 and 12 inch sub. surrounds and centers are the same 2 towers are the same the second set of towers the 6 inch versions. yamaha amp my space is a little smaller. I listen to variations of rock and rap and some electronic is played on it too. it is louder and cleaner and has more crisp of a sound than most concerts. die hard 2 is also an awesome movie to watch it's the only movie I've seen while using this system. I don't watch TV much but you don't need a stereo this nice to appreciate any of the die hard movies.

[@RobTi]

Which stands are those that's holding the 250S speakers?

[@Alex4SiliconValley]

Nice,.....I love my Klipsch speakers. I only have Klipsch Pro media 2.1 hooked up to my PC. However I am using an Sound Blaster Audigy 2zs with live drive on my PC for audio which supports 7.1. I have toslink cable hooked up from my PC to my old Yamaha 5.1 receiver and cheap Dayton bookshelf speakers as surrounds. Polk audio subwoofer 10, and 2 cheap jensen center channel speakers with dual 8's each ( I hope to upgrade to Klipsch surrounds someday, I need about $1500 ) However my system sounds pretty good for being a cheap setup. A Behringer UCA-202 USB adapter is also a good inexpensive way to connect a PC/laptop to AV receiver for true 7.1 or atmos surround sound. I use an inexpensive Nvidia GT 610 graphics with 2 HDMI connections to my 60"-TV and the other to my PC monitor display which is a 32-inch TV. works Great for 1080p.

[@AustraliaGraves]

I'm a new subscriber and I'm really enjoying your content. You guys provide a lot of details and specs and also share your personal opinions. Excellent format...keep up the good work!

[@Caleb_Denison]

Australia Graves Thanks, man! We love doing it!

[@MarkDelawar]

I agree. You guys have the right balance of video length and details, as well as interesting products.

[@zukaka84]

I would like to know if it is a good idea to add a pair of RF-7 II to this system and use them for music and as front L/R for movies while moving RP-280f to the sides.

[@waynewright1888]

Do they play music well or is it just for home theature? Will they work with any receiver on the market now. It sounds great at low level on this video. would like it hear it cranked a bit more

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

+Wayne Wright No you wouldn't.

[@pitchyydneu8826]

I got a room with a size of 300 x 350 centimeters. I was using Logitech Z906 and I was so satisfied because my room is that small. But, I'm crazy like you all who are watching this video and I purchased Edifier S760D and the improvement was on whole other level.. But who says I won't purchase these for my (I repeat) 300x350cm sized room in a few years? Why not...right? Worst thing that can happen is I get kicked out.... or the floor collapses.

[@Wildcats1266]

What app is he using to calibrate?

[@maxmustermann194]

this is an excellent price point for such a system.

[@Stromblast1]

You guys just reviewed these legendary speakers in a god damn cafeteria which has absolutely no acoustic room treatment? DA HELL !!!

[@AWSimDrifter]

We don't have Klipsch here in the UK, but I've always thought they look cheaply built compared to the speaker market here in the UK. I mean these Klipsch speakers LOOK menacing on the outside, but I feel like they use the thinnest bits of wood and very little insulation on the inside. Like if you was to knock on them with your knuckles, it would sound really hollow. They just don't scream quality like you would get from Monitor Audio, Dali, Kef or Bowers&Wilkins.

[@yournightmare9999]

Ro-Tang Clan first buy check than talk genius

[@Rapture2k1]

What cable wiring did you guys run? Looks like...maybe AQ Type 4? With (2) 26F, (2) R-10SW, and (1) R-25C can I get away with using AudioQuest G-2 cable to a Sony DN1060?

[@DudeImWayBetter]

This will be my first huge purchase once I get a good paying job.

[@DSWEIG]

I have a great paying job and still can't justify a purchase like this to my fiancee....

[@OwC317]

How do you callibrate everything ? What crossover and levels are used here ? It is a great system for sure ! Thanks in advance 😉

[@jeganrn6508]

Hi dude am from india.. U say about sony vs klipsch speakers.. Many people from india like sony is best one. But i am find difference sound system in klipsch.. Balancing sound is very best.. Buy sonu is not like that.. So you clear the doubt of sony vs klipsch speakers in upcoming video.. Thank you.. I refer your channel.

[@jaguilar1177]

anyone know which speaker stands are attached to rp250s

[@TheShagans]

Hi Caleb, I too would be interested in learning which stands you used for the side channels.

[@deezsquuezeorg]

I have a Pioneer Elite Sc-07 and some older klipsch speakers klf 20 and Sp1 powered 8 towers with a kv-4 top of the older liner center channel. dual 8s with a over sized tweeter. How much was the receiver and blu Ray player you had for your klipsch? what did the receiver push power wise. I wish i had one of those 15s! wow. I also have a Rw12d sub. they had to re design the amp on those speakers as I went through several and paid alot of money to fix it until they actually up graded the amp. but the speaker sounds really good on my Sc-07

[@DJayFreeDoo]

Not the ideal acoustics in such a room tho. and btw, does the calibration you do phase elign every speaker including the subs?

[@kukunarapuruthika6977]

which app did u use for calibrating the speakers????

[@honey4xi]

Is there a 7.1 speakers-receiver system with bluetooth and the remote control which has 2.0, 2.1, 3.1, 5.1, and 7.1 buttons for witching to any sound channels at will to play movies or music for home?

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

+Xi Le Sony str dn 860 will do the trick . It sounds great and is inexpensive.

[@raymondleggs5508]

I hope you are not asking for HTIB!

