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The RP-6000F II is the middle tower in Klipsch's updated Reference Premiere lineup. It pairs two 6.5-inch woofers with a 1-inch titanium tweeter loaded into a larger 90° x 90° Tractrix horn, and its high sensitivity and wide dispersion let it fill a large room from modest amplification. The sound is lively and forward, which suits movies, games and rock, but the horn can sound bright to listeners who prefer a warmer balance. Against similarly sized towers from other brands it trades a little low-end weight for efficiency and dynamic punch, and owners of the first-generation RP-6000F generally see the new horn and cabinet work as a step forward.
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Owners describe a lively, detailed speaker that handles movies and music well and is easy to drive. Many praise the dynamics and clarity of the new horn, while some find the treble forward and note that deep bass is limited for a tower.
The Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-6000F II is a floorstanding tower speaker in an ebony vinyl finish. It sits in the middle of the updated Reference Premiere tower lineup. It has wide sound dispersion and high sensitivity, so it can fill larger rooms with sound for movies, music and games.
It has two 6.5-inch Cerametallic woofers for bass and midrange. A 1-inch Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) titanium diaphragm tweeter handles the highs. The tweeter is loaded by a 90° x 90° silicone composite hybrid Tractrix horn, and its vented housing reduces standing waves. A Tractrix port moves air out of the cabinet quickly to reduce port noise.
The cabinet has added bracing and a divided design to reduce resonance and vibration. The baffles have a satin-painted, scratch-resistant finish. Cast aluminum feet keep surface contact with the floor small. The grille attaches magnetically and can be removed.
