Klipsch RP-600M Piano Black - Sound Distributors $435 - MSRP $649
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Klipsch RP-600M Piano Black - Sound Distributors $435 - MSRP $649
Average Guy HiFi Rating - 44/50 = 88%
Demo - Daft Punk
Album - Random Memories
Song - Doin’ it Right
Amazon link:
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This was the first CD I have purchased in about 20 years. After listening to it the past couple days, almost on a loop, I can why it makes just about every list of must own audiophile CDs.
This is a must own, if you want to truly test your system’s capabilities!
Great review by Thomas & Stereo (great guy and he always has amazing equipment to review:)
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I love Kevin’s take, at Upscale Audio High Fidelity. He has a wonderful way of explaining his impressions:
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Klipsch RP-600M Piano Black
Klipsch Website:
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Frequency Response - 45-25kHz +/- 3dB
Sensitivity - 96dB @ 2.83V / 1m
Nominal Impedance - 8 Ohms Compatible
Power Handling (RMS) - 100W
Crossover Frequency - 1500Hz
Woofer - 6.5” Cerametallic Cone Woofer
Tweeter - 1” Titanium LTS Vented Tweeter with Hybrid Cross-Section Tractrix® Horn
Cabinet - Bass Reflex via rear-firing Tractrix® Port
Dimensions (H x W x D) - 15.69” x 7.95” x 11.85”
Weight - 16 pounds
MSRP - $649 - 695/pr. (different sources had different prices, for some reason)
Website - Sound Distributors
Where I Purchased - Delivered
Listed Price - $629
Price Paid - $435 shipped
Condition - 100%
Luckily, the speakers and the packaging arrived in perfect condition.
Quality - 8.5
These are extremely well built speakers. The cabinets feel rock solid. The gloss black is as good as speakers costing many times more and the components are all top-notch. For this price point, Klipsch knocked the build quality out of the park.
If I was going to complain about the quality of these speakers, the area they are lacking is the binding posts. They just aren’t up to the level of the rest of the speakers. Klipsch should take notes from Fluance.
Sound - 9.0
Like the numerous other reviewers out there have said, these are very fun speakers. I love the peaks and the depths this speaker is capable of achieving.
The efficiency is most likely a little over stated, at 96 dB but they are easy to drive. They are capable of producing enormous sound, with deep bass even with lower watt amps.
The one gripe that I have is that they aren’t as smooth sounding as other speakers, like the Monitor Audio RS1 speakers I reviewed.
MSRP Rating - 8.5
These are no doubt a bargain at the MSRP price of $695. Are they the best deal out there? Not quite sure but they are definitely in the running, when compared to the other mid-level bookshelf offerings.
If you don’t opt for the more expensive gloss cabinets, these can be had for $549 at MSRP. At that price, they are a great deal and especially if you get them on sale.
Aesthetics - 9.5
I absolutely love the looks of these speakers. There’s just something that I’ve always loved about the Klipsch copper woofers, I’ve probably owned 50+ pairs.
The gloss black cabinets were a massive upgrade over the RP-160M “ebony” finish. The mixture of the colors and the substantial cabinet size makes them a wonderfully appealing speaker to my eyes.
Price Paid Value - 8.5
Buying these speakers at $435 brand new, from an authorized dealer is a great deal. This deal can’t compete with the killer used deals that I’ve gotten over the years but it still scored quite well, since this was about as low as I’ve seen the gloss black, ever sold for.
Killer deal!
Average Guy HiFi Rating - 44/50 = 88%
Final Thoughts -
As my subscribers already know, I use my money to buy these speakers. I did tons of research before buying them and they definitely met/exceeded my expectations.
I listen to these daily and just love them, every time I fire them up.
Are they the best bookshelf speakers I have ever owned, no, they aren’t. Are they an absolute bargain!
Oppo BDP-93, Emotiva XDA-2, Emotiva UPA-1 x2 Panamax M5100-PM
Subscriber Count At The Time Of This Video - 653
A lot of people complain about the harsh treble. I use an Audio Source ( Ferris Beuller) EQ with pink noise to tune my room to as flat as possible and high-pass at 80Hz with a powered sub for the deep lows. Problem solved! Excellent, exciting, sound. Very dimensional and wide soundstage.
