@@DivineAV In your opinion, what are the best amps for this system? A pair of Klipsch RP8000f, a klipsch RP504C and a pair of Klipsch RP-502s. With the Klipsch SPL-150 sub. Now I have Onkyo TXRZ-720. Thank you
It might have something to do with the fact that recording a set of speakers and then putting it through A/D, youtube's sampling, your D/A and then your speakers makes it completely dumb for any sort of comparison?
Congratulations on that demonstration. Clever idea. The limited capabilities of my computer speakers suggested that the 8000f had a touch more depth and bass. With bigger cones that was to be expected.
I love the side by side comparison instead of people just talking about how they sound. I would love if you did this with some other setups, like svs vs infinity vs JBL ECT.
We would love a comparison of the RP-8000f and the RF-7 and the matching centers. I’m debating on which setup to get. I’ll be making my own review video on what ever I get .
It strikes me that if you had only listened to the RP-6000F you would be very happy with your purchase, it sounds great. But you would need to avoid any room with a RP-8000F, it seems to elevate everything just that little bit more.
If I plan to put them in my 5.1.2 system, would the 6000s be enough as I will have a subwoofer as well? Or should I just go for the 8000fs? Please suggest guys😢
Did Klipsch fix the Muddy sound in the Rp-6000f & Rp-8000f compared to the RF-line II ? the tweeters in the RP-line are a lot better I have the RP-5000f and they have a lot of bass and sound amazing!
8000f has a more effortless presentation, sounds more open...6000f focuses the vocal a bit more but generally feels constricted/nasal compared to its larger sibling.
Zeta Reticulans Was the microphone Height adjusted when switching speakers ? Pretty sure what we are hearing is the microphone being more in line with the rp-6000 tweeter (height) The rp-8000 being taller , the microphone is receiving the sound from a mid point between the twitter and the woofer Making it Seem to Sound Fuller and more laid back
The microphone is actually positioned between the two tweeters, after vigorous testing, we found that to be the best position and we found no significant difference with minor microphone placement adjustments. It sounds that way because that's how the speakers literally sound. The 6000 tends to be a bit more pitchy and not as warm. They are both fantastic speakers but slightly different. A bit of RTA calibration quickly makes the 8000 brighter or tones down the 6000 high frequency response
Ok thanks for the clarification What about the rp5000 vs rp6000? Is the difference as drastict ? I also see that from rp 4000 to rp8000 all have different size wave guide From smaller to bigger surface area for the same tweeter diameter. Does this bigger surface area changes the sound of the tweeter ? Thx
@@zetareticulans4142 there is definitely a pretty distinctive difference between each model. Even the little 4000f offers a pretty full sound but no where near as balanced as the 8000f. The tractrix horn definitely plays a part in the pitch and dispersion of sound. The larger the better.
RP 6000 in my phone they play better than RP 8000 i dont know why because they have smaller woofers i think the bass does not cover the sound from tweeter. Is more harmony i think . What do you think ??
I upgraded my speakers, and there's a noticeable difference in woofer colour between RP-600M (my old speakers) and RP-6000f (new). The RP-6000f's have more of a reddish hue, while the RP-600M's are golden/copper kind of colour. Is that something Klipsch have changed, or did I purchase some fake ones?
Is there much reason to consider the 8k over the 6k if youre using good subs? Or is this lower fq improvement Goin to be above that kinda crossover situation. Large room. I currently use rp 600m and rp600c. Decisions need to be made lol
Would have been nice if you guys also did a few movie sound bites from explosive scenes to something more ambient. The 6000F seems to be clearer but that is likely because it is not as bass heavy as the 8000F. Great review guys and subbed.
@@antoniocolonjr.9642 A minimum of about 70 W RMS. Of course 200 or 300 would give you tons of headroom and therefore utilize the cleanest portion of the power.
Great video, But I have no idea. I like the larger ones, but thinking do I need them, plus thinking they are more money. My smart head is saying the 6000s, but my I want head is saying bigger.
6000s are more than adequate for the majority of rooms. If your room is extremely large, you might consider the larger speakers. Besides that, the low frequency response is certainly better on the 8000 but you need a lot of power to really take advantage
What would be great would be a comparison between the RP speakers and the Heresy speakers- just a music audio demo. I am trying to decide between the Heresy or RP-6000F
I have the RP6000f and I like them a lot. Im currently in a apartment and they are too big, lol. But Im buying a house soon. Lets see how they hold up in a bigger room.
