Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8000F II 2.0 Dual Floorstanding Speaker Pair with Larger 90° x 90° Hybrid Tractrix Horn, 8” Cerametallic Woofers for Premium Home Theater Sound in Ebony

I've been a Klipsch fan for many years and yes, there are other great brands out there as well. However, my personal experience with Klipsch has been an excellent one not only for cost to value, but also aesthetics, consistency in quality, and the continued drive for perfection for those of us that not only love to listen to sound but actually have the insatiable desire to HEAR it as it is supposed to be heard. Klipsch, the "Keepers of the Sound" live up to their mantra and depending on your budget, you can always believe you'll get your monies worth. Our living room is our ecosystem, and we spend most of our time here so upgrading it is a never-ending project. We just upgraded from a previous, older, less expensive set of Klipsch floor standing speakers to these incredible RP-8000F II 2.0, and the difference went from very nice to outrageous in sound quality so much so, we actually find ourselves vegetating while our ears salivate for more and more. I know it's kinda weird because ears don't have salivary glands, but now it seems like they just might have grown them. At any rate, these are 400-watt max power speakers and our Denon is a AVR x2700H 7.2, 95watt/channel, and we're only running a 5.1.2 configuration and Klipsch speakers known for their efficiency are perfectly at home with the 95. Seriously, the louder the volume, the better, crisper and more detailed the sound with strikingly no to very low distortion throughout and prior to this upgrade, the previous sounds seemed like the analogy of walking into the kitchen and smelling the tasty stew as one conglomerate smell of all the ingredients, now it's like you can smell all the ingredients separately, or in other words all the instruments tantalizing your ears and brain neurons separately as they were meant to be. IMHO, these Klipsch RP-8000F II 2.0 really excel in the speaker category for, again, price to value meaning, sound quality, workmanship, aesthetics and efficiency. I give these speakers as I have all my other Klipsch speakers, 5 Stars all day long, which is about the amount of time I spend listening to them now.

Absolutely blown away by these speakers. The RP-8000F II towers completely changed the feel of my home theater setup the second I powered them on. The first thing I noticed was how massive and effortless the sound feels. Explosions hit hard, dialogue stays crystal clear, and music sounds incredibly alive without becoming harsh or fatiguing. The bass response surprised me the most. Even before dialing in my subs, these towers already had deep, punchy low end that made movies and music feel full and powerful. They don’t just make noise — they fill the room with sound. Action scenes have serious impact, and vocals sound clean and detailed even at higher volume levels. The horn design also gives them a huge soundstage. You can actually pick apart little details in movies and songs that I never noticed on my previous setup. They stay extremely clear even when pushing the volume hard. Build quality is excellent too. These things look premium in person. The copper woofers, larger cabinet design, and textured finish give them a very high-end appearance without looking flashy. They instantly became the centerpiece of my setup. One thing I really appreciated was how easy setup was thanks to the included banana plug connections. Hookup was quick, clean, and secure with no fighting speaker wire strands or loose connections. Small detail, but it makes a big difference when putting together a clean theater setup. A few standout things after using them: * Massive room-filling sound * Deep bass even without subs * Extremely clear dialogue and vocals * Excellent detail and separation * Clean highs without sounding harsh * Premium build quality and appearance * Banana plug connections make setup incredibly easy I can honestly say these exceeded my expectations. Whether it’s movies, gaming, or music, they make everything sound cinematic and powerful. Easily one of the best upgrades I’ve made to my setup.

I absolutely love my new Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8000F II speakers! I've had a decent pair of Polk audio Tsi-300 for years and finally decided to upgrade. I've always loved that "Klipsch sound" and own a pair of Reference Premiere bookshelf speakers for my turntable set up and love the way they sound. The speakers arrived undamaged which is great. They are excellently packed and protected from the factory. There is a lot of cardboard and styrofoam to be broken down and thrown away once unpacked. The build quality is great and these things are solid and heavy! Rather than hurt myself I used a hand truck when moving these things, even if only to move them a few feet. The feet are solid and keep these monsters firmly planted on the floor. The binding posts are solid. I love the magnetic grill covers too very sophisticated touch. These speakers are connected to a 7.1 Onkyo home theater receiver and they have handled everything I've thrown at them. The two main drivers put out plenty of bass, especially since I've chosen to bi-amp them as I'm not utilizing height speakers with my AVR. They put out plenty of bass but Of course I also have a 12" Klipsch powered subwoofer hooked up. They work in perfect tandem with the subwoofer by providing a lot of midrange full sound leaving the deep room shaking bass to the Subwoofer. The thing that is fairly unique to Klipsch is a horn-based tweeter at this price point. I can absolutely hear the difference in the highs coming from the horn as compared to a standard tweeter driver and they sound magnificent! Such pure high notes while listening to music and crisp clear speech when watching movies. My next purchase will be the new Klipsch 504-c II center channel speaker to round off the upgraded home theater and I cannot wait! These speakers are worth every penny in my book and I have zero regrets in buying them. Highly recommended! I hope this review was helpful to you in some way. Cheers!