Hi Dustin! New subscriber here! Great review! This is a fantastic speaker! The fact that most impresses me is the dynamics, punch, bass speed and clarity they have. It's like I removed the veil I had with my previous speakers (Bose 301 V series). This is a totally different speaker and blows the Bose away in every aspect. I know it's not a fair comparison but it's the only one I can make. Music came to life. I have never experienced music this way before. I hear new things in songs that I've played forever and that gives a refreshing and very satisfying experience each time I enjoy listening to them. I have RP600Ms (in beautiful piano black finish) and also the previous model the RP160Ms (ebony). Both are really great and I got them in excellent Amazon offers. To this day I can say both models sound pretty much the same, only that the RP600Ms have had so much more hype. I love their desing and looks without the grilles. Powering them with Yamaha AS801 and Cambridge audio CXA80 (I had a great deal on this amp in the refurb. Cambridge audio ebay offers, the unit doesn't have a single scratch, it was like buying a new unit for less than half the original price).
Both the Yamaha and the Cambridge Audio are great amplifiers. I listen mostly vinyl and cds. I hope someday I can afford some Klipsch Heritage Series! Happy listening and keep up the great work!!!!
Thanks for subscribing! It’s a pretty basic channel but I’m trying to make videos that I would like to have seen, when I was starting out. That seems to be why it’s working.
Again, thank you for subscribing, I truly appreciate it!
Thanks for showing how the speakers perform with heavy bass music, most of the reviews out there show test demos with only classical music that don't really show how deep is the bass sound produced by this speakers. Thanks 😊
I’ve noticed the same thing, when watching other reviews. Daft Punk isn’t my normal type of music that I listen to but it sure does show off a speakers performance.
Thanks for taking the time to comment on my little channel, it definitely helps me out:)
Nice! I got 2 pair of rp 8000f s since last year in piano black and just ordered this one in piano black too. Can’t wait to listen rp 600ms. They look gorgeous in piano black
This speaker is an awesome deal in France, believe it or not! A big electronics store has been selling the Klipsch RP 600M bundled with a Yamaha RN 402 amp for 665€ for quite some time. The deal is still going on, and nobody seems to notice or care.
You Europeans have some amazing speaker manufacturers, which is probably why Klipsch isn’t as discussed as some of the other brands like Monitor Audio, Bowers & Wilkins etc.
For the price, especially when on sale, the 600M’s are pretty hard to beat.
Thank you for taking the time to comment, my friend!
@@blazermdx You gotta make a trip to France. It's the home of many incredible speaker brands: Devialet, Elipson, Triangle, Atol, Advance Acoustics, Focal, Davis Acoustics, Highland Audio etc... Klipsch isn't even that popular or cool over there.
Good review, just subscribed to your channel.
I have a pair of these, also in the piano black, driving them with a PS Audio Sprout100, love em!
I bet that’s a killer combo! I haven’t had a chance to own any PS Audio products but I respect the heck out of the company and their products.
Thanks for subscribing, my friend!
Really good review! I know I'm very late to this video but it was helpful and informative. I was gifted a Marantz NR 1200 by my wife for my birthday in November and thought these would be a nice upgrade to the 30-year-old pair of MIssion bookshelf speakers I've been using. Gonna pick them up while still on sale at $439 for the piano black.
I really wish you had more space! I wish you could review some old time BIG speakers! There were so many back in the 70's, 80's, that could blow most of the new little book shelf speakers out of the water! No matter what their price! You just can't get the same sound out of a little bookshelf that a 3 ft. cabinet with a 15" woofer can! With technology they have been able to give a synthetic sound (and some very good) - but if you play them side by side - you can definitely hear the difference! I know - I've tried! I also realize the extra work it would involve! Anyways - just my two cents worth! Keep up the videos - you are my new favorite!!
One day, I hope to get more space and it’s comments like this that keeps me pointing that direction:)
Yeah, I’m with you. With large speakers, comes large sounds. There’s also really good deals on large speakers, like you mentioned, the trend is going into unobtrusive, smaller speakers.
Thanks you very much again, for your continued support!
Good review 👍 someone selling these klipsch Rp 600M for $240 great deal.
These are great, I love them!
I am looking forward to putting these great speakers up against other awesome speakers.
Right now, they are trying to hold their spot in my system, against some Martin Logan Source. Fun day of listening:)
Thanks again, my friend!
Opera prima sound better more natural
90s country, nice! So many memories connected to that music!
I’m with you! Takes me back to high school, every time Alabama or Clint Black comes on:)
Average Guy Hi-Fi Oh yeah, me too! And college as well.