Hey what would you prefer, since you are more aware of speakers in general, klipsch 6000f’s or 625fa’s? Honestly, just want a good speakers for movies and songs..
No question at all, the 6000f is superior. The 6000f has a titanium Twitter instead of aluminum and it has Ceremetallic drivers instead of IMG. Sound quality is Superior and they're on sale. We'd be happy to get you pricing on a package deal for your set up if you need other components well. Feel free to shoot us an email with some details on what you're looking for so we can get you an estimate. Divineavinc@gmail
For a 14' wide, 17' length and 9' height room would you recommend RP-8000F with a sub or RP-6000F with a sub? Would be paired with a Marantz SR5015 AV receiver, RP-404C center, pair of RP-600M rear surrounds and pair of RP-500SA Dolby Atmos height speakers. Would be used for music, movies and gaming.
Technically the proper pairing would be something like a 402 s but with some calibration you can certainly you something basic like a ds-160 in wall. We do it all the time. Feel free to give us a call or shoot us an email and we can get you whatever products you need at the best price. Thanks buddy. 214-600-4144 divineavinc@gmail
Honestly, Not really. Those units are pretty similar. I would stick with the 880 until you can make the jump to the 2080. Thanks for watching! Please Sub for more my friend.
Great demo guys...you said neither need a lot of power...my Denon AVR is rated at 80 watts per...I have a larger room 18' x 18' with a cathedral ceiling...should my Denon do the job for the 8000's?
Best Audio video ive seen .. allthough would be a help to know the measurements of the room, bass etc in european numbers.. like centimeters for bass or squaremeters for the rooms etc.
Denon makes a decent product and that particular model would be adequate for a 6000F. I'd personally go for a Yamaha 2080. Yamaha pairs well with these units and has a more extensive EQ. Thanks for watching and let us know if you need any products.
Hey buddy, yeah I think we did talk about price a little bit but sorry we missed it. We've got some pretty good specials going on so shoot us an email if you're interested. Divineavinc@gmail. We did another comparison on the center channels and we are remodeling the store right now so check out our vlog. Will do more comparisons as soon as we get it opened again. Thanks for the support and please subscribe :-)
Bedroom - under 30m2 Marantz 7011 Rp 6000f (8000 is better than) Rp 404c Rp 402s R 41 Sa Sub Paradigm ps1200 Im going to build this set. Any advices for me!?
Hey boss, yeah that looks like a great set up. We just did a home with 6000f and 404c and we will be posting that video soon. I'd recommend pairing the SPL 150 or spl120 with that system to maintain proper Timbre matching. The Marantz is a good unit but I think the Yamaha 2080 would do a better job especially because you have more extensive tuning capabilities and that's what Klipsch recommends for their products as well. You're on the right track. If you are in the states, feel free to shoot me a text at 214-600-4144 and I can get you the best pricing on these products to you if you haven't already purchased them. Thanks for watching and we greatly appreciate your support
Nice comparison 👍, Could you suggest which one is best between Klipsch R-820F and Klipsch RP-6000F & Elac debut 2.0 F6.2 With Denon AVR-X2600H Why considering because Klipsch R820 is more cheaper than RP6000 Expert advice appreciated
Yes, no problem at all. They are extremely efficient and have lightweight drivers. They do not need tons of power to produce high quality full range sound. If you provide a bit more power you will get enhanced bass response but your receiver will adequately provide what the speaker needs for mid-to-high level performance out of the units
If pairing them with a large SVS subwoofer, would there be a point i getting the 8000 over the 6000 if all if not most of the LF effects will be handled buy a sub?
The 8000f has a better mid-range. They have equal high frequency response. If stereo listening without a subwoofer, the 8000f will certainly excel beyond the 6000f. If mostly watching mainstream movies and TV shows, with a large subwoofer, you wouldn't really be able to tell the difference between the 6000 and 8000f
Decent unit, a little bit low on the power for some of these larger floorstander speakers. We prefer Yamaha units because the graphic Equalization settings are a bit more advanced for the professional installer.
How they are with Marantz for Metal/Rock? Specifically Marantz PM7000N with Klipsch RP-6000F? A lot of people saying to me that Marantz is not so good for Metal music...
Yeah I would say a Yamaha receiver, something RX a 1080 or higher would be a far superior choice for metal. Its definitely is going to do a much better job in the high frequency range and reproduce the electric guitar with more clarity. Marantz is pretty decent in the mid-range which is good for smooth jazz and acoustic guitar. If you've already got it for now, I would just go ahead and use it until you can upgrade.
