Why no love for this.? I thought we been waiting for a deal on 8000f.
Prolly cuz in the somewhat recent past klipsch speaker sales on slickdeals you could get
RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
Why no love for this.? I thought we been waiting for a deal on 8000f.
I think this is a good deal. It looks similar to one last year that there was a lot of discussion about. I have the 600m set and the sub. I don't need the full set. The 8000Fs alone would be great if something comes up for those.
Prolly cuz in the somewhat recent past klipsch speaker sales on slickdeals you could get
RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
This^^
+Most people are not interested in the 10" Klipsch sub.
Prolly cuz in the somewhat recent past klipsch speaker sales on slickdeals you could get
RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
This^^
+Most people are not interested in the 10" Klipsch sub.
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yeah, the sub is crap
the sub is pretty poor sounding.
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So. This deal still slams. Just because it isn't the cheapest does not mean there isn't value.
this is a great reason why bundles don't make sense for most people. unless you are looking for this EXACT setup then you can likely do better performance and price wise by not buying equipment that is not right for your needs.
Prolly cuz in the somewhat recent past klipsch speaker sales on slickdeals you could get
RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
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RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
+Most people are not interested in the 10" Klipsch sub.
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RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
+Most people are not interested in the 10" Klipsch sub.
RP-280fa = $700
RP-450c= $300
Rp-160m= $250
R-112sw = $300
Yamaha v6a= $400
Total cost=$1,950
Thats basically the same speaker set up and receiver amp power/features(a2a almost exact same as v6a) for $350 cheaper and you also get 2 atmos speakers in the fronts with a 2" bigger subwoofer.
Where can I get the receiver at that price?