Best Buy pricing was $629 (per pair) for the black woodgrain, $749 for the gloss black. I picked up 4 gloss black rp-600m speakers for $472 per pair. Best speakers I've ever owned.
Nice work, getting them for such a good price. Many people out there don’t realize that the Klipsch RP series ever go on sale, due to restrictions on advertising sale prices on Klipsch gear.
These are truly great speakers. Are the best available no but you’d be very hard pressed to find better performance in this price range.
These are my first gloss black speakers from Klipsch, they are just stunning in person, against the copper.
You have great taste in speakers, my friend!
I JUST WANT TO HEAR *HELLOWEEN - KEEPER OF THE SEVEN KEYS* , IN THAT SPEAKER !!!!!!!! :(
As for the center should I go with Rp-600c? 19' x 11' Very nice review. I used them with a pair of Svs-sb2000. They crank. Since you buy them. Ive subscribed, cheers from Canada
good review r they good just for music and do these need a sub ?
My favorite part of this review is around 6:15, how every time the bass hits the camera shakes and the picture distorts. I've never noticed anything like that happen before, even with your subwoofer reviews. I wonder what caused that?
I noticed the bounce, after I shit the video. I can’t have that in the videos so I might have to come up with a new place to put the tripod. I am thinking a pillow or something that will absorb the vibrations.
I will do some testing this evening, for the upcoming video. The speakers I’m testing out now, have even more bass:/
Thanks again for the support, my friend!
Great review. Thank You !!!
No, thank you for stopping and by and for taking the time to comment. I truly appreciate it!
I just picked up the speakers that came after this that Mark 2 version of these speakers for $450
Congrats! I’ll be keeping my eyes peeled for the RP II to pop up in my local market.
From everything I’ve read, the series II RP is a nice step up from the original RP speakers.
I got the B100 solely because they were $79 at klipsch.com; they scream at you and the bass is just a big bump at around 100 Hz, my guess. I know those are cheap and surely these are better spkrs. but I have always been weary of metal tweeters, and when you combine them with horns, well, can't expect them not to sound harsh.
Your content is great! Awesome review. I have a NHT C-3 bookshelf speaker for which I got a great deal on at a local store and I like them a lot. I'm still looking for another one though. Have you had any experience with NHT speakers?
Hello and thanks for the compliment!
I had a pair of the NHT Classic 3’s about 6 years ago. NHT speakers are great sounding and I’ve always loved the looks!
I hope you find another one, to complete the set. What are you using to power it?
Thank you again, my friend!
@@blazermdx I'm currently using a Kinter K2020A+ Amplifier. I know its not the best but it provides enough sound and quality for the time being. I plan to get another NHT C-3 speaker and combine it with my SVS SB-1000 subwoofer for a 2.1 system. I'll still use the Kinter amp for the 2.1 set up because I don't see a good 2.1 amp available in the market. Please let me know if you have suggestions.
Thanks!
Wharfedale Evo 4.2
compare to six bookshelves including these on Per suit Perfect System, Chamber, Guttenberg . Buy the Wharfedale for $998. Amazing instrument.
Great review! How do these compare to the RP-500m for 2.0 music listening? I’m tempted to buy the 600s as an upgrade to my R-51m (which you also reviewed!) but would prefer the more compact 500m if they sound good!
Thanks! I haven’t owned t RP-500m’s so I can’t compare them to the RP-600m’s.
With that said, I’ve owned many Klipsch speakers with 5.25” woofers and I think stepping up to the 6.5” version is usually worth the investment. This is especially true since you are running these speakers in a 2.0 fashion. You will really appreciate the extra depth the larger woofer/cabinet offers.
wow sound amazing
It's a nice looking speaker. but the horn Tweeter is a bit aggressive. overwhelms the acoustics. I was almost ready to buy them.
one question do they weigh 16 pounds each? or pair.
The RP series has done a pretty good job taming the high frequencies but they still have an “energized” top end, which a few people don’t like.
The RP600M weigh 16 lbs each.
Check out Polk R200, they are a little more rolled off up top, which you may prefer.
Have you ever come across a set of the old Cerwin Vega D series? Not the crap they make now - but the old ones. D-5, D-7, D-9? I still own my original D-5's and D-9's! To me they sound awesome - curious to hear what you think.
Unfortunately, I have very little Cerwin Vega experience. I know there’s many die hard fans out there so I keep my eyes open for used CV speaker but I need the smaller versions, due to the tiny place I live.
