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Style: Pair
Features
- Single 4" spun-copper IMG woofer
- 1" aluminum LTS tweeter mated to a 90x90 square Tractrix Horn
- 68 hertz - 21 kilohertz +/- 3dB; Nominal impedance - 8 ohms; Compatible crossover frequency 1,730 hertz
- Sensitivity 90dB @ 2.83V/1M. Power Handling (CONT/PEAK) 50W/200W
- The exclusive Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) minimizes distortion for enhanced, detailed performances. Kapton is an extremely light and rigid material used in the tweeter suspension to provide high efficiency and improve resolution and detail. LTS tweeters are a hallmark of Klipsch speakers, making it a core component of some of the best speakers in the world
- Height inches (mm) 11.3(287 mm) X Width inches (mm) 5.75 (146 mm) X Depth inches (mm) 7.9 (200 mm); Product weight LBS (KG): 7 lbs (3.2 kg)
- Finishes: Black Textured Wood Grain Vinyl. Reinforced MDF construction reduces cabinet vibration for less audible colouration and improved sonic accuracy.
Description
Klipsch R-41M Powerful detailed Bookshelf Home Speaker Set of 2 Black.
Brand: Klipsch
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 Watts
Connectivity Technology: RCA
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Shelf Mount
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Shelf Mount
Enclosure Material: Wood
Speaker Type: Bookshelf
Additional Features: 2-Way Speaker Design; Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) Aluminum Tweeter with Kapton Suspension; Spun Copper IMG Woofer, Reinforced MDF Cabinet with Scratch-Resistant, Textured Wood Grain Vinyl
Antenna Location: For Surround Sound Systems
Subwoofer Diameter: 4 Inches
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Remote
Speaker Size: 4
Woofer Diameter: 4 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 1 Inches
Specific Uses For Product: surround sound systems
MP3 player: No
Battery Average Life: 1 days
Controller Type: Corded Electric
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.9"D x 5.75"W x 11.3"H
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Brand: Klipsch
Model Number: R-41M
Model Name: R-41M Bookshelf Speaker
Built-In Media: grill, manual
Warranty Description: 7 years parts & labor
Number of Items: 2
Series Number: 41
UPC: 743878035513
Global Trade Identification Number: 13
Manufacturer: Klipsch
Item Type Name: Klipsch R-41M Powerful detailed Bookshelf Home Speakers (Pair)
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 Watts
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1 or 7.1
Impedance: 8 Ohms
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 70 dB
Connectivity Technology: RCA
Connectivity Protocol: Wired (Binding Post Pair Input)
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Electric: No
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Klipsch reference line is a love it or hate it kind of speaker. Some find the highs to be a bit harsh and that can cause listener fatigue for some. Personally I am not affected by this so I find the speakers to be excellent. Find a local place to listen before buying if you can (my local Bestbuy has them on demo). This review is for the r-41m bookshelf speaker. I have two pairs as front and rear height channels in a 5.2.4 setup with 2 r620f towers, an r52c center, 2 r51m side surrounds and 2 r100sw subwoofers powered by a Denon avr-x4400h. I am not an expert by any means on speakers, so I cant give technical details about them, but from a casual end user I can say that I have been very pleased with the quality. Build quality is excellent, enclosures are well made and heavy, finish looks great and the copper tone woofer looks great in my house. Sound is great. I listen to just about every genre of music from classical to classic hip hop and everything in between. The speakers are able to accurately reproduce the music up to incredibly high levels with little to no distortion. Same goes for movies. Dialogue comes through crystal clear at all levels and the rest of the movies audio is reproduced excellently. I have the r41m speakers positioned high on the ceiling in front and rear of my main listening position (angled towards seating area) and right now have them crossed over at 200hz as that is typical Atmos spec since height/atmos channels do not need to reproduce much bass. Because of that I can't comment on bass reproduction from the r41m, but they do an excellent job producing the desired height effects for my setup. Ideally I would have used wide dispersion in ceiling speakers aimed down but I have a very high angled ceiling with an odd shape which ruled out both in ceiling and atmos upfiring speakers in my room. All in all I have been very happy with these speakers (and the other reference line speakers in my setup). I'd love to have some RP series speakers but I'm ballin on a budget. Look for 40 to 50% off sales occasionally and you can get some great deals on a great setup. I'll be buying another set of either these or the r51m when I'm ready to move to a 7.2.4 setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2020 by Enrique A.
