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There isn't a new sub anywhere that can match the output of the SPL-150 at that price, or anywhere close to it. The Monolith 12 is an excellent sub that will sound "tighter" to more discerning folks, but to someone that just wants great bass, especially for movies, that Klipsch can't be beat unless you are planning to spend double. Anyone that has heard both IRL will agree with this.
Hmm should I go for the 8000fs and 504-c now or wait for the IIs? Technically don't need the speakers till the beginning of next year when my new house will be done. The price here is tempting, but idk how if the IIs will be on sale by beginning of next year or not.
Hmm should I go for the 8000fs and 502-c now or wait for the IIs? Technically don't need the speakers till the beginning of next year when my new house will be done. The price here is tempting, but idk how if the IIs will be on sale by beginning of next year or not.
504C for certain, not the 502C. You'll appreciate the difference.
I have the 504C on a 9.2.4 system and thinking about adding a 2nd 504C to balance the room
I just bought the Monolith 12 v2 from Amazon for $724 + tax. Does anyone think I should return it and get the SPL-150 for $579?
Although I can't give you a direct comparison, I will tell you that going from two 12" subs to two SPL-150's was an incredible improvement in overall depth. They just deliver so effortlessly. Klipsch subs, however, are known for having plate amp issues. One of my SPL-150's died back in January, about 8 months after purchase from last springs similar deal. They were quick to send out a replacement amp though.
504C for certain, not the 502C. You'll appreciate the difference.
I have the 504C on a 9.2.4 system and thinking about adding a 2nd 504C to balance the room
504C for certain, not the 502C. You'll appreciate the difference.
I have the 504C on a 9.2.4 system and thinking about adding a 2nd 504C to balance the room
Why 2 center channels?
I have a 504c but I'm moving and the new place can't fit a center any deeper than 7". I was looking at the RP-640D. I have a feeling I'll be disappointed
Woot woot! Great deal on the 500m which are according to some on YouTube even better than the 600m! I just bought a pair to compare with my current JBL 530.
Their website doesn't mention Adorama with the other companies they pricematch, but hopefully they'll do it. I don't know why they wouldn't pricematch Adorama - they're one of their main competitors.
Why 2 center channels?
I have a 504c but I'm moving and the new place can't fit a center any deeper than 7". I was looking at the RP-640D. I have a feeling I'll be disappointed
My system sounds good. Denon 8500 powering Klipsch +2 SVS 4000s... But sometimes I feel like the centers don't put out enough sound.
I hesitate to buy all these just because I feel like for BF Klipsch will probably give us the mkii versions of these speakers for 20-30% more than this. Still a great deal though if you want the sure thing now
I hesitate to buy all these just because I feel like for BF Klipsch will probably give us the mkii versions of these speakers for 10-20% more than this. Still a great deal though if you want the sure thing now
Yeah, but if you buy these today and listen to them regularly between now and BF, do you think you would have made that value back? And there is no guarantee that the mk ii deal will even happen for that price (first gen didnt even get that cheap last BF). I'm interested in the mk ii, but the one review I've seen thus far of the 600 mk iis, the difference in sound quality isn't all that dramatic.
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Have RP-150M and RP-250C for over 4 years now in a 3.0 configuration and been happy across my use (just picked up a R-12SWi as I'm about to move somewhere I can be a bit more rumbly). Keep going back and forth on whether it's going to be worth upgrading or going to a 5.1 setup (not a big movie watcher so not sure how much benefit I would actually get out of it). Mainly TV watching, gaming, and the occasional music streaming and don't push them overly hard or loud.
Would RP-600M and RP-504C be worth the $750 upgrade to a setup I'm entirely happy with as is? Potentially moving the RP-150M to rear channels if I do upgrade.
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Jump on this while you can. Tons of great opportunity here to build a great system on a tighter budget.
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I have the 504C on a 9.2.4 system and thinking about adding a 2nd 504C to balance the room
I have the 504C on a 9.2.4 system and thinking about adding a 2nd 504C to balance the room
I have the 504C on a 9.2.4 system and thinking about adding a 2nd 504C to balance the room
I have a 504c but I'm moving and the new place can't fit a center any deeper than 7". I was looking at the RP-640D. I have a feeling I'll be disappointed
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I have a 504c but I'm moving and the new place can't fit a center any deeper than 7". I was looking at the RP-640D. I have a feeling I'll be disappointed
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Would RP-600M and RP-504C be worth the $750 upgrade to a setup I'm entirely happy with as is? Potentially moving the RP-150M to rear channels if I do upgrade.
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