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Klipsch RP-500SA Dolby Atmos Surround Sound Speakers (Ebony) (1066507)

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Color: Ebony


Features

  • 1 titanium lts vented tweeters with hybrid tractrix horns
  • 5.25" Spun copper cerametallic woofers
  • Switchable crossover setting for Dolby Atmos or surround sound
  • Keyhole mounting for on-wall Elevation/surround sound
  • Premium scratch resistant finish
  • Output wattage: 75.0 watts

Description

Klipsch RP-500SA Dolby Atmos Surround Sound Speakers (Ebony)

Brand: Klipsch


Model Name: RP-500SA Ebony


Speaker Type: Woofer, Tweeter


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Special Feature: Premium Scratch Resistant Finish, Strong, Flexible Removable Magnetic Grille, Keyhole Mounting for On-Wall Elevation/Surround Sound See more


Product Dimensions: 68.11 x 111.81 x 74.02 inches


Item Weight: 7.9 pounds


Item model number: 1066507


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 1, 2018


Manufacturer: Klipsch


Speakers Maximum Output Power: 75 Watts


Item Weight: 7.9 Pounds


Number Of Items: 1


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    • Really works!
Color: Ebony
I was skeptical that these would make a noticable difference. Pleased to say I was wrong. Since new I had been using my 8 year old 7.1 channel Onkyo TX-NR646 in a 5.1 configuration and was ok with the sound. Using it in simple Dolby Prologic yielded the most tolerable surround sound experience. Ok but not good. I saw these speakers come up for sale and figured I would experiment with Atmos speakers before replacing the Onkyo, which is still working just fine. After mounting these Atmos speakers on top of the L and R main speakers (also Klipsch), and with a little bit of level calibration to my tastes, I can say that the sound field is greatly extended. Dolby Atmos content sounds far more immersive and directional sound effects travel more vividly around and overhead. I can understand now the appeal of 11 channel systems. Installing additional overhead speakers would be a bit more effort than what I want to deal with right now in my family room and until I make that leap I will happily enjoy this old Onkyo finally working to its full potential powering a 5.1.2 setup. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023 by Brian Williams
    • Best mounted up on wall but still nice extra surround sound if on top of mains.
Color: Ebony
Review Image by SpartanGrad SpartanGrad
Review Image by SpartanGrad SpartanGrad
So far I have these on top of my mains (RP8000Fs). Definitely a much better separation of sound coming from above when these are mounted higher on the wall. That's going to be a project for me mainly due to wire management, I don't want the wires dangling on the wall & would need to hire an electrician to drill holes & snake the wires through. Too lazy to do all that now but sound is sound, and the extra sound coming from these is more immersive than not having them. My ceilings are 8', supposedly the upfiring design makes sound bounce off the ceiling if 8', very subtle though & still not the same as mounting them on the wall. If you have taller ceiling or cathedral ceilings, there is likely zero "upfiring" benefit you could hear. But hey, they look cool sitting on the towers lol. In my setup it's easier having these then two extra rears for 7.1, so I am going with 5.1.2 Another advantage is the option of a Dialogue lift with my AVR, meaning the center dialogue can get added & spread out to the Atmos speakers in addition to the center channel. For that purpose it's better having these on top of the tower speakers so the sound is coming from the TV. Mounted up high, that feature may sound odd. I cross these over to the sub at 100 hz, I hear most people use that or 120. Atmos speakers are not designed to handle any significant bass, not even effectively down to 80 hz. My overall system these are playing with: AVR - Yamaha Aventage A2A. Two Outlaw Monoblock Amps 2220 powering the fronts (RP8000Fs). This frees up the AVR power more for the other surround speakers including these, making them all come to life a bit more. Center is RP500C & rears are RP500M. Sub is SVS SB3000. Very happy with these as part of a very enjoyable upgrade I have made to my sound system over the past month. Also, especially with Atmos, a total waste of money going with the Gen 2 substantially more $. Gen 2 is the same speaker big picture, just with tweaks to very subtly change the midrange. The subtle difference is for critical music listening, totally not worth it & at times depending on the song I actually preferred how the Gen 1 sounded. But when going to surrounds, especially Atmos, not going to hear any difference so my recommendation is don't spend about twice as much for the Gen 2. If I was willing to spend twice as much, I'd save up a bit to add a bit more and make a real upgrade - to the next tier of speakers. Like the RF7iii or Heritage Forte iv. Maybe down the road I do. Until then I'll keep thoroughly enjoying the current upgrades I made to an entry level Polk set up I had the last 11 years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2023 by SpartanGrad SpartanGrad
    • quality product
Color: Ebony
Good sound quality
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by Bryan E. Bernabe
    • Awesome Atmos Sound
Color: Ebony
Review Image by Addicted_to_Amazon Addicted_to_Amazon
Review Image by Addicted_to_Amazon Addicted_to_Amazon
So I've heard alot about atmos, and the sound it provides. I wasn't really sure if I was gonna be able to tell the difference, but I was wrong. At first, I had this setup in the back of the room as my heights and they just didn't sound great, but after about a day I moved them to the top middle of the room (I have an odd-shaped room) and wow the sound was crazy. I tried a couple of movies after getting the volumes set correctly. The first movie I tested based on recommendations online was Ready Player One, followed by The Matrix remastered, and can honestly say the movies sounded new, you could hear things that you didn't notice before. Edit: I have 2 more sets on order now, so that I can do a 5.2.6 config they really good (now i have to run the wires behind the walls) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023 by Addicted_to_Amazon Addicted_to_Amazon
    • The sound very good
Color: Ebony
It's my first time with Atmos. And I had fears I would be disappointed. But it really sound good.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by EH

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