[@honey4xi]

How can we hear the sounds of the mobile phones, pets (dogs & cats), dolphins, earthquakes, so on, come from the ground up in the movies? I think we should make the ground speakers for those sounds. 🔊 🔊 🔊

[@MrMaruader911]

What's the of the speaker stands you are using?

[@MixmasterMegz767]

can you list the speaker models in this video please , i want this exact set up

[@mrcuttino9816]

I think the system was great .. everything about klipsch is great. .. but I wonder if u can do a demo MK speakers I think these speakers will give klipsch a run for there money

[@jeffpotthoff4975]

Why did you go with rp280 f instead of rf7 3 since you were going big

[@yournightmare9999]

You have not enough IQ to check this video date and RF7 3 date

[@twelthmanfan]

What did u use to calibrate the levels, looked like an app on your phone?

[@MrBrosan989]

Hi there. What is better in your opinion? To have a 7.2.2 setup or a 5.2.4? My receiver can power 9 channels(11 channels are optional only with an additional stereo receiver). Any thoughts?

[@Mike1sc]

You can look up Dolby Atmos Home Theater Setup, which Dolby published as a guide. In that document, Dolby indicates if possible always go 4 Dolby Atmos speaker setup, as the 4 speaker setup will always give a more complete sound than 2 Atmos speakers. (There are 2 guides, one issued in 2015 and a second one issued in July 2017).

[@optimusprime708]

will cleaning the speaker rubber with tap water, damage the rubber over time? getting worried. thanks

[@stevenrodriguez9655]

Hey I don’t see the bottom piece on my rp280f. Did I leave em in the box or were they purchased separate?

[@yournightmare9999]

You have such a low IQ

[@FlamePhD]

I intend to invest in a speaker system, wondering if this one is worth it.

[@himuhimel02]

Where can i buy it all sound system? Plz give me a online link for buy this item

[@CrisGarcia6]

So these can be used as studio monitors right?

[@sweetbrandigirl]

I known I sure love mine wouldn't trade them for ANY other brand !!!

[@sasquatsch9]

What is the price of such a speaker setup? I am considering to upgrade, I currently have a 7.2 Klipsch Synergy setup.

[@patbaptiste9510]

I really want to uPgrade my home theater system I bought back in 2011. Yeah I know, it a Dinosaur system. I have a Onkyo 7.1 channel receiver that came with 6 speakers and a sub woofer and a EPSON 8350 projector, so yes I need a Dolby Atmos sound system. I can't afford to buy both projector and sound system together so I was wondering if this speaker system will work with my ancient Onkyo receiver OR do I need to upgrade the receiver also. Having said all of the above, I do intend to upgrade my projector and receiver but I'm wondering which to do first - speakers, speaker / receiver or projector - for that Dolby Atmos experience. Of course I realize that my current receiver probably won't deliver the full Dolby Atmos effect or maybe not at all but I gotta start somewhere.

[@THEHULK209]

Ok I have a question a friend of mine is selling me a pair of 7 year old B&W 630s for $900 is that a good deal? or should I but a pair of brand new Polk S60s for $800.

[@TheMcKsmooth]

What speaker stands are you using for the surrounds? Would they fit the Kilipsch RS62 ii's?

[@cndctrdjful]

+Kody Wheeler exactly the same question i was going to ask, for the exact same speakers

[@marlonskeen594]

hi can you tell me what stand you using for the sound surround i have some polk audio that looks just like that thanks

[@zorrier]

Love Klipsch! I will get this set up in the future.

[@libiggz]

Where did you get the Atmos demonstration disk?

[@chadgunderson235]

What side surround floor stands did you use? I am looking for some

[@davidcochran2255]

I Got a question to ask why is hard floor is not good for surround sound speakers?

[@Chrisfragger1]

I really LIKE the inverted cones, but the gold woofers might be a tad too much. I think I would prefer gloss black.

[@yournightmare9999]

You can still paint them

[@alakwakans]

Great review. I would like to ask a question: can I combine a sealed subwoofer with a ported subwoofer, for example an SVS SB13 Ultra with an SVS PB13 Ultra? Thank you.

[@RichardsWorld]

You should have shown things in the room vibrating and shaking like crazy!

[@crzxr-dq8pi]

Klipsch’s Reference Premiere system aims to deliver some serious bang for your buck. The technology behind some of its ultra-high-end speakers has trickled down to the Reference Premiere series, offering the company’s best sound for the dollar yet. The over-the-top system featured here runs $5500, and that includes towers in the rear surround position, which is completely unnecessary (but, hey, we were really going for it here!) We used the Klipsch RP-280F ($579/each) for the front left/right and rear surround channels, with dual 8-inch drivers and a 1-inch Tractrix Horn tweeter in each. For the center channel, we got the big boy: an RP-450C with four 5.25-inch drivers and 1-inch horn tweeter. The side surround channels were held down by the RP-250S, with dual 5.25-inch drivers and 1-inch tweeters each. And finally, LFE information was belted out by two gargantuan R-115SW subwoofers, with 15-inch drivers and 800-watts of power each. Total system weight- 480 pounds. Total system cost- $5500

[@nightmare_core_]

Looking at this inspires me to do better in life to get this kind of stuff.😎

[@MrZattack101]

I can only imagine what 20+ drivers in one setup must sound like. I though my $350 bookshelfs were imersive

[@Umar-hw4dw]

Price ......sir

[@richardgourlay5279]

please can you tell me where you got your speaker cable from....many thanks...

[@himuhimel02]

How can i buy it ? Can i search in amazon ? Plz help me

[@dylandjm99]

What happen to grills? I didn't know that was the latest fashion

[@javiboscaino]

+Danny Miller They come with them, they just look prettier without them imho

[@dannyo28miami]

Nice 80's design