I will keep looking, my friend!
On a side note. It's nice to hear from someone that still has a pair. I have the D-3 And had the surround repaired, and they still sound fantastic! It's almost hard to justify buying today's speakers
@@Blah-blah-sure My feeling exactly!!
My experience has been mixed, largely because they continue to be excessively bright and fatiguing in the upper mid range, even with an all tube system (including a tube DAC) in a relatively well damped room. I’ve read they need many hours of break in to mellow that tweeter. I’m kind of regretting I didn’t buy something a bit mellower, used, or perhaps bought something from a smaller maker like Ascend Acoustics.
The more audio reviews I read, the more I believe we have very different listening preferences.
I have owned speakers that we’re supposed to be bright and they sounded subdued and vice versa.
I wouldn’t call these subdued by any means but I also don’t think they are too bright in my room. I’ve really been enjoying them, even when compared to the ML Source speakers that I am currently comparing them to.
With all of that said, life’s too short to try to force yourself to be happy with a purchase. If I was in your shoes, I’d order a comparable Ascend Acoustics speakers and compare them in your room.
I hear great things about Ascend Acoustics, BTW!
Yeah! You should have bought a speaker from Q Acoustics instead. They make a fantastic mellow speaker.
Bought these about a month ago on Amazon, in Piano Black.. They are beautiful.. What do you think about a Yamaha AS 301 to power them? I'm not an audiophile, just dig good sound without breaking the bank. I live in a fairly small Apt. Hoping this will fill my space and sound fairly big. Great review.. I just subscribed.. Thanks, man!
Thank you for the kind words!
I think that combo would pair beautifully together. I’ve always respected Yamaha, especially their integrated amps. 60W (real power), will be plenty in an apartment.
Just make sure you pull them away from the wall a little and mess around around with towing them in, depending on your MLP.
Should be a wonderful combo. I’m a regular on the Klipsch forums and most love Yamaha.
Let us know how it sounds, once you get everything hooked up!
Sir a sony str dh190 100w per channel can push this speaker loud and clean ?
Good review. I enjoyed it but, "demo-ing" is a waste of time. Additionally, results are extremely subjective. I saw a bit of room treatment on your front wall but, you might have spent more time discussing listening environments, which dramatically affects one's listening experience.
These are wonderfully affordable speakers and I love my RP-600M (PB). But, I originally bought them only to replace my awful TV sound bar. Incidentally, I also purchased a Wiim Amp to power them and the final results exceeded my expectations.
I would like to point out that you were correct on one point, the RP-600s, as any other speaker, seem to sound fuller and more spacial with higher-end equipment.
I was also curious how they would compare to my Magnepan LRS+. So, before I connected the RP-600Ms to the Wiim Amp, I thought I would temporarily listen to them via Tidal, a Bluesound Node streamer and, powered by my Emotiva XDA-2 Preamp/DAC and the Emotiva BasX A2, amplifier. Incidentally, my home's floor plan is an "open" floor plan so, I had to be especially mindful of sound bleed-over into the rest of my home.
My home's main listening room is a carpeted 17m X 20m with curtains and leather furniture, which provide sufficient sound absorbtion. I initially placed the RP-600s 2m apart, 2 ft. from the front wall, and a deliberate toe-in, (which I later moved a bit out). My 'sweet spot' chair is approximately 4m away. I powered it up and put on Emannuel on Chris Botti's, Live in Boston...WOW! I was VERY impressed by the details, not bright nor harsh. I then switched to Black Sand by Andrea Razzauti...BOOM! No, they don't come close to my magnificent Maggies. If you have the "right" room setup and you listen to classical, jazz or similar, the Maggies, at $1K (shipped to home) are incredible!
In conclusion, I am very happy with the purchase :) BTW, they also sound great powered by my Wiim Amp (great product) and my RUclips Music is candy for my ears! Take care, LG
Great review !! One question: Can I use one RP-600M as a center channel ? I'm planning to do an LCR front stage array with only RP-600Ms. I picked piano black finish but sadly Klispsch doesn't manufacture a medium sized center channel with piano black finish only the big ones with 4 speakers so that's why I want to try the 3 RP600M route.
Thanks! I am a huge fan of matching the front 3 speakers. Having 3 RP-600M’s across the front should give you excellent results. I’d even take that combo over using a RP-450C.
I say go for it! Just report back when you do:)
@@blazermdx Thanks. Will do.
