Don't trust this brand. My R20 sub stopped connecting to the spund bar and there is no fix nor any real support. Almost 900$ down the drain, and this is a known iaaue. Flawed product ... Google yourself
Why would Klipsch "partner" with such a steaming pile of crap like this show?!? Everything Disney has touched in recent years has been a dumpster fire. Disney is losing value even faster than Klipsch / VOXX's stock value.
I own the Onkyo RZ50, a 7.1.2 Klipsch speaker setup and I found this video totally unhelpful unfortunately 😢 Where is the deep dive? All I heard was a bunch of praise but no real “deep dive”. Dirac is amazing, I’m enjoying it but how about something like this is how you do this or that? Ex. This is how you tweak the mids to get what you want, or this is how you tweak the bass/treble to get that type of affect. I’ve spent thousands of $, my entire system is Onkyo/Klipsch and I can’t find explanations on how to actually do the fine tweaking with good explanations of “doing this gets that and doing that does this”.
For anyone interested. I've asked Tanworth in Arden Parish Council to consider erecting a statue to him in his home village. It will be discussed by TiAPC on 19 Sept 24. Out of courtesy, I tried to contact Gabrielle, via her agent for her view, but have not received a reply.
I just picked up the rp504c and will be adding a pair of rp8000f. I plan on running an amp that Will send 100 watts rms to each speaker. Will that be enough for these speakers.
I have the RP504C and the RP8000F. I also have the R-41Ms for surrounds and the RP-500SA for atmos. They all sound really good. I run them through a Emotiva MC-1 processor and Emotiva A2 and A5 power amp.
100 watts rms should be enough... the RP8000F are incredibly efficient. 98db/1 watt/1 meter? I think my Emotiva A2 puts out maybe 160 watts RMS. Very loud. Are you running a sub with them? I have an SVS SB 16 ultra and it rocks the house!
I have a mint condition pair of Cornwalls from 1973 (the vertical version) that I consider to be excellent loudspeakers. They're powered by a self made SE 50 amp and I can't think of anything better.
Looks like the audiophile "experts" hate the LaScala but I bet 99.9% of them haven't even heard the newer model. I did and they are amazing and the bass is fast and tight and kicks you in the nuts! The new LaScala is incredible sonically and dynamically in every way imaginable.
Someone gave this to me a few years ago. I finally got around to plugging it in and hooking it up, but it won't connect to it's own app. Not impressed.
After a couple of minutes of fumbling around with new ear cups. I thought I'd check RU-vid for a better way. I found this video and within a few minutes I had the new ear cups in place. Thank you Klipsch!
Update done but now the bluetooth sub can't connect to my Bar 48, NICE!!! What should I do? Can we get the old firmware back? This is horrible, they should not offer this firmware since he can brick your bar, Shame on you Klipsch! You lost another customer.
Klipsch, stop ignoring the fact that your T5 II has an issue where they don't stay turned off while in the charger. This is not a user error, they can be sitting there untouched in the charger on a desk, and suddenly try to connect to the phone, while the charging case is still fully charged. No interaction was made with them to prompt this, and they do this all the time. They are badly in need of a firmware update.
I just got a pair of AK5 with the pie slice logos. The 1st thing I did was to make them have the profile of a Model B with the collar between the bass bin and top hat. I think they look much better than the air gap between the top and bottom. And if memory serves me PWK said they are "Corner Horns". So put them in corners.
Klipsch Rules! My entire Home Theater System is all Klipsch Reference Speakers. I have a 7.2.2 setup. Entirely Dolby Atmos. Sound Quality is Amazing. Especially after they were broken in after 30 hours of use. I use a Yamaha TSR7850R. The sound quality is second to none. I even found the Curved Slant Stands that used to be on your website for the R51M Bookshelf Speakers made by Bello. That are awesome looking. Everything hooked up to my 65 inch 4K Ultra UHD HDR10+ HDTV. I remember watching John Wick Chapter 3 and could hear bullets rechoshaying and sounds you'd only hear in a Dolby Atmos Theater. Lucky for me that I got everything on sale when they first came out with the Reference Speakers. The R41SA's I use 4 of. My wife and I love it. Whether we watch movies, TV shows, Nature, or sports. We're blown away by the Highest of quality. We lease a house. There was a guy who rented a room in a separate part of our basement. He decided to blast his puny speakers at 11pm. So I put in the most powerful bass music and cranked it up not even 1/4 way. He moved out a few days later.
Now, THAT'S the "Klipsch" I used to know! The cheap, home theater line and lower-grade Klipsch systems that began showing up by the hundreds in stores like Walmart, Target, and even in some large DIY hardware store outlets began to make me think that Klipsch stopped trying to reach the audiophiles out there. It was disappointing to me when I heard a pair of Klipsch towers and realized that they had no presence. Small bookshelf speakers half the size but built back in the mid-80's sounded far better! The Cheap Klipsch towers that I heard were set up with the additional Klipsch theater speakers. Even with their 7.1 surround sound, home theater setup for under $2300, I felt they weren't even worth half that much! Way back in the early 80's I could only dream of the Klipsch Cornwall speakers. I couldn't afford one let alone a pair or more. But times change and with age comes some wise decisions. I'm still unable to own one of the McIntosh top-of-the line systems but I'm into analog music and Reel to Reel recorders/Players. Thankfully, Klipsch didn't surrender everything to the masses and refocused on the audiophile (the Klipsch Palladium P-39-F, for example). Anyway, I've got my decks and turntables and I have a McIntosh MC2105, which is a great amp. But I'm about to buy a Mac with more power and a Mac pre-amp to boot. Before 2024 is over, I'm hoping to have that basic McIntosh system and at least one pair of the LaScala AL5s! The only thing slowing me down are the "unforeseen variables" that life throws at you. I make it a point to be as financially prepared as reasonably possible for those unpredictable events. So, I can't drain the piggy bank too fast! FWIW Rich
I do not own any Klipsch and I’m just starting to get into vinyl. Klipsch is already my favorite speaker and the Nines will be my first buy soon. La Scala is my dream speakers. Love this company!
Quick story....decades ago, I was fortunate enough to have a friend play the "1812 overture"....with actual cannon being fired.....thru a pair of Klipshorns.....NOTHING.in those decades has even come close them....decades of sonic disappointment...LOL
If you broadcast to two speakers, can you choose to create stereo sound? Most decent brands have this feature for their Bluetooth speakers (Sony, Sonos, JBL, Bose, Bang & Olufson, etc). I purchased one from Amazon that will get delivered later today and assumed this capability existed, but now I'm watching videos that say you can "broadcast" your song to up to 10 speakers. That's.... not the same thing. Anyway, I wanted to buy one from Amazon before getting the second to make sure I liked its feel and sound, but I now fear I'll need to return it and go with another brand if I can't do the double speaker stereo thing. If anyone knows, I will love you for life if you can fill me in. Take care, y'all.
