At the time of this posting, our research indicates that $1,899 Bundle option is $677.99 lower than the next best available prices starting from $2,576.99. -SaltyOne
Model: Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8060FA II 5.0 Home Theater Pack, Ebony
Deal History
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
What's the best AVR to buy with this set if I get an additional 1400SW for $700 to pair?
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
This comment has been rated as unhelpful by Slickdeals users
What's the best AVR to buy with this set if I get an additional 1400SW for $700 to pair?
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
Denon x3800h or x4800h have had some good sales lately. Both very solid. I haven't been super impressed with my current yamaha and miss my old denon. Have also had good luck with onkyo high end but haven't kept up with them and no idea as to their current quality.
What's the best AVR to buy with this set if I get an additional 1400SW for $700 to pair?
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
RP 600M & later versions may be instead of floor standing
Denon x3800h or x4800h have had some good sales lately. Both very solid. I haven't been super impressed with my current yamaha and miss my old denon. Have also had good luck with onkyo high end but haven't kept up with them and no idea as to their current quality.
Why exactly? What's different between the Yamaha and Denon
Less intuitive modes and settings and e-arc doesn't work consistently. It's good value otherwise if none of that matters to you.
I was wondering that myself. I replaced an old Onkyo with a Yamaha and the sound is definitely softer on the Yamaha. Is there a sound difference between the two?
I was wondering that myself. I replaced an old Onkyo with a Yamaha and the sound is definitely softer on the Yamaha. Is there a sound difference between the two?
I've been stuck with this yamaha for a few years now and never did A to B with the same speakers but I want to say yes. Hard to justify replacing working stuff. The only reason I got rid of the denon was moving into a tiny apartment and sold my giant setup as a full package deal. The onkyo I had was great but ditched that because it didn't have 4k pass thru.
What's the best AVR to buy with this set if I get an additional 1400SW for $700 to pair?
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
AS far as a receiver/amp get the best one you can and it will last you for a very long time and you will not have to upgrade. Marantz makes tonally fantastic Av receivers, some of my favorite units. I love the MArantz SR8015(made in Japan!), it's there flagship model, it can do just about anything you would ever want it to and expand all you want as well for future use. Right now there is a huge sale on them. Normally they are north of $3,000+ but they are being cleared out on a limited stock deal right now for $1,999 and no tax to most that I have seen get one (depends on your state)... Also, you could use paypal if you have a chase card w/ 5% categories and save another $75.. Now, on your speakers issue, I have been using Klipsch for 20 years and have tried just above all of the rp line over the years. I strongly recommend the Rp-600 M II's (newest model) which right now are a steal at $419... they normally cost $700+. this is the newest version with the larger, smother horn and the new beefier Woofer design plus it has better posts and internal bracing to name a few. Comes in black and a nice walnut... There you go, that is what I would recommend. hope it helps.. any ??, just ask, it turkey day so I'm paying it forward! lol
I've been stuck with this yamaha for a few years now and never did A to B with the same speakers but I want to say yes. Hard to justify replacing working stuff. The only reason I got rid of the denon was moving into a tiny apartment and sold my giant setup as a full package deal. The onkyo I had was great but ditched that because it didn't have 4k pass thru.
Yes I got burned by the Onkyo HDMI pass through issue a few years ago. They wouldn't RMA. And I swore that I won't buy it again. So I ended up with a Yamaha. Same speakers and it was definitely softer especially movies.
AS far as a receiver/amp get the best one you can and it will last you for a very long time and you will not have to upgrade. Marantz makes tonally fantastic Av receivers, some of my favorite units. I love the MArantz SR8015(made in Japan!), it's there flagship model, it can do just about anything you would ever want it to and expand all you want as well for future use. Right now there is a huge sale on them. Normally they are north of $3,000+ but they are being cleared out on a limited stock deal right now for $1,999 and no tax to most that I have seen get one (depends on your state)... Also, you could use paypal if you have a chase card w/ 5% categories and save another $75.. Now, on your speakers issue, I have been using Klipsch for 20 years and have tried just above all of the rp line over the years. I strongly recommend the Rp-600 M II's (newest model) which right now are a steal at $419... they normally cost $700+. this is the newest version with the larger, smother horn and the new beefier Woofer design plus it has better posts and internal bracing to name a few. Comes in black and a nice walnut... There you go, that is what I would recommend. hope it helps.. any ??, just ask, it turkey day so I'm paying it forward! lol
Appreciate it! Do you think the RP600M IIs would fill a 16'x26'x8' room, or do you think the floorstanding RP-8000/8060FS IIs would be better? I could make them fit, aesthetically I think my wife will already struggle a bit with 2 large subwoofers in our living room, haha. I think the Ebony might fit our white room a bit better, is the Walnut that nice?
38 Comments
Your comment cannot be blank.
Featured Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
What happened to all the individual speaker deals from Adorama?
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
Denon x3800h or x4800h have had some good sales lately. Both very solid. I haven't been super impressed with my current yamaha and miss my old denon. Have also had good luck with onkyo high end but haven't kept up with them and no idea as to their current quality.
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
Why exactly? What's different between the Yamaha and Denon
Less intuitive modes and settings and e-arc doesn't work consistently. It's good value otherwise if none of that matters to you.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
I've been stuck with this yamaha for a few years now and never did A to B with the same speakers but I want to say yes. Hard to justify replacing working stuff. The only reason I got rid of the denon was moving into a tiny apartment and sold my giant setup as a full package deal. The onkyo I had was great but ditched that because it didn't have 4k pass thru.
I honestly hope this was a joke by you?
Are there any other bookshelves rather than Floor Standing speakers that would compare in quality to these or is this really the setup to get?
Struggling with it since floor standing gets in the way of a closet and shelves in my living room, which is large (16'x30'x8') that I am going to use for my theater.
AS far as a receiver/amp get the best one you can and it will last you for a very long time and you will not have to upgrade. Marantz makes tonally fantastic Av receivers, some of my favorite units. I love the MArantz SR8015(made in Japan!), it's there flagship model, it can do just about anything you would ever want it to and expand all you want as well for future use. Right now there is a huge sale on them. Normally they are north of $3,000+ but they are being cleared out on a limited stock deal right now for $1,999 and no tax to most that I have seen get one (depends on your state)... Also, you could use paypal if you have a chase card w/ 5% categories and save another $75.. Now, on your speakers issue, I have been using Klipsch for 20 years and have tried just above all of the rp line over the years. I strongly recommend the Rp-600 M II's (newest model) which right now are a steal at $419... they normally cost $700+. this is the newest version with the larger, smother horn and the new beefier Woofer design plus it has better posts and internal bracing to name a few. Comes in black and a nice walnut... There you go, that is what I would recommend. hope it helps.. any ??, just ask, it turkey day so I'm paying it forward! lol