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The RP-600M II is Klipsch's second-generation 6.5-inch two-way bookshelf speaker, sold as a pair. It pairs a horn-loaded titanium tweeter with a reworked woofer, and Klipsch enlarged the Tractrix horn for a wider soundstage than the first RP-600M. Owners and reviewers praise the detail, dynamics and bass depth for a speaker this size, and call it easy to drive. The trade-offs are its size, its forward horn treble that some find bright, and sensitivity to placement.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 across 115 ratings, the RP-600M II is widely liked for detail, dynamics and bass that belies its size. Reviewers call it a clear step up from the first RP-600M. The recurring complaint is treble that can feel bright, plus the cabinet size.
The Klipsch RP-600M II is a pair of bookshelf speakers from the Reference Premiere series. Each speaker has a 6.5-inch woofer and a reworked tweeter. The woofer and tweeter were redesigned from the previous generation.
The tweeter is a Linear Travel Suspension titanium diaphragm design in a vented housing, loaded by a 90° x 90° silicon composite hybrid Tractrix horn. The second-generation horn is larger for a wider soundstage and better directivity. The woofers use a Cerametallic cone, a voice coil 70% larger in diameter, and new aluminum shorting rings. Tractrix ports with inner flares reduce port noise.
The speakers can serve as the main pair in a two-channel stereo setup, or as front or surround speakers in a home theater system. Dual input terminals support bi-wiring and bi-amping. A magnetic grille is removable, and cork pads on the base hold the speaker steady on a stand or table.
