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The RP-600M II is Klipsch's second-generation Reference Premiere bookshelf speaker, a two-way design with a 1-inch titanium LTS tweeter on a 90° x 90° Tractrix horn and a 6.5-inch Cerametallic woofer. The horn is larger than the first generation's, which widens the soundstage and sharpens directivity, and the woofer uses voice coils about 70% larger in diameter for better power handling and cone control. It suits listeners who want high sensitivity, dynamic, forward sound from a modest amp, in a music or home-theater setup. Against neutral rivals like the KEF Q350 or ELAC Debut, it is more efficient and livelier but less forgiving of bright recordings and placement.
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Lowest price we've seen: $449.99 on Nov 12 at Best Buy. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 12.
Owners and reviewers generally rate the RP-600M II as a lively, detailed speaker with strong dynamics and wide dispersion for the class. Many praise its efficiency and home-theater punch, while others find the treble forward and the bass modest without a subwoofer.
The Klipsch RP-600M II is a bookshelf speaker from the Reference Premiere Series II. It uses a 90° x 90° silicon composite hybrid Tractrix horn with a phase plug and a compressed molded silicon face. The second-generation horn is larger, which gives a wider soundstage and better directivity.
The tweeter is a titanium diaphragm design with Linear Travel Suspension (LTS), which minimizes distortion. Its vented housing reduces standing waves that create unwanted harmonics. The Cerametallic woofers are rigid and lightweight. Their voice coils are 70% larger in diameter, and new aluminum shorting rings and a new motor structure improve power handling and control.
Tractrix ports have custom inner flares that reduce air turbulence and port noise. Dual input terminals support bi-wiring and bi-amping. The input panel uses audiophile-grade wire and aluminum binding posts. A flexible grille attaches magnetically, and cork pads on the base hold the speaker in place on a stand or table.
