Review on Klipsch RP 5000F Reference Premiere Floorstanding Home Audio by Abhi GC ᠌

I bought these Clips to replace the Heco Aurora 700 in my home theater. Heko beautifully and softly convey the bottoms, the middle is still so-and-so, but everything is bad with the tops. Of course, these Klipshas do not have a soft bass, but the tops are poured well and the middle has become much more expressive. What I wanted. I even made a direct comparison by switching from Heko to Klipsch and back. - Klipsch sounds much more interesting. The bass is certainly harsh after the Aurora. But the top and middle are more important to me. Well, in terms of dimensions, the RP-5000 in my small room is more out of place than the Aurora-700. Which was also the goal. But not without a fly in the ointment. One speaker plays a little louder than the other. At first I thought it seems. But I changed the speakers in places and it became more muffled on the other side. This, of course, was very upsetting. Apparently, in a Chinese factory, columns produced with different parts inside are thrown into one heap, and no one cares that a pair is from identical columns. It makes no sense to change, since there is no guarantee that the new pair will be no worse than this one. In general, the speakers are worth taking, they look very cool without grills. They sound pretty good for their price. Personally, I like it.