Style: Pair
A couple days after i ordered these for $148, they popped up for $114...not realizing it was a different seller, i requested a refund to get them at the cheaper price, but have decided to keep them since i ordered them at this particular sellers sale price. And i am NOT upset about it one bit. I am running my Klipsch R-41M speakers through a Fosi T20 50w x2 mini tube amp with Riverstone Audio tubes, plugged into my Echo Dot using a Primedia audiophile grade 3.5mm to RCA cable, streaming Pink Floyd on Amazon Music Unlimited. Given the setup, the sound is quite amazing, the Riverstone Audio tubes are a bit warmer than the tubes the amp comes with. The mids could be a tad better, but I have absolutely zero complaints, it's a 4 inch spun copper driver, and I like to enjoy my music so I don't play excessively loud. I have foam speaker isolation pads coming Friday, they should be a nice improvement over my glass desktop. So far i have thoroughly enjoyed music from Pink Floyd, Stick Figure, Gary Moore, and Golden Earing. Everything sounds fantastic, nothing like my Klipsch KG 5.5 towers, but for bookshelf speakers with a 4 inch driver, i love these things. They look amazing, and sound fabulous. After listening to these i am upset one bit about having to pay the higher cost, they're good, very good. Use high quality, heavy gauge speaker cables to get the best sound....12 or 14 awg. I am using 12 awg now, but ordered a higher quality pair with banana plugs. Quality cables will make a difference. EDIT: Since my initial review, i have over 50 hours of burn in time on my tubes, the speakers are broken in, they are on foam isolation pads with the new 12 awg speaker cables from Micca. The sound is beyond amazing for such small speakers. I have learned that they are very picky about placement, they do best with a wider sound stage, about 6 to 8 feet apart and pointed directly at your ears while sitting at least 6 feet away. The bass is nice and tight but still offers a bit of a thump, the mids have greatly opened up, and the highs are so sweet - but can be a bit much on some songs if not adjusted right. After the break in period i set my bass to the 2:00 position and treble to the 3:00 position. I also connected these to my Denon PMA 757 amplifier, still running through my Echo Dot, and holy cow they sound incredible, but i switched back to my Fosi T20 tube amplifier because i enjoy the warmth of the tubes. Once you get these broken in, there are a couple of songs i recommend listening to that will show you just how good these are, even if it's not your cup of tea. Electrified II, Cold Flame, and Domingo, by Yello. ...the horns in Waba Duba, also by Yello, are just wild and really shines on these speakers, the song in a bit weird though, lol. If you only choose one, i suggest Cold Flame.
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Style: Pair
I’ve had the Klipsch R-41M Reference Bookshelf Speakers in black hooked up in my living room for a while now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the performance. Right out of the box they sound great. clear, dynamic, and much more powerful than I expected from speakers this size. Whether I’m playing music or watching movies, the detail and richness in the sound really stand out. Setup was really simple. I just connected them to my receiver and placed them on shelves at ear level, and instantly the room filled with sound that feels balanced and full. Highs are crisp without being harsh, mids are smooth, and even the bass feels solid for bookshelf speakers. I don’t feel like I’m missing depth or fullness despite their compact size. I also love the classic Klipsch look with the black finish and iconic copper‑colored woofers. They fit right in with my décor. These speakers have made casual listening and home entertainment a lot more enjoyable, and friends have commented on how good they sound too. Overall, the R-41M speakers deliver big, detailed sound in a small package. I’m really happy with them and feel like they’ve seriously upgraded my system.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026 by Savio DSouza
Style: Pair
SUMMARY At $150 (at time of review), matched with quality components in a desktop set-up, or small to medium-size room, the R-41Ms are capable little performers. Adding a subwoofer though, puts them in audiophile territory, with their impressive sound stage and detail creating a truly immersive experience. I'm using the excellent 10" Sony SACS9 115W sub ($100), making this 2.1 speaker set-up, very hard to beat at only $250. AMPLIFIER/ROOM SIZE I have the R-41Ms in a desktop configuration in my video editing studio, which is 12' x 12', running from my Macbook Pro. I'm driving them with a Fosi TB10A, 100W, Class D stereo amplifier. For $70, this tiny, capable little amp with its famed TPA3116 chipset (an audio enthusiasts favorite), is a perfect companion for the R-41Ms. INTERCONNECTS AND SPEAKER WIRE You won't get the best performance out of these (or any) speakers if the components in their path are of insufficient quality to allow them to perform optimally. It can be an astonishing revelation, just upgrading to good quality interconnects and speaker wire. They are the bottleneck where sound stage, and vocals and instruments will either be allowed to breathe, or suffocate and die. There are many electrical properties with significant benefits claimed by their manufacturers (E.g. oxygen-free copper to combat cable oxidation) but the difference they make to the sound quality is rather undecided and often down to personal opinion. The most important consideration, is that your speaker wire gauge is suitable for the impedance of your speakers and the length of your wire. I'm using Crutchfield 16g speaker wire between the amp and speakers, and the thicker Crutchfield 14g wire between the speakers and subwoofer. Confusingly, speaker wire gets thinner the higher the gauge number it is. I use a dual-shielded, 3.5mm (aux) to 2RCA interconnect between the Macbook and Fosi amplifier. It's an 'Amazon Basics' product, and I find it be of excellent quality (around $10). FEATURES AND PERFORMANCE The R-41Ms use a 4" copper-spun