| Product Description: | R-41SA Powerful Detailed Home Speaker
Enhance your home theater system with the incredible, overhead sound effects of the Klipsch R-41SA Dolby Atmos® speaker. By leveraging Klipsch proprietary horn-loaded controlled directivity technology, the R-41SA bounces sound off the ceiling to create an astonishing, immersive listening experience. The R-41SA can also be utilized as an on-wall elevation or surround speaker via its easy-to-use keyhole mounting system - delivering the perfect angle for enhanced sound effects.
Features:
Dolby Atmos Overhead Sound Effects
Keyhole Mounting for On-Wall Elevation/Surround Sound Use
1" Linear Travel Suspension Aluminum Tweeters
4" Spun-Copper IMG Woofers
Strong, Flexible Removable Grille
Black Textured Wood Grain Vinyl
Dimensions: 7" x 5.75" x 13"
DOLBY ATMOS
To put it simply, Dolby Atmos is the greatest advancement in home and cinema audio since surround sound. The addition of elevation speakers reflects sound from the ceiling to put sound anywhere in your room - making you feel like you’re truly in the middle of the action.
ELEVATE AND SURROUND
In addition to delivering overhead sound effects as a Dolby Atmos speaker topper, The R-41SA is designed to be wall-mounted as a front, rear or side elevation speaker - or as a versatile side or rear surround sound speaker.
The keyhole mounting system makes it easy to add these incredible sound effects to your home theater system for a true cinema-grade listening experience.
TRACTRIX HORN TECHNOLOGY
Klipsch exclusive 90x90º Tractrix horn technology ensures that the R-41SA high frequency energy is aimed at the ceiling and bounces down to the listener with laser precision - all while reducing artificial reverb or filtering. Using this proprietary focused technology gives you the best clarity, dynamics, and detail from your movies and music.
LINEAR TRAVEL SUSPENSION TWEETER
WITH KAPTON SUSPENSION
Klipsch exclusive Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) aluminum tweeter minimizes distortion for enhanced, detailed performances. Using Kapton, an extremel |
| Product SKU: | buydig_KLPR41SA |
| crossover_frequency: | 4,237 Hz |
| depth_inches_mm: | 13” (331 mm) |
| dolby_atmos: | To put it simply, Dolby Atmos is the greatest advancement in home and cinema audio since surround sound. The addition of elevation speakers reflects sound from the ceiling to put sound anywhere in your room - making you feel like you’re truly in the middle of the action. |
| enclosure_material: | MDF |
| enclosure_type: | Acoustic Suspension INPUTS Single Gold Plated Binding Posts |
| features: | Dolby Atmos Overhead Sound Effects, Keyhole Mounting for On-Wall Elevation/Surround Sound Use , 1" Linear Travel Suspension Aluminum Tweeters , 4" Spun-Copper IMG Woofers , Strong, Flexible Removable Grille , Black Textured Wood Grain Vinyl , Dimensions: 7" x 5.75" x 13" |
| finishes: | Black Textured Wood Grain Vinyl |
| height_inches_mm: | 7” (180 mm) |
| high_frequency_driver: | 1” Aluminum LTS tweeter mated to a 90 x 90 square Tractrix Horn |
| high_quality_cabinet_design: | Reinforced MDF construction reduces cabinet vibration for less audible coloration and improved sonic accuracy - giving you the ultimate listening experience that's built to last., ________________________ |
| low_frequency_driver: | 4” spun-copper IMG woofer |
| nominal_impedance: | 8 ohms Compatible |
| power_handlingcontpeak: | 50W/100W |
| product_weight_lbs_kg: | 6 lbs (2.7 kg) |
| sensitivity: | Conforms to Dolby Atmos Specifications |
| sleek_design: | Exposed fasteners, low profile magnetic grilles and a scratch-resistant, textured wood grain vinyl give the R-41SA Dolby Atmos speakers a polished, modern appearance. |
| spun_copper_img_woofers: | Injection Molded Graphite (IMG) woofer cones are exceptionally light while being extremely rigid – providing remarkable low frequency response, with minimal cone breakup and distortion. When paired with the Tractrix Horn-Loaded LTS Tweeter, it provides speaker efficiency highest in its class. |
| technical_specificationsfrequency_response: | Conforms to Dolby Atmos Specifications |
| width_inches_mm: | 5.75” (146 mm) |
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Not saying you can't use these for surrounds, but they are not ideal for that purpose.
So no, they would not be better.
Not saying you can't use these for surrounds, but they are not ideal for that purpose.
So no, they would not be better.
Have height speakers is cool, and while it makes the sound-stage a lot bigger, you don't feel like anything is "above" you.
Have height speakers is cool, and while it makes the sound-stage a lot bigger, you don't feel like anything is "above" you.
you can mount them on top of floor standing speakers though if you want them to bounce off the ceiling
But at some point I'll find something from Klipsch that I can place above and to the side forward a bit with directional that would work.
It's vaulted where a ceiling ridge is high up parallel to the couch. ugh.
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Have height speakers is cool, and while it makes the sound-stage a lot bigger, you don't feel like anything is "above" you.
*edit* I don't use them upside down. I mounted them like they're supposed to and the speakers already point down. No reason to bounce the sound.
Got this bundle for $164 a couple years ago, have replaced all the speakers with RP Klipsch and as soon as I pull the trigger on a 9.2 AVR, will try my satellite speaker idea.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SJJ9ZZK
Wife wouldn't let me run rear speakers unless I ran speaker wire in-wall, which would have to pass by a fireplace - which I didn't want to do. So I run a 3.1 setup with two Atmos speakers for the rear. It's not as good as a true 7.2 setup, but my wife isn't complaining. And my receiver had a microphone to auto-adjust the balances to make my makeshift setup suck less.
There's nothing special about Atmos speakers. They just point at an angle. The best approach for audiophiles with money is to get wall mounted speakers installed in the ceiling above your couch, and then run the wiring to the receiver. But that's a lot of work and money.
Most content in 2025 - if you consume YouTube, TV, most audio streaming services, etc., isn't even true 5.1, let alone 7.2. And a second subwoofer is just excess. Most people can't tell if a vibration is coming from the left or right since, again, most content doesn't provide dual subwoofer channels.
I'd honestly impulse buy these for my bedroom and do a similar fake rears as I do in my living room. But I run an overpriced but amazing Klipsch PowerGate that is only 2.1 for space reasons. And I don't have room for a center, as I have one of those fake fireplace heaters where the center would go.
I don't even know where people are getting 9.2 content from. Which means it is probably just driving additional speakers with duplicate sound channels. But it sounds cool. Wouldn't cheap out on mains or a center for it. But for things like music, I can see it being a more immersive experience. And I guess it future proofs you, presuming you don't need an eventual amplifier upgrade.
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