in my opinion from all the speakers I've heard and tried these take the cake. I mean just wow after the break in period which was relatively short for klipch about 20 hours of playtime compared to the usual 50 but anyways they look so flawless next to the rest of my setup I know the subs are old but look at the size comparison😂 the original r-12sw from 2014 next to these they look like toys. the setup was super nice. the way they make the box is actually smart the speaker is the opposite of the picture so you open it at the top of the box and that's the bottom of the speaker so you can just flip it over and bam done. I think that's amazing considering the weight on these things. the delivery was almost flawless, it was a day later then it said it was gonna be but only 1 single mark on the box when they got here absolutely handled with care. value for money i can't say much I got them on a giant sale from 1500 all the way down to 950. even for 1500 I think they are worth it. the clarity is unmatched and it seems they somewhat resolved the ear peirceing highs bc when I turn it up it doesn't really hurt until it's supposed to. only had them for about 5 days now will come back when they are fully broke in with another update. EDIT.... man these things have enough bass in them pass as subs if they have the frequency range to do so and I've got them to read up to 120 decibels at 1ft with really good quality for being that loud these things are a concert and a half in your living room just amazing no complaints from me for these guys. and it doesn't take much to power them got a relatively cheap reciever running them like 100 watts a channel something like that and they thump and play loud. 11/10 rating

What a dramatic upgrade from my R-26fa speakers!!! Powerful punch and very crisp and clean treble that doesn’t distort at my extreme loud music levels. Very pleased. I have calibrated to my Denon AVR w Audacy.

I bought 4 Klipsch R41M bookshelf speakers 2 years ago, and those were a significant upgrade from the ultra-budget Monoprice speakers I had for a decade or so. These, however, are in another league altogether. With my previous setup of Klipsch bookshelf speakers, a decent Klipsch center channel, and my old Monoprice sub, I thought it sounded decent, but I felt the mids were lacking and the bass struggled at higher volumes. These speakers balance out my system and provide a significantly larger soundstage without requiring me to crank the volume; I no longer feel the need for a better subwoofer. Music sounds so much clearer and fuller. I hooked them up about 5 hours ago, so they're still breaking in, but I can already hear a big difference from when I first fired them up. I've seen some reviews saying there is no bass, and I think I know why. While making adjustments in my AVR, I changed my L and R speakers from small to large. When they're set to small speakers, most of the lower frequency sound gets cut out. I still recommend getting a sub for the heavy lifting if you don't have one. Instead of upgrading the sub next, I'll be buying some Height speakers, and a new receiver so I can upgrade to a 5.1.4 system. Great speakers are one of those things you never knew you were missing until you hear them. I've already tested them with classic rock, hard rock, hip-hop, house music, and classical music. I also watched an action movie on Netflix. Everything I've thrown at them so far has sounded great. Shout out to the seller, Walts TV. They got it shipped same day, and I got them a day earlier than Amazon said I would.

Nuanced improvement, I had Klipsch surrounds as my fronts, I moved them to the back now. These have better mids, but I think having 5.1 is what I enjoy more than these specific speakers. They look nice, but I've had Boston Acoustic towers that sounded better without the rears and I would say they aren't worth the price unless you're trying to style your speaker system

Absolutely love these towers. The titanium tweeter produces clarion tones. The highs are superb. Two eight inch woofers offer a mid to low range that is not perfect, but together they perform well above average. Wallace Rooney’s trumpet on the album Misterios sounds amazing. First track Meu Menino opening trumpet sets the tone for how these speakers will create a sound stage that is very pleasing to lovers of the genre. The titanium tweeter really shines on this track. These towers reproduce jazz arrangements very well. Klipsch has created a solid product at this price point.