Not a bad idea. With some calibration it will work fine. Better to keep within the same model lineup to maintain Timbre (the type of sound that comes off a certain speaker material) but you will be fine.
Your receiver will provide adequate power for the 6000f. You should be able to push them quite hard with that receiver. The only reason to upgrade do a separate amplifier would be to get a cleaner total harmonic Distortion or something like that but at that point you'd be looking at separates from a higher-end company. Thanks for watching my friend. Please sub for more
Neither one of them are Bluetooth wireless speakers. They are passive speakers that require a receiver and wiring from the receiver to the speaker itself. They are designed to be used in a stereo configuration or with a full home theater system. The 280-f has been discontinued and the 8000f has replaced it.
It's pretty obvious that those 8,000s are way too much for my application. Even the 6,000s might be. Could you you please provide me with the tweeter height of each (all) of those?
I think you can come close to the same sound if you adjust the attenuators on your source. Being its a very good source. That said, I like the 6000. The 8000 is nice too, but, it would be better in a larger space. It's funny, I own a pair of original RF-7's and i prefer them over the ll's and the lll's. I reall think space and amplifications helps put that into play.
Without a doubt boss. You should be able to play at low to medium volume without disturbing the neighbors. Even at lower levels the 6000f will provide a very full and balanced sound. The 5000f will also do a decent job. It will just lack a bit of lower bass frequency response. I recommend pairing a 6000f put something like a Yamaha 880 or 1080bl. If using 6000F in Stereo config, probably no need for a subwoofer. Feel free to shoot us an email if you need advice or products.
@@DivineAV : 😆 I don't have a double boss just recently purchased RP600'S and they are amazing however thinking about going a little harder with the 6000
I have question on this RP-260F. 1. What is the rate or performance output of RP-260F with regards of music via CD player using CD SACD and Japan released CD? 2. If I have this in case, Can I use RP-450C as center? Do you think it will not overcome the RP-260F? Thank you in advance
Great video guys. nobody does a direct review so seemlessly. very cool . Center's next please ...... and yea: bigger will always be better ..that 8000 Tweeter mid , kills .
Thank you so much. Yeah, we actually care about what we do and we're brothers. We've been audiophiles files since we were kids. We will continue to try and provide as high quality content as possible for you guys. That 8000 is King man. Love it. Sure, we will work on the center channels.
The 6000f is a 600m with one additional driver. So yes you will get quite a bit less low end on the 600m due to one less driver and the smaller chamber. That being said those 600m's are amazing so if you're looking for a smaller footprint I guarantee you would not be disappointed.
I have a question, I have a Rega Brio and DAC setup, I am trying to get the Rp 8000 but I'm concerned about the power, should I get the 6000 instead? Please help.
Hey buddy, both Klipsch models are quite efficient. Your amp is very good and will have no issue pushing an 8000F well. The Brio is pretty realistically rated and RMS ratings are plenty. Happy listening.
Do you really need to take off the screen every time you play a speaker? Is there going to be that much of a difference? Don't you think there are people who actually keep their screens ON?
My friend, in this video we're taking off the speaker cover so you can identify which speaker is playing the audio clip. This is a comparison so people can make a buying decision. It's the same thing as pointing to the speaker or showing separate clips.
I'll simplify it for everyone, just get the biggest speakers with the most powerful amplifier you can buy. Buy Klipsch or another high quality brand and stay away from basic brands like Polk. Party on dudes!
I have a tube stereo amplifier that can deliver 2x15w in triode mode, or 2x25w in ultra-linear mode. I was leaning towards getting the RP-6000F for it, but now I'm wanting those 8000F. These are super sensitive, but should I be concerned about my stereo not being powerful enough to run the 8000F?
Love your guys videos but you do realize that we can't tell the audio difference on TH-cam. That being said I like my RP 280f alot better than the new one's. I have heard both in my living room. They are almost identical
Thanks, my brother, we work in the industry, I assure you that we know about the compression on TH-cam. However, we are using very high quality microphones and you can certainly tell the difference in mid-range and high-frequency clarity. You need to be playing it back on a system with decent dynamic range. Decent headphones would work as well.
How 6000 and 8000 are critical to proper placement? What I will not be able to move them away from the wall far enough? Also, will I benefit from 8000F in a small room (12x23x9 where the listening space is just 12x12x9) considering I already have SVS 2000 Pro?
Cool video dudes.
