🎧 Immerse in Unparalleled Sound with Klipsch RP-500SA Dolby Atmos Surround Sound Speakers (Walnut) Review

The sound was amazing but there was no "treble" sound from them in my room. I think they can do better with a higher ceiling (I only have about 7-7.5ft in my theater room. I ended up going with in-ceiling speakers, which worked much better).

If you are considering buying these speakers, think twice. They just don't achieve the level of immersion required to make them worthwhile. Don't get me wrong, these are high quality, powerful speakers. So if you're planning to mount it at a height on the wall, you won't be disappointed.

I BOUGHT 4 PAIRS OF THESE TO REPLACE SOME KLIPSCH RP 140 SA FOR ONE OF MY AURO 3D HOME THEATER. I HAVE TO SAY THAT THE EFFECTS OF THE ALTITUDE CHANGE ARE PROFOUND. The whistle of bullets, rain and explosions is very believable and often breathtaking. IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT HOME THEATER, THIS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED.

Good speakers, excellent sound quality, same as the other headphones in my RP series. However, it did not fulfill the main function of creating an atmospheric effect over the head. I tried different settings; On floorstanding speakers (that's how it should work) on media center furniture, for example 6 inches lower than the top of the floorstanding speaker and even 8 inches above the floorstanding speaker to no avail, my listening point is almost 10ft in front of the speakers. I could hear the…

I love these Atmos enabled speakers because they have great Klipsch Reference Premiere sound, look and can work as updraft or full range speakers. My only concern is value, and here's why. Klipsch knows there's little competition in the Atmos-enabled tweeter space, and fitting bookshelf speakers as front tweeters feels a bit odd. At the NFM store I was able to get an RP-8000f for $340 each, an RP-504c for $400 each and 2 sets of RP-500M for $250 each for my back and surround back treble. I paid