woofer and Klipsch's trademark, 1" horn-loaded, dome tweeter, used across the Reference Range. The tweeter definitely places higher frequencies in the more bright category, but with the treble control on the Fosi amp, I was able to dial it in to fit into a relatively well balanced low-mid-high mix. The woofer is well made, but is constrained by its size. While it performs well overall, it can struggle with the lower frequencies at medium to high volumes. Of course, a lot will depend on what you're playing through them. In a desktop set-up, with near field listening, you may find them to be more than adequate, but at the core of a home theater set up, or with bass heavy music like Travis Scott's, "Highest In The Room" or "Butterfly Effect," without a subwoofer, you're going to notice the R-41M's limitations pretty quickly, especially at higher volumes. While they're reasonably capable performers by themselves (with an amplifier, of course), and much better than most active speakers in the $100-$300 range, they're not particularly neutral or consistent. The Klipsch tweeter can be a blessing or a curse, depending what you're playing through them. The 4" woofer can sometimes cope admirably and other times really struggle, particularly at higher volumes. This makes for a varied experience depending on what you're playing through them and at what volume. The good thing, though, is that by simply adding a subwoofer, EVERYTHING changes. I use the excellent Sony SACS9 10" 115W sub ($100) and it's as though I can hear the R-41Ms saying, "Thank God you came to the party." This is where you experience neutrality and consistency across a wide variety of music, with an open sound stage and balanced detail across the lows, mids and highs. Crossover is the frequency where speakers begin to roll off and the subwoofer picks up and runs with the bass notes and low frequencies. I've found that the sweet spot for the crossover for the R-41Ms, is around 80 Hz, and that's where I've set my Sony sub. PRICE TO PERFORMANCE Without a subwoofer, the R-41Ms are competent performers, as long as you use a quality interconnect, amp and speaker wire, and don't push them too hard, or expect too much low frequency response. However, it's when they are part of a balanced set-up to include a subwoofer, that the R-41Ms yield an impressive, immersive listening experience. They run loud and clear at a volume that apartment neighbors will not appreciate. In a studio/house, you can run them beyond being able to hold a conversation, and they easily justify their price. With my amp, speakers, sub, interconnect and good quality speaker wire, I have an audiophile system for less than $400. I hope this review helps you make an informed buying decision.
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Style: Pair
Having spent some time with the Klipsch R-41M speakers, I'm excited to share my thoughts on these impressive audio companions. Whether they're sitting on your desk or seamlessly integrated into your home entertainment setup, these speakers offer a lot of bang for your buck. Let's dive into the details: In terms of setup, I've placed these speakers in my living room, which is quite a large space. Paired with a AK35 200W Dual Channel Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Audio Amplifier, they fill the room with clear, detailed sound without overwhelming the space. I am mainly using them for my record player via cable and my computer via Bluetooth connection. When it comes to cables and connections, investing in quality components is key. I've opted for reliable Crutchfield speaker wire and a 3.5mm to 2RCA interconnect for seamless connectivity between my devices and the speakers. Now, onto performance. The Klipsch comes equipped with a 4" copper-spun woofer and Klipsch's signature horn-loaded dome tweeter. The result? Crisp highs and satisfying lows that bring your music to life. While the tweeter tends towards the brighter side, a quick adjustment of the treble control on the amplifier balances things out nicely. In terms of value for money, these speakers hold their own, especially when paired with quality components. However, where they truly shine is when you add a subwoofer into the mix. I've paired mine with the Sony SACS9 10" subwoofer, and the difference is remarkable. With the crossover set at around 80 Hz, the Klipsch deliver a full-bodied sound that's perfect for everything from casual listening to movie nights. In summary, the Klipsch R-41M speakers offer impressive sound quality in a compact package. Whether you're a casual listener or a dedicated audiophile, these speakers won't disappoint. Just be sure to pair them up with quality components and take the time to set them up properly, and you'll be rewarded with an audio experience that exceeds expectations.
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Style: Pair
These are solid speakers, the best I’ve ever owned. Well built, sturdy and man are they pretty! The sound is great, I’ll be buying the other 5 speakers shortly to complete my surround sound system.
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026 by McShopper
Style: Pair
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2021 by Timothy Verthein
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For their size, these are a mighty pair. They are good in appearance and Banana Plugs offer good connection. As in most anything, there is a downside. One can expect that the nature of the bass is generally not as good as it might be from a small set of speakers. In many cases, a subwoofer may be required. I am not into music requiring the loud thumping bass beat of drums or a double bass and see the bass as more than I could generally see from such speakers, even if the tad under-powered. I might add a subwoofer, but am ambivalent as to the need for this for my music listening. Bass response -to my taste- is punctuation on the themes and rhythm of the music. It is there, but it can be tolerated if a tad muted if one is not asking for perfection. One hardly gets it anyway in stereo music unless at quite elevated costs.
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