Thanks brother. We had some fun.
@@DivineAV In your opinion, what are the best amps for this system?
A pair of Klipsch RP8000f, a klipsch RP504C and a pair of Klipsch RP-502s. With the Klipsch SPL-150 sub.
Now I have Onkyo TXRZ-720.
Thank you
Extremely professional and one of the very few live demonstrations. Great job, guys.
It might have something to do with the fact that recording a set of speakers and then putting it through A/D, youtube's sampling, your D/A and then your speakers makes it completely dumb for any sort of comparison?
The 8000F has a fuller and richer sound. Of course being there in person is the real experience.
Hey man rp8000f or prime towers are better?
I have 15 by 17 room and the rp6000's are absolutely lovely
I was waffling between the two. You've just made me spend more money, dang it. Very well done video. Best I ve seen so far.
Haha. Enjoy your speakers.
If you're in the states, feel free to reach out to us at Divineavinc@gmail and we'll get you a deal
@@DivineAV if only I was. In canada, thus on sale $1500.
@@nlitend1 sorry my bro
@@nlitend1 850$ in France 😀👍
@@monde1206 Damn, here in the UK the 6000s are £1150 and the 8000s are £1399
Congratulations on that demonstration. Clever idea. The limited capabilities of my computer speakers suggested that the 8000f had a touch more depth and bass. With bigger cones that was to be expected.
I love the side by side comparison instead of people just talking about how they sound. I would love if you did this with some other setups, like svs vs infinity vs JBL ECT.
We would love a comparison of the RP-8000f and the RF-7 and the matching centers. I’m debating on which setup to get. I’ll be making my own review video on what ever I get .
It strikes me that if you had only listened to the RP-6000F you would be very happy with your purchase, it sounds great. But you would need to avoid any room with a RP-8000F, it seems to elevate everything just that little bit more.
Totally agree
If I plan to put them in my 5.1.2 system, would the 6000s be enough as I will have a subwoofer as well? Or should I just go for the 8000fs? Please suggest guys😢
This editing was phenomenal!! Love the review, thanks!!!
Did Klipsch fix the Muddy sound in the Rp-6000f & Rp-8000f compared to the RF-line II ? the tweeters in the RP-line are a lot better I have the RP-5000f and they have a lot of bass and sound amazing!
8000f has a more effortless presentation, sounds more open...6000f focuses the vocal a bit more but generally feels constricted/nasal compared to its larger sibling.
Amazing observation my friend. Very well put
Do you think it will perform similar with a sub?
Zeta Reticulans
Was the microphone Height adjusted when switching speakers ?
Pretty sure what we are hearing is the microphone being more in line with the rp-6000 tweeter (height)
The rp-8000 being taller , the microphone is receiving the sound from a mid point between the twitter and the woofer Making it Seem to Sound Fuller and more laid back
The microphone is actually positioned between the two tweeters, after vigorous testing, we found that to be the best position and we found no significant difference with minor microphone placement adjustments. It sounds that way because that's how the speakers literally sound. The 6000 tends to be a bit more pitchy and not as warm. They are both fantastic speakers but slightly different. A bit of RTA calibration quickly makes the 8000 brighter or tones down the 6000 high frequency response
Ok thanks for the clarification What about the rp5000 vs rp6000? Is the difference as drastict ? I also see that from rp 4000 to rp8000 all have different size wave guide From smaller to bigger surface area for the same tweeter diameter. Does this bigger surface area changes the sound of the tweeter ? Thx
@@zetareticulans4142 there is definitely a pretty distinctive difference between each model. Even the little 4000f offers a pretty full sound but no where near as balanced as the 8000f. The tractrix horn definitely plays a part in the pitch and dispersion of sound. The larger the better.
As a guy, unless space is a major issue, ALWAYS GO BIG.
Sometimes even the wife may be an issue as well 😂😂
I would get the 8000's even in a shoebox. But I'm compensating.
Awesome video and set up at your store! Thanks for helping clarify the choice between these two speakers.
Awesome comparisons video the best I've seen on TH-cam. Well done guys. Thanks
How do you wire them if you don't want to biwire them
@@JayPatrol just leave the jumpers on and then run the positive and negative to the lower terminal
@@DivineAV thanks
A comparison between KEF Q950, Klipsch 8000F, Dynaudio Evoke 50, Fyne Audio 502SP and ProAc Response D40 would be F A N T A S T I C
RP 6000 in my phone they play better than RP 8000 i dont know why because they have smaller woofers i think the bass does not cover the sound from tweeter. Is more harmony i think . What do you think ??
