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Klipsch RP-600M Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) (Walnut)

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Color: Walnut


Style: Classic/Elegant


Features

  • 1 Titanium LTS Vented Tweeter with Hybrid Tractrix Horn
  • 6.5" Spun Copper Cerametallic Woofers
  • Bass-Reflex via Rear-Firing Tractrix port
  • Dual binding posts for bi-wire/bi-amp
  • Strong, Flexible Removable Magnetic Grille

Description

Klipsch RP-600MRedesigned from the ground up, the all-new Reference Premiere series leverages over 70 years of Klipsch signature acoustic expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver the ultimate home theater solution. Leveraging a 1" titanium tweeter matted to our proprietary hybrid Tractrix horn - the RP-600M bookshelf speaker delivers incredible acoustics to fill your home with loud, crystal-clear sound and robust bass that no ordinary bookshelf speaker can.Hybrid Tractrix HornHorn loading maximizes efficiently and increases detail while focusing high frequencies towards the listening area. Proprietary Tractrix geometry provides the most efficient transfer of high frequency waves into the listening area. The phase plug and compressed molded silicon face ensure smooth frequency response. When combined, the cleanest, most natural sound possible is created.Linear Travel Suspension Titanium Diaphragm TweeterThe exclusive Linear Travel Suspension minimizes distortion for enhanced, detailed performance. LTS tweeters are a hallmark of previous Reference lines, making it a core component of some of the best speakers in the world.Vented Tweeter DesignThe new vented tweeter housing reduces standing waves that create unwanted harmonics, resulting in enhanced detail and clarity in high frequency reproduction.

Brand: Klipsch


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 watts


Frequency Response: 25 KHz


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Mounting Type: Shelf Mount


Enclosure Material: Copper


Speaker Type: Bookshelf, Woofer


Additional Features: 2-Way Speaker Design; Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) Titanium Diaphragm Tweeter; Vented Tweeter Design, Spun Copper Cerametallic Woofer; Furniture-Grade Material and Finish; Flexible, Removable Grille


Antenna Location: Vented


Color: Walnut


Is Waterproof: false


Warranty Type: Limited


Control Method: App


Speaker Size: 6.5 inches


Woofer Diameter: 6.5 inches


Tweeter Diameter: 1 inches


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Specific Uses For Product: Home Theatre


Controller Type: Corded Electric


Frequency Response: 25 KHz


Number of Audio Channels: 1


Impedance: 8 ohm


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Wireless Technology: Radio Frequency


Brand: Klipsch


Model Number: 1065805


Model Name: Klipsch RP-600M Walnut


Built-In Media: Standard


Number of Items: 1


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Series Number: 1065805


UPC: 743878035711


Manufacturer: Klipsch


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 watts


Number of Power Levels: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.95"D x 118.5"W x 157.09"H


