The price for the Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-280FA 5.1 Home Theater System (Walnut/Black) is $2,441 lower (58.9% savings) than the list price of $4,140.
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The Klipsch RP-280FA 5.1 Home Theater System includes a 5 Year Limited Warranty.
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The price for the Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-280FA 5.1 Home Theater System (Walnut/Black) is $2,441 lower (58.9% savings) than the list price of $4,140.
Refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion.
About this product:
The Klipsch RP-280FA 5.1 Home Theater System includes a 5 Year Limited Warranty.
About this store:
To view Adorama's return policy click here. -Corwin
Picked this up last time around. Good set up at this price point. I wish there was the two towers only deal like they had with the cherry finish. I'd jump on some more walnut 280fa
I wish they can do a bundle with rp8000f as the 280fa's walnut color is little different then the center and bookshelf. And also for folks who don't want the inbuilt up firing speakers.
Might be worth noting that the Onkyo receiver in the second bundle has HDMI 2.1 support. From what I've gathered, the receivers that do support it have had issues, but this one has good reviews. Don't know if I can justify upgrading from a 3 year old Pioneer at this price, even with the price of AV receivers skyrocketing lately.
Will that onkyo receiver be sufficient to power these ?
How does the receiver compare to Yamaha tsr-700?
They can definitely drive them all but you will see a significant benefit from using an external amp (for at least the LCR), which this cannot do. If you were looking for speakers, the price alone for that setup is good and you could even piece out things you don't like.
Odd that they pair the older towers with the newer center channel and newer bookshelf speakers. Even though I seriously doubt the "vented tweeter" that is in the newer models makes hardly any difference. As for Gabik123, I doubt it would be a good upgrade. Just buy a SVS sub and you will be happier.
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This set is the reference series, not reference premier. Not even close. Now the presidents day sales from newegg (i know most people hate them) were slick. I am only in 1500 with tax on 2 RP-280F, 4 RP-160M, and a RP-440C. That is a solid home theater set with the SVS subs I picked up also.
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How does the receiver compare to Yamaha tsr-700?
How does the receiver compare to Yamaha tsr-700?
yes it does. klipsch speakers are not usually power hungry
How does the receiver compare to Yamaha tsr-700?
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Yamaha TSR-700 or Onkyo TX-NR6100
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RP-440C center
2x R-625FA front/atmos
2x R-41M rears
All running through a Denon S760.
Would this be a solid upgrade? Any thoughts on what I would expect from the upgrade? Appreciate any input you all can provide!
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