Probably because we are playing the same receiver and the 6000F is being played harder. If the 8000F had more power, it would shine
@@DivineAV i ordered 8000f in few days will see 😉
I upgraded my speakers, and there's a noticeable difference in woofer colour between RP-600M (my old speakers) and RP-6000f (new).
The RP-6000f's have more of a reddish hue, while the RP-600M's are golden/copper kind of colour.
Is that something Klipsch have changed, or did I purchase some fake ones?
Is there much reason to consider the 8k over the 6k if youre using good subs? Or is this lower fq improvement Goin to be above that kinda crossover situation. Large room. I currently use rp 600m and rp600c. Decisions need to be made lol
Would have been nice if you guys also did a few movie sound bites from explosive scenes to something more ambient. The 6000F seems to be clearer but that is likely because it is not as bass heavy as the 8000F. Great review guys and subbed.
Thanks boss, we are planning more videos
If there was an alternative from another brand to those models, which one would you choose? Thanks from Spain!
Martin Logan or Bowers
@@DivineAV thanks! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Great job. Thanks for not rushing through it like many others.
No matter which you buy, you’ll be curious about the next up.
why it's pointless to buy the 6000's. If you've already watched a video comparing them, your 8000 FOMO will lead you to end up buying BOTH in the end.
un par de 8000f ii para cdmx en cuanto saldria?
How many watts rms do you recommend for the 8000f
@@antoniocolonjr.9642 A minimum of about 70 W RMS. Of course 200 or 300 would give you tons of headroom and therefore utilize the cleanest portion of the power.
Great video, But I have no idea. I like the larger ones, but thinking do I need them, plus thinking they are more money. My smart head is saying the 6000s, but my I want head is saying bigger.
6000s are more than adequate for the majority of rooms. If your room is extremely large, you might consider the larger speakers. Besides that, the low frequency response is certainly better on the 8000 but you need a lot of power to really take advantage
What’s the track used for this?
I’d have to look up the track. It’s good, it’s probably a NCS song
@@DivineAV got it! Stockholm lights by Diviners
I think I like the look of the RP-260F / RP-280F better but I hear the x000F sounds much better, less harsh...
Only for Home Cinemas or HiFi too?
RP8000f sound is full and warm. This would be my upgrade for my R28f towers.
What would be great would be a comparison between the RP speakers and the Heresy speakers- just a music audio demo. I am trying to decide between the Heresy or RP-6000F
Great job guys!
Thanks for the support
Rp8000f oR svs prime towers are better?
I have the RP6000f and I like them a lot. Im currently in a apartment and they are too big, lol. But Im buying a house soon. Lets see how they hold up in a bigger room.
You can always buy 2-more Rp6000 and they will sound amazing!
Hey what would you prefer, since you are more aware of speakers in general, klipsch 6000f’s or 625fa’s? Honestly, just want a good speakers for movies and songs..
No question at all, the 6000f is superior. The 6000f has a titanium Twitter instead of aluminum and it has Ceremetallic drivers instead of IMG.
Sound quality is Superior and they're on sale.
We'd be happy to get you pricing on a package deal for your set up if you need other components well. Feel free to shoot us an email with some details on what you're looking for so we can get you an estimate. Divineavinc@gmail
What are the towers on Way end?
Klipsch RF7-iii
For a 14' wide, 17' length and 9' height room would you recommend RP-8000F with a sub or RP-6000F with a sub? Would be paired with a Marantz SR5015 AV receiver, RP-404C center, pair of RP-600M rear surrounds and pair of RP-500SA Dolby Atmos height speakers. Would be used for music, movies and gaming.
How many watts Yamaha receiver to power the Klipsch 8000f?
125
If I purchased RP floor standing speakers, would I have to also buy RP surround speakers
Technically the proper pairing would be something like a 402 s but with some calibration you can certainly you something basic like a ds-160 in wall. We do it all the time. Feel free to give us a call or shoot us an email and we can get you whatever products you need at the best price. Thanks buddy. 214-600-4144 divineavinc@gmail
Go with the RP-250S's they sound amazing!
what is the speaker next to the sidewall ?
I got the rp-6000f system and I’m loving it! I have the Yamaha Rx-a880 , would it be worth upgrading to rx-a1080 or higher?