Did you think the RP-600M was a big sound quality upgrade over the RP-160M? The RP-160M are still available at a good price.
The sound between the 600Ms and the 160M’s are very similar. Klipsch claims that the 600M’s have a little more refined tweeter but I bet if I we listened to them side by side, it would be hard to distinguish the difference.
I prefer the looks of the 600M’s though, as I wasn’t a big fan of the plinth.
Thanks for the question, my friend!
Nice video I have been thinking I need to get more exposure to other speakers and klipsch is on my list all I have ever really known is DIY speakers.
I’ve always been jealous of the DIY crowd. I’d like to get into some woodworking but I need a garage first.
Thanks again, for stopping by!
@@blazermdx start small parts express has some good knock down kits. Might be a good value 😉
I’ve been thinking about those 15” kits for the Ultimax but I’ll probably hold that project off until I move into a bigger place:)
@@blazermdx I built mine in my living room you can check mine out on my channel if you want to see them.
Thanks for the video particularly since I live in a apartment: currently have them driven with Onkyo Integrated amp A9150 I may consider more power to drive them
I bet that Onkyo integrated has plenty of power for them, in most rooms with average listening habits.
In a larger room and you like them loud? Then they would appreciate more power.
They sure are awesome speakers, you have great taste, my friend!
@@blazermdx It does for my Apartment more than enough power
@@jameswheeler7679 The Klipsch RP 600M don't need much power. Any amp will do.
@@blazermdx Absolutely it has a bass management switch which I rarely use in my apartment people have different opinions in pairing those with a subwoofer which I will probably end up doing also very important I purchased them for $419 Ebony these speakers are amazing even at low volume
Can these speakers be connected through Bluetooth or does it need a receiver?
NO DON'T SAY THAT , THAT WAS A GOOD MUSIC . I LOVE IT . THANKS FOR SHARING.
Thanks, my friend!
Super sound super super
Can anyone tell me the difference between these and the b&w 606? Deciding between the two and money isn't a factor, just sound quality.
Unfortunately, I don’t have any experience with the B&W 606 speakers but reading through the specs, I would imagine they sound pretty darn good.
Is there anyway for you to audition them? Sound is so subjective that that’s definitely the best way to make sure you make the right decision.
I love the fact that you opened the question to everyone. I hope someone stops by that can give you better, real world experience, since I’m not able.
Thank you for stopping by, my friend!
Average Guy Hi-Fi Thanks! I’m not too familiar with all the spec talk but I know i’ll be using an old 90’s Onkyo Receiver for now that’s 90 watts and I hear that the klipsch still sound good on low powered amps. If that’s true I’ll probably get the Klipsch
Klipsch makes very efficient speakers and Onkyo is known for putting out good power.
What model Onkyo are you going to be using?
Average Guy Hi-Fi Onkyo Tx-SR674. I like the look of the bowers more but everyone says klipsch and bowers have two different sounds which is unfortunate because they don’t have the rp600m in store to demo. But they do have the rp500m so I’m hoping that it’s close enough for me to make a good decision
balingit The 500M should give you a very good representation of the Klipsch Reference Premier sound signature.
Yes, B&W and Klipsch do sound different, especially previous years. It seems they actually sound closer than most people think, with the crossover changes both companies have been making recently.
If I were in your shoes, I’d probably reach out to your local audio shops and see if they would let you A/B the Bowers and the 500M’s, so you can make the most educated decision.
The good news is that both brands make wonderful sounding speakers so this is a good dilemma to be in. My advice is to have some fun with it:)
I’m trying to decide on either the rp-160m or the rp-600m you talked about the 160’s in your review. Maybe you can help me decide
To be totally honest with you, I don’t remember there being a big difference between the two speakers.
I know the 600M comes with the new vented tweeter but the frequency response is identical. I like the cabinets of the 600M more, as they don’t have that angled plinth and they are available in gloss black but those are definitely subjective points.
I would probably just go with whichever one is cheaper, if I were shopping.
I hope that helps a little. Thanks for asking!
Has any one out there heard G.R. reeearch mod version vs the regular? I prefer the none mod verision of the rp-600ms how about you ?
That’s a good question! I’ve considered buying one of their kits, to modify my RP600M but ultimately decided against it, since I’ll likely sell them off.
The measurements show a substantially better rounded speaker, once the GR Research modifications have been done.
Great topic, thanks!
Would these be ok in a media wall? Or will the rear port be a deal breaker? If so, what would be a good alternative speaker? Looking to use with turntable and possibly tv.
