- Does this system need a Dolby Atmos receiver?
- To use the up-firing height drivers you need an Atmos-capable receiver. Without one, the towers still work as standard floorstanders in a 7.1 or 5.1 setup.
- What is included in the package?
- It is a 7.1 set: two R-26FA towers with built-in elevation drivers, a center channel, surround speakers and a powered subwoofer. Speaker wire and a receiver are not included.
- Can a mid-range AV receiver drive it?
- Yes. Klipsch's high-sensitivity horn design means most mid-range receivers can play it loudly without clipping.
- Is it good for music as well as movies?
- It handles music well for its class, but the forward treble and subwoofer emphasis favor movies and games over neutral two-channel listening.
- How should the towers be placed for height effects?
- Place them facing the listening position with a clear path to a flat ceiling, and run the receiver's calibration so the elevation drivers are timed and leveled correctly.
- Where is the Klipsch Reference R-26FA 7.1 Speaker System - Black cheapest?
- At Adorama, for $1,199.02, as of our latest check.