Honestly, Not really. Those units are pretty similar. I would stick with the 880 until you can make the jump to the 2080. Thanks for watching! Please Sub for more my friend.
i got the same hook up. the 880,6000. pair it with duel svs sb3000 subs, loving it'
@@DivineAV Hi what is a difference between 880 and 2080 then?
Will you hear a difference in your RP 6000F?
Great demo guys...you said neither need a lot of power...my Denon AVR is rated at 80 watts per...I have a larger room 18' x 18' with a cathedral ceiling...should my Denon do the job for the 8000's?
R-620F or RP-5000F for bass ?
RP 8000 for me😎👍🏻
Great video and most of all the audio is really good for a comparison. Big up👍🔝
Thanks boss. That means a lot. We appreciate it!
@@DivineAV hi is the Klipsch RP-600c Center Channel have great sound? Is it a great Center Channel Speaker?
Best Audio video ive seen .. allthough would be a help to know the measurements of the room, bass etc in european numbers.. like centimeters for bass or squaremeters for the rooms etc.
what about rp5000f vs rp6000f?
Would a Denon X1600H be a choice to consider to use with any of them?
Denon makes a decent product and that particular model would be adequate for a 6000F. I'd personally go for a Yamaha 2080. Yamaha pairs well with these units and has a more extensive EQ. Thanks for watching and let us know if you need any products.
@@DivineAV thank you for your opinion 😉
Hi there great video.
Im from Holland and i dont know what you guys mean with 15 x 18.
Can you please tell me?
My room size is 1,232 cubic feet .( 14 ,11,8 )What about Denon X3500H 105w per channels plus the RP 8000. Thanks
Yes that would do just fine. You don't need huge power to create big sound pressure level in that space
where's the other comparison..and tell about the price.. doing great job
Hey buddy, yeah I think we did talk about price a little bit but sorry we missed it. We've got some pretty good specials going on so shoot us an email if you're interested. Divineavinc@gmail.
We did another comparison on the center channels and we are remodeling the store right now so check out our vlog. Will do more comparisons as soon as we get it opened again. Thanks for the support and please subscribe :-)
Nice Video - Thank You for doing this! Definitely made choosing very easy after watching this video!
Great Video, thank you!
Would it be a good combination with the Sonos AMP?
Bedroom - under 30m2
Marantz 7011
Rp 6000f (8000 is better than)
Rp 404c
Rp 402s
R 41 Sa
Sub Paradigm ps1200
Im going to build this set. Any advices for me!?
Hey boss, yeah that looks like a great set up. We just did a home with 6000f and 404c and we will be posting that video soon. I'd recommend pairing the SPL 150 or spl120 with that system to maintain proper Timbre matching. The Marantz is a good unit but I think the Yamaha 2080 would do a better job especially because you have more extensive tuning capabilities and that's what Klipsch recommends for their products as well. You're on the right track. If you are in the states, feel free to shoot me a text at 214-600-4144 and I can get you the best pricing on these products to you if you haven't already purchased them. Thanks for watching and we greatly appreciate your support
Divine AV
Unfortunately, im not living in usa. Tks for ur advice!. Im still following ur channel and hope u will post 6000f + 404c video soon
@@DivineAV Did you post that video you mentioned? :)
Is the Rotel A11 Tribute a good pair with 8000F ?
Brilliant idea and well done
hi
Ben here
I bought the Klipsch RP-8000F in Belgium, do you know when the Yamaha RX-A2080 will be on the market in 2021.
Thanks.
Nice comparison 👍, Could you suggest which one is best between Klipsch R-820F and Klipsch RP-6000F & Elac debut 2.0 F6.2 With Denon AVR-X2600H
Why considering because Klipsch R820 is more cheaper than RP6000
Expert advice appreciated
Would a denon 3500H handle those RP 6000 in a 7.2 setup ?
Yes, no problem at all. They are extremely efficient and have lightweight drivers. They do not need tons of power to produce high quality full range sound. If you provide a bit more power you will get enhanced bass response but your receiver will adequately provide what the speaker needs for mid-to-high level performance out of the units
Divine AV
Thanks for response appreciate it
how would the rp5000f compare to the rp600m?
Pretty similar overall, a bit more low and frequency response from the 5000f
Love love love Does klipsch speakers 😁👍👍
If pairing them with a large SVS subwoofer, would there be a point i getting the 8000 over the 6000 if all if not most of the LF effects will be handled buy a sub?
