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deal [adorama.com]
$869 + Free S/H (price drops in cart)
Includes:
- (pair) Klipsch R-625FA Dolby Atmos Floorstanding Speakers
- (pair) Klipsch R-41M Bookshelf Home Speakers (come as pair in 1 box)
- Klipsch R-52C Center Channel Home Speaker
- Klipsch R-12SW Subwoofer
Lowest price on this bundle by a good while.
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Watch the video below which shows you the basic setup and connect guide.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XSIfZo
I don't think I need an extra warranty through costco this time.. will cancel and order this one.
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Which home theater speakers are NOT mass produced? Lol.
They're all mass produced.
"There's stuff that is commercially manufactured that I wouldn't call mass-produced. Hifi that you can only get through dealers, made to order by so-called craftsmen"
Things made to order by "craftsman". are not "mass produced". That's the opposite of mass produced.
People looking at speakers in this price range aren't in the market for ultra expensive, bespoke speakers.
And these ultra expensive, hand made, bespoke speakers are usually for 2 channel setups. Not home theater. The people in that market usually look down on "home theater gear".
" I don't see why someone would be paying any kind of premium later on to obtain these particular speakers"
A "premium"? I don't recall anyone mentioning that word. The question was... "Do these have any resale value down the line?"
In good condition, these speakers would probably sell for about 1/2 new price. Klipsch is a somewhat popular brand.
Things made to order by "craftsman". are not "mass produced". That's the opposite of mass produced.
People looking at speakers in this price range aren't in the market for ultra expensive, bespoke speakers.
And these ultra expensive, hand made, bespoke speakers are usually for 2 channel setups. Not home theater. The people in that market usually look down on "home theater gear".
" I don't see why someone would be paying any kind of premium later on to obtain these particular speakers"
A "premium"? I don't recall anyone mentioning that word. The question was... "Do these have any resale value down the line?"
In good condition, these speakers would probably sell for about 1/2 new price. Klipsch is a somewhat popular brand.
Okay thanks for the info. I gave my opinion that they probably wouldn't sell for much in case they were expecting to make money off of these. Getting about half of the cost back like you said is realistically about all you can expect if you want to "rent" these, I would agree.
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This is a great option, although be on the lookout as Costco is selling a newer version, the s760h. The 760h is better for anyone that has or plans to get a next gen console as it supports 4K 120hz pass through.
I exactly had the same plan - the set of 5.1 klipsch speakers , Denon s760 (new model in Costco). Do I need to get 9.2 for atmos ceiling speakers or can they be fit with 7.2? What's the cheapest 9.2 receiver, budget around 700-800 for receiver?
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Thank you! Was checking this one too… 797 model is in back order and not sure if it will be available in future