Klipsch RP 8060FA Floorstanding Speaker Dolby Review

If you are looking for a great sounding home theater system, you must try these speakers. Purchasing these speakers upgraded my system from 3.1 (all Klipsch) to 5.1.2 and the transition was obvious and well worth it. The addition of that high-pitched Dolby Atmos Reference Premiere created an sonic feast for my break room, while frustrating my wife and possibly feeding my family's jealous neighbors. Whether they're worth the money or not, do yourself a favor and buy a set. They're aesthetically…

I bought these as a family gift for my kids and husband as we don't go to the theater at all. I bought two of these speakers and six months later one of them is dead eloped. We have two young children and the speakers are in a relatively small room so of course we don't turn the volume up. I contacted Klipsch and still haven't heard from them and it's been 20 days. I tried to call, filled up filled out their online form and emailed them. I only got an automated reply, nothing else. Please save…

My first impression is that these are very impressive speakers. You can effortlessly fill a large room with accurate and clear sound. Klipsch RP-160M bookshelf speakers for large rooms. They lack the brilliance and harshness commonly associated with titanium tweeters. They are not warm, but not without warmth. They are just very clean and impressive. I would call them mid-range speakers, they're more expensive than, say, Pioneer Andrew Jones speakers, which are actually great value for money…

Great sound and great quality with XPA3 for center and front channels. For those considering LSIM - don't do it. Klipsch works much better and doesn't require overheating the amp, giving much better sound and quality. Combined with Dolby Surround (AV driven) these things are amazing and you can easily tell the quality from the LSIM line of products.