Item Weight: 16.1 pounds


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet


Audio Driver Type: Hybrid Driver


Audio Driver Size: 6.5 inches


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Fun Speakers, changed my opinion of Klipsch
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
First, I ordered on a Thursday afternoon and they showed up at 0530 hrs so that was quick and no damage. Moving on, I admit I am not or thought I was not a fan of Klipsch as my only experience was some years ago when I was demoing bookshelves and they seemed harsh and instantly fatiguing. So for many years I wrote them off. I saw these on sale and then starting research on this model. I was surprised to find real reviews from sites I regarded as well informed. I stay away from equipment reviews that just say, “good sound” or “I don’t like” without details or some sort of explanation. So, have had them running for about 15 hrs total. After one hour the bass tightened up which is expected and after about 12 the highs slightly warmed which I wasn’t expecting as I was biased against the horn tweeter plus the tweeter being titanium which in my experience has been harsh. But the soft horn definitely adsorbs the harshness and leaves detail. Until Friday the bookshelf I was using was my KEF Q300’s, I love these due to the punchy bass but also a bright speaker and need a warm to neutral amp. My amps have been neutral, nad 356bee, nad 704v2 and now the cardinal sin of hifi, two Fosi Za3 amps set up in mono, I swear I love these amps, another skeptical purchase I’m glad I made. The RP600m’s have that punch in the bass I love, not that too deep sound but you actually feel each part of the drum kit cleanly . I have them paired with a REL TX7 sub wired on high frequency to the amp via the speaker terminals which is unique with Rel and I can tell you this match up is perfect. Soundstage is there but not imaged like Kefs. More of a wall of sound so detailed yes but again KEF is known for precision imaging. Vocals especially male are what stands out. I listen to everything but hip hop and rap and country. Testing was done with blusound node streaming tidal to the two za3’s with stock op amps ( had Burson v7 classic in at first but a little harsh with both speaker sets) Details are abundant, some slight 3d but not much but that’s ok as these have a bit of a live sound which is definitely different but enjoyable on many tracks. Test songs : flight of the cosmic hippo, bela fleck. Jah Spirit, Billy Cobman. Heart of God, Zach Williams. Heart of the Sunrise, Yes (Steve Wilson mix). Little on up (acoustic live) Nils Lofgren. And a few versions of Holst planets. So I mixed it up, acoustic guitars sound so live. Jazz is mind blowing, bass guitar is heard like it should be and cymbals are airy. For $340 bucks you just can’t go wrong. And this is the first time I bought speaker without hearing. I have a set of Martin Logan’s I gave to my son. 1200 a pair and I wound up never using them as I hated them. But these i can if I had to in one word describe them would be FUN. Amp choice will matter. A warmer amp or tube will probably make these sing. I’ll put some warmer op amps (muses02)in my class D fosi’s soon and see. Fun fun fun. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by Cleatus
    • Incredible sound and a BARGAIN without having to settle. Break them in, sit back and relax.
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
Review Image by W.P.
2025 and these are the "previous model". No regrets, these are an incredible bargain. Full disclosure: I'm really happy with Klipsch. I've have an older soundbar/sub set up (HD Theater SB3) and not too long ago got another for the other room (Flexus Core 200 sound bar and surrounds, combined with R-100SW 10" sub). Also I have a Pro Media pc speakers/sub set up. I had a VERY good warranty experience with the Flexus soundbar. I wish the issue hadn't happened, but it did, taking out the transmitter for the rear surrounds as well. I contacted Klipsch support by email, described my troubleshooting and get this: they actually READ what I sent. I was immediately sent replacement products and shipping labels to return the damaged equipment at no cost to myself. No difficulty. That sold me on sticking with them from a customer standpoint. I was looking for a new pair of speakers to go with my stereo only Denon PMW-560. I went for these speakers, knowing I was likely to enjoy the sound. Since my Denon is from the early 90's, it doesn't have a sub output, so I got a Fluance sub to go with them, since it has optional speaker level inputs. The speakers sound simply amazing. At $350/pair compared to $700/pair for the newer version, I just don't see how buying the new ones could be worth double the money. From what I've read about the differences, the value just isn't there. I didn't have a chance to listen to them locally side by side but I just don't see how doubling the cost could be worth it. For all types of music, I've enjoyed these. Country, rock, metal, pop, instrumental they just sound amazing. Once they broke in, the bass sounds even better and I think that if I'd done this first I probably wouldn't have bought the sub. Highs and lows are impressive, not overly bright, just very clear, but what surprised me is how the midrange shines without being overbearing and feeling like it should be limited. Not what I would normally favor, but these speakers show how midrange properly done adds clarity and fills out the sound without being the "muddy part of the sound". Vocals, brass and guitars really, really shine. The usual speakers used to be specialists in mids (no highs, no lows...must be ____), or bass heavy, or too bright on the high end. This is a balanced, no compromise set in bookshelf size. We've come a long way! It's an excellent setup, couldn't be happier with my combo of rehab'd equipment I've had for 33 years and my new speakers that seem built to make use of it. These are a BARGAIN at $350 brand new and should be snapped up before they're no longer available. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2025 by W.P.
    • Cant beat it for the price
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
Great full sound from a little speaker. Punchy bass with no ear fatigue.
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2026 by Yep
    • Believe the hype, both good and not so good ("brightness") 5 Stars Glad I bought them
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
