The RP-600M II is Klipsch's second-generation Reference Premiere bookshelf speaker, sold as a pair. It keeps the horn-loaded 1-inch titanium tweeter and 6.5-inch Cerametallic woofer of the original, with a revised Tractrix horn and crossover for smoother treble. Owners and reviewers describe a big, dynamic, bass-rich sound that fills a room and suits rock, home theater and vinyl setups. Its horn tweeter is more forward than the soft-dome rivals it competes with, so it rewards listeners who like detail and impact over a laid-back tone.
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Reviewers rate the RP-600M II as a lively, big-sounding bookshelf speaker with strong bass and dynamics for its size. Many say the revised horn tames some of the original's brightness, though the treble still leans forward. Owners praise its home theater impact and easy drive.
The Klipsch RP-600M II is a pair of two-way bookshelf speakers from the Reference Premiere II line. Each speaker has a 6.5-inch Cerametallic woofer and a 1-inch titanium diaphragm tweeter. The speakers are 16 inches tall, 8 inches wide and 13 inches deep. They work best on speaker stands, though they may fit on a large bookcase.
The tweeter sits behind an acoustic lens and a 6.75-inch silicone composite hybrid Tractrix horn waveguide. The horn extends almost to the edge of the baffle on the sides and top, which helps with diffraction. The tweeter housing and magnet structure use venting technology to reduce standing waves behind the tweeter. This allowed the ferrofluid to be removed. The titanium diaphragm moves in a pistonic motion through Klipsch's Linear Travel Suspension.
The Cerametallic woofer cone uses multiple layers of metal. This makes the cone stiff and pushes its natural breakup point beyond the frequency range it operates in. The woofers have larger diameter voice coils and aluminum shorting rings. The baffles have a satin-painted, scratch-resistant finish, and the speakers come with magnetic grilles. The rear input panel has higher quality jumpers and anodized bolts that lock in the speaker wires.