I wouldn’t say that the rear port is a “dealbreaker”, knowing that they will be right up against a wall but they were definitely designed to have space left behind them.
If I had to put them up against a wall, I might be in the search for some RB-61’s, which were the Klipsch Reference bookshelf speakers the RP-160 and the RP-600M’s replaced. They are front ported so they might be a better option.
Elac also has a couple front ported bookshelf speakers along with Definitive Technology, which used passive radiators.
Is against the wall your only option for placement?
Thank you, I just discovered dumb punk 😱🤯🤩
you sound like trump hate everything
I like sow much ❤
A fair review
Thanks! I’m trying to keep things more simple than many reviewers out there. I’m also using my money to buy all the items so I can shoot everyone straight, when it comes to my opinions.
Thanks for stopping by and for taking the time to comment, my friend!
Would these be good for surround speakers or go down one size?
Great review! Do you like grills on or off?
I just love the looks of these speakers, especially the copper, so I leave the grills off. The grills are pretty sharp looking though.
If you have little ones, I’d probably leave the grills on. The woofers can get dented fairly easily.
What speakers are you using?
Thanks for stopping by!
Average Guy Hi-Fi my equipment consist of Klipsch rp8000f rp504c rp600m svs pb3000 denon x4500h and emotiva 5175 amp
Keep up the great work! Enjoy your content!
You had them for a year now, I think it's time for them to find a new home... if you haven't already shipped them off somewhere. If you're looking to get rid of them let me know😉
What do you think about using these as surround sound with RP8000F?
As your main surrounds or as surround back? They would work for either, honestly but I’d probably do with RP-250S for surround back, since they are designed to “spread” sound out more. If you have the room to run these as your main surrounds, these would work wonderfully with RP8000F’s.
I ran 4 RP-160’s (very similar to the 600M’s) and RP-450C in a smaller system. I used 2 of the 160’s as surrounds and the other two as mains. Sounded very good!
Klipsch calls it a horn, so it's a HORN.
The topics definitely debated. When you look up the definitions of both, it still isn’t clear.
I’ve called them horns for years so I go back and forth here:/
How do the 600m sound compared to the 160m? Worth upgrading?
The 600M is a tad more laid back, vsbthe 160M, but it’s not enough of a difference to make the change in my opinion. They are very close to each other but both are great.
Now if you go used and the swap doesn’t cost you all that much, it might be worth it to you if you find the 160M’s to be a tad too bright. Otherwise the 160M is a fine speaker.
Danny Richie at www.gr-research.com has a kit for modifying the crossover.
I’ve been hearing more and more about this gentleman and his modifications. Sounds like many people are liking the change.
I will likely keep them stock though, as I really don’t hang onto gear all that long and I would want the new owner to decide if they want to
Modify them or not.
Thanks for posting, I’ll definitely read more into his kit. Cheers!
I’m considering that but that adds a couple hundred dollars to this speaker just to correct it. It should not need correcting, and yet it has a lot of buzz. Perhaps people just like this sound or perhaps midrange accuracy is below people’s radar? I don’t know.
I just can’t do gloss on anything. The dust, fingerprints and ugh the scratches would annoy me lol
Very true. I love the looks of gloss speakers but I spend almost as much time cleaning them as I do listening to them😆
If they're a 9, the Jbl 530 is a 9.5.
I haven had a chance to grab a pair of JBL 530’s just yet. There’s a pair here used for $500, that I’ve been watching. I’m just hoping they lower the price a little more and then I’ll grab them.
It’s getting a little expensive, buying this many speakers so I need to save as much money as possible. Haha
Can’t wait to try the 530’s though, I’ve read so many good things about them. Thanks for stopping by!
I would like to upgrade to these one day . Just gotta find that great deal.
A pair of the non gloss 600M’s was just listed for $280 and sold within an hour or so.
Since these won speaker of the year, a couple years back, from quite a few reputable reviewers, they sell quickly.
Good luck with your search, my man!
What song is that??
Doin’ It Right by Daft Punk. It is a great song for testing speaker dynamics. In fact, the entire Random Memories album is highly recommend. I’m not really a EDM guy but I’ve really been enjoying these guys lately.
Thanks again for stopping by, my man!
Horrific sound..overpriced at $350 ,just get some used Martin Logans
Just go read ASR's review and you'll see that these speakers are poorly designed and have big problems. Never should have made it past R&D