THX Certified Klipsch Series

Craig from Indigo Distribution shows us some of the absolutely incredible home theatre speakers from Klipsch Audio. This range is THX certified ensuring that the audio is heard precisely as it was intended...
For more on Klipsch and their Custom Install range, contact Indigo who are the official distributor in the UK and Ireland.
Visit www.indigodistribution.co.uk

[@jaredbellmore]

What about the big speakers behind you???

[@whoisericevans]

The THX-502-L and the THX-504-L are THX Select 2 certified not THX Ultra 2. There is a lot of misinformation about this out there. Caused me to purchase the wrong size speakers for my room. THX Select 2 is for rooms up to 2000 cubic square feet and THX Ultra 2 is for 3000 cub square feet. The THX-502-L and THX-504-L also don't have a back box unlike the Ultra 2 speakers in this lineup.

[@thiagodelgado3128]

What is the certification for 5000 cubic feet Room?

[@SDot-dp9xm]

@@thiagodelgado3128 THX DOMINUS

[@thiagodelgado3128]

@@SDot-dp9xm So the fucking expensive THX Ultra select ins't enough for my room, F*$@

[@SDot-dp9xm]

@@thiagodelgado3128 depends on the size... I have the klipsch ultra 2 and it's well worth the price. Many people comment that it sounds better and more "theatrical" than any commercial theater. They are really that good. Just drive them with separates to get the best out of them. I imagine it's the same for the dominus. But even a pair of towers cost as much as the klipsch ultra 5.2 so....🤷🏾‍♂️

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@leatijoseph828]

dude my room is not big i couldn't choose between klipsch thx-6000 and 5000 i believe thx series sound much better than all rp series i don't like harsh sounds i like neutral sounds some places say 6000 series sounds bright is that true?? I listened to the 5000, they sounded very different from the rp series, there is no harshness, but the 6000 can sound harsh because it is 97 db?? I actually want to buy the 6000 but I don't want them to sound like a traditional Klipsch so I have to be sure what do you think??

[@josiahj1033]

how would these speakers compare to the rf 7 iii and the rest of that line-up?
i don't see why people would go with such an old speaker when the rf7 iii's exist

[@prashanthkumar7136]

I liked the speakers behind, what are those models

[@EdGlx]

They are some model of the real custom cinema line, they look amazing.

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@foxymojo]

So I wanted to know, I have a 7.2.4 THX system going into my great room, I have no rear wall behind my head for my rear surrounds so I was going to be using the THX in ceiling speakers as my rear speakers instead, I wanted to know if the THX-5002-S or the THX-5002-L would be better to serve as my in ceiling rear surrounds? Thanks!

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@toddroy9558]

Why the hell don’t you guys put links to your stuff!!!!!!!!

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@thiagodelgado3128]

I have a rp8000f setup, and the rp502s sound tiny against the Tower, could I mix with a ks525 thd klipsch? If not what would be a good ideia to be my surround instead rp502s?

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@thiagodelgado3128]

@@shortvd6300 no, you need to set your speakr at 8ohms even If they rated on Power ohm, If you have a Denon 120W 8ohm and 160w 6ohm and your speakr is like Mine rp8000f 150w 8ohm its Fine, or If your speakr is 6ohm its ALL Fine also

[@shortvd6300]

@@thiagodelgado3128 I’m using Pioneer SC LX901 AVR / it’s says 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers. It means we need to use under 200 Watts ?

[@thiagodelgado3128]

@@shortvd6300 probaly around 100W 8ohms, like klipsch RP6000F or 8000F are good enough, IMHO

[@shortvd6300]

@@thiagodelgado3128 I mean can I use for 6 ohms like 200 Watts?

[@yashdeepsahni]

How much are these.

[@sleelakrishnan]

THX-6000-LCR, THX-5000-LCR, THX-5000-SUR, THX-5002-L, THX-5002-S, THX-1200-SW, KA-1000-THX, ONKYO PR-RZ5100 THX CERTIFIED FOR DOLBY ATMOS & DTS X, CAMBRIDGE EDGE M MONO BLOCK POWER AMPLIFIER (OR) CAMBRIDGE AZUR 851W BRIDGED MONO POWER AMPLIFIER, ANTHEM MCA SERIES MCA 525 5-CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER
perfect match.

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@Ramanarvv]

Nice

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?

[@harshmahajankar3495]

🎵

[@SkiSrini]

They are too costly

[@shortvd6300]

For Example if my Receiver says is power output per Channel 200 Watts for 6 ohms Speakers.
It means we need to use 6 ohms speakers under 200 Watts? Or can I use more than 200 Watts too ?