I was going to start this review in my usual way, telling a little story to set the scene. This time, it was going to be about how the ports on these floorstanders are so large that they could be compared to the penstocks of the Hoover Dam. But Michael, the editor, told me to…
For any home theater to be truly immersive, the bass needs to be both precise and powerful. The subwoofers that deliver this experience require large drivers and immense power—and Klipsch SPL-150 has a surplus of both. A Legacy of Power and Pressure So Klipsch made a name for itself by building speakers that get seriously…
Trying to pick between bookshelf speakers and big floorstanders can be tough when you’re new to this stuff. You know Klipsch, right? They make those speakers with a really punchy, exciting sound. Well, they’ve got two solid options: the smaller bookshelf model called the RP-600M II, and its way bigger brother, the floor-standing RP-8000F II….
When I first unboxed the Klipsch The Sixes, I thought I knew exactly what to expect: just another pair of retro-styled bookshelf speakers. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Within minutes of playing them, my living room was filled with a sound so powerful and immersive that it completely changed how I listened to music….
Back in 1965, Kodak dropped this thing called Super 8 film, and it was kind of a big deal. For the first time, regular people could actually shoot their own home movies. Pretty cool, right? But… it was also expensive, kinda tricky to use, and the audio? Yeah, it was pretty bad. So it was…
In the world of high-end audio, flagship speakers are expected to follow certain rules: use a multitude of drivers, feature exotic cabinet shapes, and radiate an air of delicate luxury. The Klipsch RF-7III, the brand’s current reference, ignores them all. With its severe, no-nonsense design and a straightforward two-way approach, it seems to defy expectations….
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