RP-600M Mk2

Wharfedale all the way . I own the Klipsch RP 600m II and I hated them. Absolutely hated the boosted highs and scooped out mids. No warmth or details. Just screechy highs. I bought the Lintons and I’ve never been happier.

For affordable bookshelves, and in my personal experience over the years with multiple sizes and brands of speakers(Elac, Wharfedale, CSS), the Klipsch RP600M have given me the best low level listening experience with exceptional detail and bass. Paired with a Yamaha A-S801, I can exploit the loudne

Even their non-Heritage stuff is really good. Take a listen to the RP-600M 2s. They were the Stereophile budget product of the year (or Editor’s Choice or something along those lines). They sound really good ; MUCH better than their modest price would indicate. I bet if Klipsch made RP600M Ultras in

Here's the on axis frequency response: https://www.spinorama.org/compare.html?speaker0=Klipsch+RP-600M&origin0=ASR&version0=asr&measurement=On+Axis&speaker1=KEF+Q11+Meta&origin1=ErinsAudioCorner&version1=eac The estimated in room response - the bass in every room is going to be different: https://ww

Fluance RT82 or up. I run an RT82 with a VM95ML head > Fosi Box X5 phono preamp > Sony STR-DH190 receiver > Klipsch RP-600m II speakers. Absolutely love it. EDIT: and I literally have it on the same cabinet lol

Excellent taste in speakers. Klipsch's RP-600M's? Poor taste in TV placement. Two feet too high.

I have a Wotan and a Freya+ being feed by an Eversolo A8. I’m only using Klipsch 600m which are pretty easy to power but one day I’ll have some Fortes. I love my system and am having a ball tube rolling. I still have my Aegir and could have easily just bought a second one but the Wotan is pretty end

There is no RP-600F. There are RP-600M, RP-600M II, RP-6000F, RP-6000F II, etc.. OP means this Klipsch R-600F. Not something I would recommend. It is from their entry level series. (The RP are “somewhat” OK-ish, if you like elevated treble etc.. But Reference series is probably just bad.)

I second this. The Wharfedale Linton (with stands) are currently my favorite speakers for under $2000. My other current speakers include the Klipsch RP-8000F (which are good for Rock too IMHO) and the RP-600M (I enjoy them with Jazz especially). The Lintons sound good with almost anything and are al

I went through a similar situation. Went from an 1980’s Pioneer SX3700 to a Yamaha S701. I love the Pioneer but it needs to be serviced as it’s over 40 years old. At first, I really disliked the Yamaha . Going from a retro Class A amp rated at 35 watts per channel to a 100 watts per channel Class AB