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Available Bundles:
- RP-8060FA II Floorstanding (Pair) + RP-504C II Center + RP-502S II Surround (Pair) $1,899
- RP-8060FA II Floorstanding (Pair) + RP-504C II Center + RP-502S II Surround (Pair) + RP-1400SW Subwoofer $2,599
About these Items:
- Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8060FA II 6.5" 600W 2-Way Dolby Atmos Floorstanding Speakers
- A high-performance 6.5" 2-way up-firing Dolby Atmos speaker integrated in the top
- 90 Degree x 90 Degree Silicone Composite Hybrid Tractrix Horn
- Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) Titanium Diaphragm Tweeter
- Vented Tweeter Design
- All-New Cerametallic Woofers
- Tractrix Port
- Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-504C II 5.25" 600W 2.5-Way Center
- 90 Degree x 90 Degree Silicone Composite Hybrid Tractrix Horn
- Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) Titanium Diaphragm Tweeter
- Vented Tweeter Design
- All-New Cerametallic Woofers
- Tractrix Port
- Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-502S II 5.25" 400W 2-Way Surround Sound Speakers
- 90 Degree x 90 Degree Silicone Composite Hybrid Tractrix Horn
- Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) Titanium Diaphragm Tweeter
- Vented Tweeter Design
- All-New Cerametallic Woofers
- Wide Dispersion Surround Technology
- Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-1400SW 14" 1000W High Excursion Subwoofer
- Hyper-Efficient Balanced Performance
- Spun Copper Front-Firing Cerametallic Woofers
- High Efficiency Class D Amplifier
- Front-Firing Slot Port With Exclusive Internal Flare Technology
- Flexible Controls
- 1/2-Watt Standby Mode
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For atmos, unless you do ceiling mount, it's going to be a crap shoot! There is no good answer to mounting them on top of speakers as that doesn't work all too great, it has to bounce just right of the ceiling back to you to get any atmos effect and most of the time it does not work right, this is why I told you 8060's are a complete waste for atmos. your going to have to try diff positions to see what works, otherwise, you will not get atmos to work right.. usually if you can't do ceiling mount, then high top wall mount will work much better then top of speakers position and you set the receiver to that setting. Again, your going to have to try it out , go get a good atmos demo from online as it will give you the ability to really hear the atmos if it's effect is working well or not so much.. w/out proper atmos your losing so much, trust me. Night and day!
No, do not go rp 150, they lack some mid and low end, I have demo d them. Stick with the rp-160's, Rp-600's, Rp 502 and the rp-250's// these all sound much better then the rp-150's. the 502 and rp-250's have dual drivers so they can do just about the same as the rp-600's and they all sound real good. The rp-150's are a bit lacking.. but none of the ones I recommend are expensive, you just have to look for them. you can get pair of rp-600's for $350 or less, pair of rp-160's for $299 or less..... you can get a pair of rp-502s for $368... look on a/zon, e...... bay, etc
your 970 receiver is just fine, it will do what ever you need it to and these speakers are all 95++db sensitivity so you need very little power anyways for them to get really going but klipsch speakers are known for that attribute. Your receiver is more then adequate for the system your putting together, so all good there , make sure you calibrate the entire system properly with your receiver room calibration software!!.. So there you go... Isn't quality, unbiased good FREE advice just great!!?!!
But those RP 500 SA would just work fine for Dolby Atmos if I do celing mount (looks difficult this option) but I can definitely get it to do high top wall mount for a better overall experience.
Now for my rears I do not plan to do a wall mount as I have got the Sanus height adjusting stand from Amazon so I I'll use that the bookshelf speakers (RP160 M or RP 600 M) would be better option right compared to RP 250 S or RP 502 S. Please let me know. Thanks.
But those RP 500 SA would just work fine for Dolby Atmos if I do celing mount (looks difficult this option) but I can definitely get it to do high top wall mount for a better overall experience.
Now for my rears I do not plan to do a wall mount as I have got the Sanus height adjusting stand from Amazon so I I'll use that the bookshelf speakers (RP160 M or RP 600 M) would be better option right compared to RP 250 S or RP 502 S. Please let me know. Thanks.
Couple of things for the rears. How much space do you have behind the sitting area because that will play a big role. The rp-160/600's are huge and you better have a stand that can hold them fully and if you hit the stand you always risk having them fall off if the stand plate is not large enough to hold these(they are heavy 20+ lbs & LARGE!). Plus they are going to look much larger overall and your going to have to decide if your ok w/ that.. so, if you have the space behind your sofa and don't mind the large looking surrounds then I would go w/ these. But, if you have limited space behind your sitting area and want a much smaller looking overall profile speaker on a stand, then the rp 250's or 502's are perfect. The 250/502's are great if you don't have a lot of space to work with because they have very wide dispersion design so they work great for surround & if they are closer to the sitting area due to space constraints. If you have the extra space and can move the rp-160's/600's a bit further back to give them the space they need as they are not as wide dispersion as the 250's, then they will give you more punch overall. So, there is no right or wrong answer here, it is only based on what is going to work in the space you have? I am using my 502's as my side rear main surrounds(L/R of the sitting area) but I am using my Rp-160's on stands(mounted to them so they can't fall off!) as my rear L/R surround Speakers. I am running a 13.2.4 setup/receiver, but your only going to have the two main rear surrounds. This should give you the info you need..
So do you think will Atmos work for me well in my setup if I decide to go high wall mount in the front OR somehow do a ceiling mount in the front. Please let me know. Thanks.
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So do you think will Atmos work for me well in my setup if I decide to go high wall mount in the front OR somehow do a ceiling mount in the front. Please let me know. Thanks.
https://postimg.cc/gallery/WqZ7bQk
RP 8000 F pair
RP 500 SA surrounds
RP 504 C center channel ($299 deal and I thought this is better than the $250 RP 450 C
RP 600 M rear surrounds
RP 1400 SW ( yes got this monster subwoofer at $699 thanks Slickdeals and to you as well 😊)
Then I got another used Deep Acoustics SubD12EQ subwoofer. This seemed good with low frequency range down to 22 hz and I thought it would be much better than the other cheaper Klipsch subs. Is this a good decent one ? Reason I got this was to give some more bass effect and a smaller companion to the monster RP 1400 SW
Denon 7.2 S970H receiver.
RP 8000 F pair
RP 500 SA surrounds
RP 504 C center channel ($299 deal and I thought this is better than the $250 RP 450 C
RP 600 M rear surrounds
RP 1400 SW ( yes got this monster subwoofer at $699 thanks Slickdeals and to you as well 😊)
Then I got another used Deep Acoustics SubD12EQ subwoofer. This seemed good with low frequency range down to 22 hz and I thought it would be much better than the other cheaper Klipsch subs. Is this a good decent one ? Reason I got this was to give some more bass effect and a smaller companion to the monster RP 1400 SW
Denon 7.2 S970H receiver.
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