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Features
- Designed to perfectly complement the RF-7 II floorstander
- Delivers precise dialogue and deepest bass in its class
- Highly efficient design produces more output using less energy
- Magnetically shielded drivers prevent TV interference
- Dynamic 1.75" titanium Linear Travel Suspension horn-loaded tweeter
Description
Every great home theater experience starts with a superior center channel. We hope your movie dialogue is good, because with Our top-of-the-line Reference Series RC-64 II you're going to hear every word of it.
Brand: Klipsch
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 Watts
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Model Name: RC-64 II
Speaker Type: Outdoor
Special Feature: Radio
Recommended Uses For Product: Home Theater
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Gaming Console, Television
Subwoofer Diameter: 5.25 Inches
Controller Type: Corded Electric
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 5.1
Color: Cherry
Included Components: Audio Speakers, Center Channel Home Speaker
Item Weight: 51.8 Pounds
Impedance: 8 Ohm
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Touch
Speaker Size: 8 Inches
Power Source: Corded Electric
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 6.5 Inches
Connectivity Protocol: aux
UPC: 743878021936
Global Trade Identification Number: 36
Manufacturer: Klipsch
Product Dimensions: 12.8 x 35.8 x 8 inches
Item Weight: 51.8 pounds
Item model number: RC-64 II
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 27, 2010
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I originally bought this because a friend had it centering Sonus Farber Grand Piano's (which I also had). The sound was excellent and very similiar (after due allowance was made in sound level setup for the Klipsch +3db sound difference). So when I found an excellent price on a grille damaged item I bought it. One deciding parameter was its ability to take 200 watts RMS which the Emotiva XPA-5 power amp was capable of (I thoroughly recommend this amp by the way: perhaps the greatest upgrade to any system is more power, not because you are going to use it all but because sound is effortlessly produced with more headroom and less distortion). I so enjoyed the Klipsch center that I then bought the RS-62 II as the surrounds (again able to handle 200 watts: the Emotiva generates 200 watts for each of its 5 channels - if you looks at the specs for your integrated receiver it may say, for example 140 watts but that will only be into 2 channels at most; adding surrounds and backs drops the output 30-40 watts). So - Ive finally got a 5.1 surround system (with an M&K V 125 sub). I buy an Emotiva UMC pre-amp with a 7.1 capability. Done. But... (I'm now getting to why I give this four stars) During all my explorations into amps I tried to decide between a Denon 4310 and Yamaha 3000 ... and got blown away by the Paradigm Studio 100's they had them connected to. These were far better than my Farbers. And then a great price was offered for some Paradigm Sig 8's. And in a rush of blood I bought them. Absolutely no regrets. But they did reveal that the RC 64 was deficient in high-end clarity and just weren't as precise in the mid-range. But ... was it sufficient to force me to buy the Paradigm C 5 at 3x the price? And here's the thing ... no. It would be an improvement, sure, but very small. Given that in a normal home theatre situation most dialogue will be from the center, high register sounds aren't a concern. Nor is the so-called warmth of the Klipsch (the Sig 8's are a neutral speaker): I have had no significant problems with the sound stage generated by this combination (it has forced me to think that maybe a same speaker front-stage isn't necessary; given that most left to right or the reverse sound effects - plane taking off, for example - use a restricted sound palette this should be no surprise). So to conclude ... this is a good center; to get any improvement requires 3x + the money. And - to emphasise - it takes some top end speakers to show what you are missing (keep in mind 60-70% of total system cost should go to speakers). Hmmm ... maybe I'll give it 5 stars anyway.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2012 by David C. Morgan
Buyer beware...Great Speaker but likely won't survive the trip to your house. I ordered this amazing speaker, shipped by Amazon, and considering it's cost expected some kind of effort on their part to make sure it would get to me in one piece. Well, I was not so lucky. My speaker arrived all with a small dent on the top of the speaker and 4 of the 8 mounting tabs broken off of the grill. Not to mention that all of the foam inserts are busted into peices and the box is pretty bad off so it would only get damaged worse if I tried to return it. The speaker is amazing but I expected more from Amazon than to just stick a shipping label on the manufactures packaging and hope for the best. Now I have to go to Klipsch and buy a replacement grill...Disappointed
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2018 by Nokia Fan
I added this to My RF 7-II L and R speakers. My rating reflects going from a 2.1 to a 3.1 setup. If you are looking to buy this speaker by itself then you are probably in a similar situation to me and this review should be helpful. It doesn't by any means reflect a comparison of center channel speakers in the marketplace or even a value proposition because audio is so subjective. When I bought my RF-7s I thought I was making a good choice for music and movies. I don't believe in having tons of equipment all over the place for very specific purposes when one setup could accomplish both things well. While not exactly an audiophile setup they did sound absolutely great: detailed and articulate with room-filling sound and deep but quick bass. Not to mention how LOUD they could get and still sound clean. Makes me wish for a much larger living room. Movies and TV were a somewhat different story. In the modern age of multi-channel audio mixing a center channel into your front LR speakers can easily drown out detail and nuanced sounds coming from screen-center such as dialog, footsteps, the crunching of frozen ground underfoot, etc. Even native 2-channel sources suffer from this. Add to that the problem of reproducing reference sound levels designed for very loud and very quiet sounds in the same scene as is the case with almost all Blu Rays mixed for theater systems with high dynamic range sound setups and a stereo-only setup quickly loses definition. So I started looking for a center channel. I was worried about a mismatch in power between the RF 7s and their huge 10" woofers and the typical 3.5"-4" woofers you see in other centers. I went with the RF-64-II honestly because it's from the same generation/size/quality tier from Klipsch. The RF64-II and their cavernous chamber and 4x6.5" woofers easily keep up with the RF7s and delivers the power to anchor dialog close/center sounds right to the screen. I was initially expecting to have to boost the center channel volume through my receiver but realized it wasn't necessary at all and have kept it at default levels. If you are sitting on RF-7s or other larger 8"+ woofer towers (especially other Kipsch models) for your home theater then the RF-64 II is a great choice that matches well. I wouldn't necessarily recommend it if you aren't already the owner of some large modern fronts. Additionally, it is beautiful. I purchased a B-Stock unit from Sound Sellers. The only difference as far as I could tell was that the holes for the standoffs to tilt the speaker upwards were unaligned. This was not a problem for me as it lies flat in my system but if I wanted to tilt it up it would be a simple matter to buy a pack of sticky felt pads and stack 2-3 to get the proper angle. I feel like I got a great deal. In summation if you have big towers like the RF-7s and a weak center or no center and feel like your movies are lacking, get this.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2016 by Tucker Kopf
I was having trouble understanding speech with m older Revel center speaker. The RC-64 solved the problem enabling understandable vocals as well as clear music. I would recommend this speaker.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2013 by Charlie in Austin
Darker finish than appears in pictures but very accurate, full sound, especially when paired with the RF-7 iis. I have read reviews that the midrange on RF7s could be stronger, well the RC-64 more than handles that if it is even an issue. My only issue is tha I purchased new for full retail from D.C.-Deals and I received an opened box that had been badly damaged, speaker was ok so I kept it but this is a dishonest business practice to sell used open box for brand new. I just am exhausted with returns and don't desire to fight this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2018 by Darwin Magilicuty