Reviews: This Klipsch Speaker Bundle receives 4.8 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 100 Customer Reviews
Warranty: Includes Klipsch 5-Year Limited Warranty
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Reviews: This Klipsch Speaker Bundle receives 4.8 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 100 Customer Reviews
Warranty: Includes Klipsch 5-Year Limited Warranty
Adorama Return Policy: For the first 30 days after your purchase you may return merchandise for a full money back refund, excluding any shipping charges (more info).
Model: Klipsch Reference R-610F 5.1 Home Theater Pack
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Can you list all your set? How the Denon s760h working with them? I find it is available in Costco, try to order it, but it says "75W per channel", is it strong enough to drive Jamo sets (Jamo S 809 (pair) + Jamo S 801 (pair) + Jamo S 83 +Jamo S 810 150w Subwoofer). Sorry I am newbie on this audio system.
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Crutchfield has a sound comparison for 610f and 809s, you can check that out though I am not sure if it is accurate. One of the sample tracks has a distinct boominess/muffle in 610f for me so I went with Jamos as I prefer clarity and it is quite good I think coming from the Klipsch synergy series. Keep in mind sensitivity is higher for Klipsch, thus they will be much louder with less power.
Also if you have an entry avr, you might want to mark the fronts as small, auto calibration marked them large and that makes the thermal goes quite high for me, I have Denon s760h. Instead I think I prefer subwoofer taking over.
I haven't heard these Klipsch, but I'm listening to the Jamo S 809 on 2.0 right now in a fairly large room and can confirm that they are indeed very clear. Great for music. You can pick out so many details, especially great at reproducing guitars. They lean bright, but can be EQ'd to a pleasing balance. I would rate them higher than entry level myself. They need a sub for anything more than mild-bass music and definitely for home theater, but I would expect that of any 5" speaker. My SVS is in the mail
Also, don't worry about amp wattage...any half way modern receiver should be loud enough for 98% of home users.
Ordered Jamo set just yesterday and see this! Which one is better ? Thanks!
You bought well w/ the Jamos. You'll love 'em. I got the black Jamo 5.0 set with the S83 Ctr on black Friday special (sale still going...). They look and sound awesome!! Didn't need but them but price was great and Black Friday made me do it. Pieced the new Jamo set w Klipsch R12SW sub in a 5.2.2 home theater system. Currently running 4 cherrywood Wharfedale Valdus 400 towers, JBL N-Center, JBL Sub12 and Klipsch R12SW (dual sub set-up), 2 Pioneer/ Andrew Jones Atmos driven by an Onkyo TNXR686 Recvr. The 4 Valdus towers are beasts running 20years strong! But alas, curiosity pushed me to swap out the 2 Valdus front towers and the JBL N-Ctr with the new Jamo S809's and Jamo S83 Ctr in hopes of clarity. Sounds and looks excellent. Although I think the Valdus sound as good w/ nearly similar specs. The Jamos 3x 5" Aluminized Polyfiber drivers sounds more clear than the Valdus 2x 8" drivers but trade off bass. Had to tweak the Onkyo crossovers to send correct frequencies to the speakers and tune the subs' x-over/ gain. I think I've achieved my perfect clarity/ bass balance as I'm going to get in my home theater. The Jamo S801 bookshelf spkrs I'm now using as rear surrounds in my master bedroom 5.1 home theater. They look awesome too. Good set at great price.
People who brought R series are upgrading to RP series in a year or two. I was leaning more towards an R series for the price, but I will need this long term say for nxt 10-15 yrs and true theatre sound. So increased my spending to get RP series. Got a package in offer for 2RP8000f towers, 1 RP504C center, 2 RP 600M for rears/surround with BIC PL200ii all inclusive for 1750.
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People who brought R series are upgrading to RP series in a year or two. I was leaning more towards an R series for the price, but I will need this long term say for nxt 10-15 yrs and true theatre sound. So increased my spending to get RP series. Got a package in offer for 2RP8000f towers, 1 RP504C center, 2 RP 600M for rears/surround with BIC PL200ii all inclusive for 1750.
I have this in my living room, its a great setup for the money. I also have the RP8000F set for a basement media setup, but for the price this is awesome. If this is your budget this is the best you will get.
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I see lot of generic statements in Adorama Klipsch deals. May be paid post by anyone of them. Learned lesson with Andrew Jones speaker systems propagated on SD few years back.
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You get what you pay for, very loud but not clear and you get ear fatigue very quickly. Worse part is Adorama terrible return policy. If you don't like it, you are stuck with heavy shipping charges. So buy only if you are sure you are going to keep it or better stay from it.
Completely ridiculous. I had a friend buy these a couple years ago with the receiver. They're plenty crisp and slightly warm (not a detriment). I've listened to it with heavy metal and nothing was muddy at all. I was actually very surprised how tight the sub was and guitars weren't sloppy at all with it cranked.
I didn't even adjust EQ. It was very balanced out of the box (obviously room dependent, but worth noting).
I can't compare to other brands posted on here, but I'm very snobby about quality focused compared to any average person. If you're an audiophile and want to spend money, no doubt it isn't for you.
Regular consumers will enjoy it a lot.
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Also if you have an entry avr, you might want to mark the fronts as small, auto calibration marked them large and that makes the thermal goes quite high for me, I have Denon s760h. Instead I think I prefer subwoofer taking over.
Also, don't worry about amp wattage...any half way modern receiver should be loud enough for 98% of home users.
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I didn't even adjust EQ. It was very balanced out of the box (obviously room dependent, but worth noting).
I can't compare to other brands posted on here, but I'm very snobby about quality focused compared to any average person. If you're an audiophile and want to spend money, no doubt it isn't for you.
Regular consumers will enjoy it a lot.
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