The 8000f has a better mid-range. They have equal high frequency response. If stereo listening without a subwoofer, the 8000f will certainly excel beyond the 6000f. If mostly watching mainstream movies and TV shows, with a large subwoofer, you wouldn't really be able to tell the difference between the 6000 and 8000f
How about Sony str za1100es amplifier?
Decent unit, a little bit low on the power for some of these larger floorstander speakers. We prefer Yamaha units because the graphic Equalization settings are a bit more advanced for the professional installer.
What are the larger speakers on the outside?
Rf7iii. Stay tuned, we are working on a video with them.
Really Good Video Guys. Thank you
You're very welcome, thank you very much for watching
The new RP 8000f 2 Vs pr 8000f sound comparison would be cool
Excellent comparison! I have the RP5000f and I'm considering moving up to the 8000f.
I have the RP5000f also. Marcus, did you get the RP8000F? If so, did it make a big difference for movies?
What model are the big ones?
RF-7 III?
Yes those there are the RF 7iii
Stay tuned, we will do a proper review on them. Please Subscribe for more :-)
How they are with Marantz for Metal/Rock? Specifically Marantz PM7000N with Klipsch RP-6000F? A lot of people saying to me that Marantz is not so good for Metal music...
Yeah I would say a Yamaha receiver, something RX a 1080 or higher would be a far superior choice for metal. Its definitely is going to do a much better job in the high frequency range and reproduce the electric guitar with more clarity. Marantz is pretty decent in the mid-range which is good for smooth jazz and acoustic guitar. If you've already got it for now, I would just go ahead and use it until you can upgrade.
I'm planning to get RP-8000F, RP-504c and 2x Polk Audio RC80i with Denon AVR-X3500H for 5.0 system in a 4x6m living room/kitchen. Is it a bad idea?
Not a bad idea. With some calibration it will work fine. Better to keep within the same model lineup to maintain Timbre (the type of sound that comes off a certain speaker material) but you will be fine.
Which power amplifier you recommend for 6000f for marntz sr5014
Your receiver will provide adequate power for the 6000f. You should be able to push them quite hard with that receiver. The only reason to upgrade do a separate amplifier would be to get a cleaner total harmonic Distortion or something like that but at that point you'd be looking at separates from a higher-end company. Thanks for watching my friend. Please sub for more
@@DivineAV thank you so much for this information 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
between 6000 and 8000 sounds like in past RF-25 and RF-35. the rf25 was standard but rf35 was amazing step in sound
RP280F vs RP8000F since both are bluetooth wireless, which would be more future proof for compatibility with others into a full HT system?
Neither one of them are Bluetooth wireless speakers. They are passive speakers that require a receiver and wiring from the receiver to the speaker itself. They are designed to be used in a stereo configuration or with a full home theater system. The 280-f has been discontinued and the 8000f has replaced it.
Give me some bass song audio demo..
Check out the TH-cam channel NCS. There's a lot of very Dynamic songs with tons of bass
It's pretty obvious that those 8,000s are way too much for my application. Even the 6,000s might be. Could you you please provide me with the tweeter height of each (all) of those?
Hey boss, yes, I'll get that information ASAP.
I think you can come close to the same sound if you adjust the attenuators on your source. Being its a very good source. That said, I like the 6000. The 8000 is nice too, but, it would be better in a larger space. It's funny, I own a pair of original RF-7's and i prefer them over the ll's and the lll's. I reall think space and amplifications helps put that into play.
Great review do think that the 6000 will work in a apartment?
Without a doubt boss. You should be able to play at low to medium volume without disturbing the neighbors. Even at lower levels the 6000f will provide a very full and balanced sound. The 5000f will also do a decent job. It will just lack a bit of lower bass frequency response. I recommend pairing a 6000f put something like a Yamaha 880 or 1080bl. If using 6000F in Stereo config, probably no need for a subwoofer.
Feel free to shoot us an email if you need advice or products.
@@DivineAV : 😆 I don't have a double boss just recently purchased RP600'S and they are amazing however thinking about going a little harder with the 6000
@@jameswheeler7679 yeah that's definitely quite an upgrade. And you can use the 600m as the rear. Probably at 404 or 504c for Center Channel
😎rp 8000f....thanks for sharing
they both sound great....end of the day, bigger the speaker the more body of sound..
Hey Guys, would be really nice if you can do some Comparison between that nice RF7 MK3 and RP-8000F. Greetings from Berlin (Germany)
Will do!
I have Denon avr-x2600h which will be better 8000f or 6000f?