I recently purchased a pair and I am slowly breaking them in and reuniting with the famous Klipsch sound. A long while back I owned a pair of Heresy speakers(the ones that were tilted slightly upward from the floor) I used them on occasion for my part time DJ gig.(not the today's style) I'd just spin records 33 1/3 and 45's and fade between two Denon Direct Drive Turntables at parties, weddings etc. They were great. I also enjoyed the wide dynamics of those speakers just as I am enjoying these. I know a lot is mentioned about how those dynamics do not lend themselves to extended listening. That may be true if you want to have the music hit you in the face and gut, to be sure at those levels anyone with normal hearing probably needs to take a break. However, (for me and it could be different for you) I have found that these speakers will, at least to me, retain their sense of clarity and dynamics even at low volumes so if I desire to listen for longer time periods all I do is turn down the volume and I find can listen for quite awhile with no serious fatigue other than butt fatigue from sitting so long. So yes they are quite bright and in your face but can be quite civilized by backing off the volume. If you want to hear every instrument and any nuances the musician(s) may add you will certainly hear it with these speakers. They just might breathe new life in your old CD or LP collection. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Dan R
    • Sound great.
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
If you want a great sounding bookshelf speaker these compete with much higher priced speakers. The walnut also gives them a much more classic look.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by matty
    • An absolute bargain for under $400
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
Overall: The sound quality of these speakers is quite good and they are an excellent bargain at the price I bought them at ($377 for both, pre-tax). The hype are these speakers is mostly real, but there are some things to be mindful of before purchasing (such as, what sort of system you are connecting them to). I found that the general overall sound was very very good and I am super glad I bought these. Frequency Response: These speakers are widely accepted to be quite bright, with some critics saying they are a bit too bright and fatiguing to listen to for long periods of time. My experience with them is consistent with these reviewers, that they are brighter than average and I do hear that the highs are a bit louder than the mid/high-mid range. During the initial part of the break-in period, I noticed that some female and higher male vocals sort of dip behind the rest of the music in "busier" songs. After a bit of breaking in, this becomes much less of a problem (not sure if the crossover between the tweeter changes as the breaking-in period goes on?). I was using a Denon PMA-600NE as my amplifier, which is pretty neutral/slightly warm; I tend to think this amp is a great pairing for these speakers as it rounds off a bit of the highs. I could see a brighter amp paired with these speakers as not being a great pair, causing too much listener fatigue. I found that a natural way to mitigate some of the brightness if the highs are too intense is to simply leave the front dust/speaker cover on the speakers. The manufacturer claims a frequency response of 45hZ to 25 kHz. While there's not an easy way for me to confirm the high end of that range, I ran some sine waves through my DAW to the speakers to confirm that they do in fact reach the low end of the range. I was able to get to about 44 Hz before noticing a large drop off in bass response; I was able to technically hear down to about 36 Hz, but the noise was very faint (you'll need a larger cone to get better results there). I will generally say that below about 120 Hz or so, the speaker overall does seem to roll off noticeably when listening on axis, so I would recommend supplementing with a subwoofer. Dynamics: Excellent; very snappy and lively. The percussion transients really hit you and, coupled with the right system, you can go from very detailed low level sounds to loud sounds very quickly and seamlessly. No complaints at all here. Other Comments: Off-axis listening is something I plan to try a bit more once I get settled into my new apartment. Generally, it's not bad, though the highs pull in a bit and the bass tends to dominate more due to the sub ports that fire out the back of the speaker. With bass-heavy tracks (most notably house music), the bass does take on some strange dynamics occasionally when listening way off axis, say perpendicular to the speakers. Adding a pillow or maybe some foam behind the ports on the back of the speakers should mitigate this issue. About my system: As noted, I am using a Denon PMA-600NE for an amplifier. I'm using a Fluance DB10 subwoofer with a BlueRigger RCA cable; my speaker cables are Blue Jeans 14AWG that are split for bi-wiring. To test out vinyl, I used the Fluance RT85. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2021 by Brandon
    • RP 600 awesome
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
With my 20 year old Yamaha receiver done, testing these speakers through my Klipsch 2.1 sub woofer, they sound so good. Have at 60 inch height, that really seems to matter. Will do an update when finished installing new Denon av rcvr. Love music!
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by Mtnman
    • Great speakers.
Color: Walnut Style: Classic/Elegant
Bought these to put on my desktop system, but they were so great I put them on my main system in the livingroom and put the 20+ year old HTD Level 2's on the desktop. Listening to them right now. Fabulous. I am a novice HiFi person, but just let me say, I improved the source first which was the biggest step. But these speakers added to the first improvements I did. To me, crystal clear realistic sound via a Wiim Ultra streamer into a Douk Audio U2 Pro DDC via USB, and then optical into my Yamaha TSR-7850 receiver. Feels like I am at an outdoor concert listening live. The subwoofer (my old HTD Level 2 10-inch sub) I am sure is a big part of the Live in person sound. Combine clarity, crystal digital timing from the U2 Pro, Wiim equalizer in their app, subwoofer, wow. You got to set Spotify or whatever on Lossless, highest quality. Wiim has settings too. Get them all adjusted right. And then make sure you get a super high quality stream to test on. I like Andreas Vollenweider, Night Fire Dance. Catchy tune. These Klipsch have been spectacular. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026 by Mark_S

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