How do these compare to Klipsch RB-51 II and Klipsch 41?
1073725
Good Day. These sound amazing and have great quality on them. This comes with great sound quality. thank You
1073726
I had the rb-51 and the sound is more balanced and the build quality feels better to me. Just my two cents
1742349
I have both the Polk Audio PSW505 and the Klipsch Sub-12HG in two different rooms. I have been happy with both and can't tell any difference from them sonically when they are set up right. They both pack more base quantity than I can use and their bass quality is fantastic. Although they are both 12", 300 W subs, the enclosures and operation are different. The Klipsch is larger, especially in height. It is down firing and looks like a big box with legs. The Polk is front firing and has the appearance of a squatty speaker with a grill; it looks better. The Polk will probably fit in better in applications where smaller is better (without sacrificing sound!) and down firing is either too attenuated or too coupled with the floor you place it on. Although I don't believe it is typical at all, the Klipsch died the first day. It kept blowing internal fuses. Klipsch sent me a new amp assembly to install myself a week later. It was easy enough to replace and now works great, but while replacing it, I got a sight at the inside of Klipsch workmanship and wasn't impressed. The box was glued together haphazardly with at least one of the reinforcing corners braces having drifted inches away from the corner before it cured. The vent tube is cardboard. Four of the pan head screws holding the amp panel snapped off when I tried to back them out. I had to drill new holes. If price were the same, I would buy the Polk.
1203026
Also, I couldn't recommend Klipsch any more than I already do to friends. Their customer service is absolutely top notch. I hope that you enjoy the earbuds if you get them.
1185778
Not at all.I Have used 450's for years and when I heard the K8's I could not believe how much better they sounded. They are way more HiFi than the Mackies which in my opinion are very PA sounding.So I bought a pair and it is hands down the best thing I have done to give my audience a real taste of what I am spinning.I am still blown away at how such a small enclosure can produce such deep bass and great overall dynamics. The top end is absolutely fantastic. These are really musical speakers and your audience will get to hear so much more of your music than through the 450's.Obviously everyone has their own opinion on speakers but for me this was a great upgrade to my system. And such a bargain too. 5 stars! Not at all.I Have used 450's for years and when I heard the K8's I could not believe how much better they sounded. They are way more HiFi than the Mackies which in my opinion are very PA sounding.So I bought a pair and it is hands down the best thing I have done to give my audience a real taste of what I am spinning.I am still blown away at how such a small enclosure can produce such deep bass and great overall dynamics. The top end is absolutely fantastic. These are really musical speakers and your audience will get to hear so much more of your music than through the... » Read More Not at all.I Have used 450's for years and when I heard the K8's I could not believe how much better they sounded. They are way more HiFi than the Mackies which in my opinion are very PA sounding.So I bought a pair and it is hands down the best thing I have done to give my audience a real taste of what I am spinning.I am still blown away at how such a small enclosure can produce such deep bass and great overall dynamics. The top end is absolutely fantastic. These are really musical speakers and your audience will get to hear so much more of your music than through the 450's.Obviously everyone has their own opinion on speakers but for me this was a great upgrade to my system. And such a bargain too. 5 stars! « Show Less
342869
I have both and the speakers did fit. I am not crazy about the tone that they produce. More midbass than true lows
1623992
Klipsch has bigger speakers 12" and has deeper bass resonance when placed on hard floor. It has better bass tonals than JBL dancehall speakers. My neighbors complained to my landlord when I saw Jurassic Park when it was coupled with my Bose 901's. I literally saw the water disturbance on my cup of water.
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They are excellent as in-ear monitors. I've used them playing Bass and our drummer uses the SE215 too specifically as monitors. There's no volume control on the 215's - so the in-ear receiver volume is pretty much what they're made for. Tremendous quality once you figure out the best cushions to use.
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I love my SE315-Ks! They have a really great dynamic range with a rich bass & clean clear highs. The sound isolating is equal to the custom in-ear molds that I have & I actually prefer the 315's over them.
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Hello Frank and thank you for your inquiry!The RB-600 is quite an amazing bookshelf speaker.The RF-600 is a fuller range floor standing speaker.The voicing of the two would be similar but you would definitly get more bass detail from the larger RF-600 speakers.This would be important for gaming for sure!I hope this answered your question and please feel free to reply if you need anything further.Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp.com sales team
330264
The Klipsch Quintet III system is way better than the Energy Micros. I know they are not the same as the classic, but I was offered the Energy Micros since the classic was discontinued. After comparing the two systems, there was no question that I had to return the Energy Micros and pay the associated "restocking fee."
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These may be the best speakers I have ever bought and the price was very nice also. I have them teamed up into a 7.1 surround system, but when I play music in stereo the sound is very detailed. I have had Klipsch and KEF in the past (both more expensive) and these are better. I would recommend them.
2272564
Superior to Bose. Louder and better quality. If you have the space get the klipsch. If space is an issue get the Bose
793679
I have the KEFs and the ML Electromotion ESLs. Both are very good but I think the KEF is probably the better speaker overall. That said, if you have the right room either will be good. I seriously considered sending the KEFs back right up until the last second. Since keeping them I've worked more on placement and coupling to the stands and that's squeezed extra performance from the KEFs which makes me glad I have them. The logan's will be happiest if the room is larger and you can get them well away from the walls, I'm able to give them about 5 feet behind them and I don't feel like that's quite enough. I had an older pair of Aerius i in a larger room where I was able to give them 7-8 feet and the presentation always blew me away. With my smaller room now I haven't been able to extract the same magic from the newer ESLs even though I feel the new ESLs are tonally well beyond the quality of the older Aerius. The KEFs will make use of all the space you can give them too, but their different approach doesn't require it as much and with their limited bass extension they'll be happier in a smaller room.
1623994
I replaced a Velodyne which originally sold for $2500 years ago and the Klipsch does an great job in a large living room.I am not familiar with the other brands except Polk which I use for outside speakers.
1911896
LOGITECH Z623s WILL BLOW YOU AWAY. buy a seperate warranty, 3 year, cause you may have to replace them, but WORTH IT. THESE ARE AWESOME SOUNDING. much better than klipsch promedia 2.1, so i say get the z623s and you wont be dissappointed.
1126181
These speakers have been discontinued and are imported. I would NOT buy even at the discounted $. I am a long time Klipsch fan and have Klipsch all over the house including my 6-1 home theater. Better off with RB 61's. I have 2 sets and they are great!!
676882
I own the RB-61 II, which are not the same, but still have the Klipsch sound signature that so many consider extremely bright and fatiguing. What I have noticed is that they are way too bright with very bad sources. For example, bad 128kbps mp3s. With FLAC, CDs or DD and DTS soundtracks they are just magnificent. Every time I listen to music I am familiar with, a smile appears on my face. They simply sound awesome.