I buy this rp-8000 speaker and Yamaha 2080 after watching this video. How to configure the Yamaha 2080 to its optimum level.
Do we listen to pure direct option?
I have question on this RP-260F.
1. What is the rate or performance output of RP-260F with regards of music via CD player using CD SACD and Japan released CD?
2. If I have this in case, Can I use RP-450C as center? Do you think it will not overcome the RP-260F?
Thank you in advance
They work excellent together!! I moved up to the RC-64III center and love it even more. God bless you brother 🙏
@@danielmorgan4445 What front your using when you move to RC-64? Thanks
Do you think the Cambridge AXR100 amplifier can lift the RP-8000F?
Great video guys. nobody does a direct review so seemlessly. very cool . Center's next please ...... and yea: bigger will always be better ..that 8000 Tweeter mid , kills .
Thank you so much. Yeah, we actually care about what we do and we're brothers. We've been audiophiles files since we were kids. We will continue to try and provide as high quality content as possible for you guys. That 8000 is King man. Love it. Sure, we will work on the center channels.
Hi, I am thinking of getting RP600M with SVS Sub 2000 pro for small footprint. will this be better. I listen to music mostly. Thnx
The 6000f is a 600m with one additional driver. So yes you will get quite a bit less low end on the 600m due to one less driver and the smaller chamber. That being said those 600m's are amazing so if you're looking for a smaller footprint I guarantee you would not be disappointed.
In the right room, that will sound great.
I have a question, I have a Rega Brio and DAC setup, I am trying to get the Rp 8000 but I'm concerned about the power, should I get the 6000 instead? Please help.
Hey buddy, both Klipsch models are quite efficient. Your amp is very good and will have no issue pushing an 8000F well. The Brio is pretty realistically rated and RMS ratings are plenty. Happy listening.
Do you really need to take off the screen every time you play a speaker? Is there going to be that much of a difference? Don't you think there are people who actually keep their screens ON?
My friend, in this video we're taking off the speaker cover so you can identify which speaker is playing the audio clip. This is a comparison so people can make a buying decision. It's the same thing as pointing to the speaker or showing separate clips.
@@DivineAV Ok, thanks! I thought you were suggesting some difference in the sound. Peace. ✌
I'll simplify it for everyone, just get the biggest speakers with the most powerful amplifier you can buy. Buy Klipsch or another high quality brand and stay away from basic brands like Polk. Party on dudes!
Lol. Well said brother. That's actually that's actually pretty much where it's at.
With the exception of space restrictions and that sort of thing.
Guys rp404c or 600c? I think 600c
I had rp62II and was amazing. 4.25inch driver can be same good. Am I right?
I have a tube stereo amplifier that can deliver 2x15w in triode mode, or 2x25w in ultra-linear mode. I was leaning towards getting the RP-6000F for it, but now I'm wanting those 8000F. These are super sensitive, but should I be concerned about my stereo not being powerful enough to run the 8000F?
Love your guys videos but you do realize that we can't tell the audio difference on TH-cam. That being said I like my RP 280f alot better than the new one's. I have heard both in my living room. They are almost identical
Thanks, my brother, we work in the industry, I assure you that we know about the compression on TH-cam. However, we are using very high quality microphones and you can certainly tell the difference in mid-range and high-frequency clarity. You need to be playing it back on a system with decent dynamic range. Decent headphones would work as well.
@@DivineAV i was able to tell the difference
hi
what receiver are you using white the klipsch rp-8000f speakers test any recommendation of brand and model .
thanks and grz : Ben
(Belgium).
Yamaha 2080. I would hold off and wait for the new one to come out.
How 6000 and 8000 are critical to proper placement?
What I will not be able to move them away from the wall far enough?
Also, will I benefit from 8000F in a small room (12x23x9 where the listening space is just 12x12x9) considering I already have SVS 2000 Pro?
The 8000F is the one! Clear difference
Ok thank u dude..
IF YOU CAN AFFORD GET THE RF-7 III , is another Level of greatness !
Stayed tuned, we'll be posting an RF7III /8000f comparison!
Divine AV Home Theater nice , i just got a pair of RF-7 III and i love them!
@@optimusvader7823 In our opinion, The RF7iii towers are arguably some of the best speakers out there!
Rock on and enjoy my friend!
Divine AV Home Theater thank you . I am agree with you guys. You get more of what you really pay for .
Divine AV Home Theater have you done the RF7iii/8000f comparison yet? Just about to purchase the 8000f’s for a 24x24x10 room.