You made a quick mention of it, but you should do a video on the “wife acceptance factor”. It deserves a panel discussion! A relative of mine has the 504c matched with a pair of ‘86 Heresy ll’s and both movies and music are stunning sounding. Had I been blindfolded, I wouldn’t have noticed that the fronts were from a different line made 33 years earlier. His wife’s acceptance factor is very high, though, with regards to audio because he’s figured out the factor formula…his acceptance needs to be just as high with regards to her clothing and footwear shopping, nails and hair care.😁
"We surveys 4000 wives and found the 504c to be the most accepted center channel in the world!" I can see that being an interesting show! haha. Makes sense on the shopping. Gotta be a balance. :) -Jason
Really enjoy your channel! After many views, you talked me into a pair of Cornwall IV s. Could you please recommend a center channel to match these? Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you, Rob
Thanks for watching! I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the content. We do it for you guys. :). Honestly the best speaker for a center between 2 Cornwalls is a 3rd Cornwall. Acoustically a perfect match. If you have the space for it, this would be ideal! If not, my next choices would be to stick in the heritage series. Perhaps a Forte or a Heresy. The Cornwall, Forte, and Heresy share the same HF and MF drivers with the variance being the horn (and the LF but, for a center/most voicing, the HF and MF are key) so...these would be a good fit as well. If you are looking for a horizontal center, RC64-III would be my recommendation. It's a beast and, with the right power, can sound great with the Cornwalls! Let us know when you're ready to pull the trigger. I believe Cory at has them in stock and can get them to your doorstep pretty quick. -Jason
Hi Guys my reciver is the pioneer vsx-933 which has 135 watts to each channel, I've read this centre channel is 150 watts will 135 watts be enough to power this beast
Thanks for watching! They are pretty awesome! interesting choice on having a pair though. Are they playing as left and right or do you have dual centers? -Jason
Does the box has support wooden columns inside throughout the width of the box? I would like put a 100lbs TV on top of it and just wonder if it is OK to do so. Thanks
The box itself is pretty sturdy. While it doesn't have much in the way of cross beams or similar, it is really well constructed. As such, we see people put TVs and similar on them all the time. -Jason
if it's a warranty replacement contact your dealer. if it's damaged but out of warranty we can sell you one but need the serial number. call 270-556-8427
Im just starting out on my audio journey and just to get started I bought a full cheaper Klipsch set for 999. Then I swapped out the center with a 450c which looks just like this one, but was only $250 brand new and was a huge upgrade and I can set my tv ON IT.
Hi!, I have a question, does my center channel broke or the receiver's center channel has no low frequency capability? I was watching a movie and if I set it to 2.1 Ch it sound better than 5.1 config.
Thanks for watching! It's difficult to say with the provided description. There are several troubleshooting steps to go through to diagnose the issue but, my first step would be to contact the speaker manufacturer. They will be able to walk you through these steps over the phone easier than I could over a RUclips comment. -Jason
What are you pairing it with? There is some new tech in the 504c that wasn't in the 62ii. The difference in drive components is there as well, but if you have the choice, you may consider the 64III for a bigger performance gain. -Jason
@@TopShelfAudio thanks for the reply jason. i have a full 62ii system towers and surround. im pretty ok with it. im just coveteous of how good the 504 looks lol.
I assume you mean the RF7 iiis? The 504 would pair decently tonally, as it uses the same materials in production/creation and is tuned somewhat similarly....buuuuut I would recommend the RC64III as a better fit. With movies, the majority of dialog and a ton of important content comes through the center and you don't want this to be overshadowed by your L and R. You will want a center channel that can keep up. -Jason
I have a pair of rf8000 with one rf504c my room is pretty open. I sit 18ft away. I thinking about getting another rf504c to have 2 center for a wider range.since you loose some audio due to distance and where you sit. Is that recommended? Or should I upgrade to the RC64III? Thanks for the video!
If you find that you are lacking, I would 100% recommend going with upgrading over doubling up all day. Also, check out the RC64III video. I compare the internal components. You can see they are completely different beasts. -Jason
Always enjoy your contact Jason. Keep up the great work
Thanks for watching! Always enjoy yours as well! :)
-Jason
Keep doing great work guys! Love your videos!
You made a quick mention of it, but you should do a video on the “wife acceptance factor”. It deserves a panel discussion!
A relative of mine has the 504c matched with a pair of ‘86 Heresy ll’s and both movies and music are stunning sounding. Had I been blindfolded, I wouldn’t have noticed that the fronts were from a different line made 33 years earlier.
His wife’s acceptance factor is very high, though, with regards to audio because he’s figured out the factor formula…his acceptance needs to be just as high with regards to her clothing and footwear shopping, nails and hair care.😁
"We surveys 4000 wives and found the 504c to be the most accepted center channel in the world!" I can see that being an interesting show! haha.
Makes sense on the shopping. Gotta be a balance. :)
-Jason
I just discovered your channel Jason and enjoy what I see. Those speakers are nice but huge. I went with the RP-400C to put under my Sony OLED.
Have the RP-504c. It's a suburb speaker that makes movies come alive and allows for easy listening when it comes to dialog.
Thanks for watching! A super impressive unit and a great pair for the 8000F.
-Jason
Thanx 👍🏽
And now coffee time☕👌🏽
Thanks for watching! Enjoy!
-Jason
cool vid as usual
Thanks for watching!
-Jason
Guys let’s get this videos views up share and recommend.
Thanks for watching and for your support!
-Jason
Really enjoy your channel! After many views, you talked me into a pair of Cornwall IV s. Could you please recommend a center channel to match these? Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you, Rob
Thanks for watching! I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the content. We do it for you guys. :).
Honestly the best speaker for a center between 2 Cornwalls is a 3rd Cornwall. Acoustically a perfect match. If you have the space for it, this would be ideal! If not, my next choices would be to stick in the heritage series. Perhaps a Forte or a Heresy. The Cornwall, Forte, and Heresy share the same HF and MF drivers with the variance being the horn (and the LF but, for a center/most voicing, the HF and MF are key) so...these would be a good fit as well. If you are looking for a horizontal center, RC64-III would be my recommendation. It's a beast and, with the right power, can sound great with the Cornwalls! Let us know when you're ready to pull the trigger. I believe Cory at has them in stock and can get them to your doorstep pretty quick.
-Jason
Hi Guys my reciver is the pioneer vsx-933 which has 135 watts to each channel, I've read this centre channel is 150 watts will 135 watts be enough to power this beast
Would be somewhat dependent on your listening preferences but you may want to consider getting an external amp to power your center.
-Jason
Which center would you sugest whit the RP600.
I like the 504c bit the 600c looks nice also😅😅😅.
Space is no problem.
Thnx in advance
rp-504c ii has the best midbass, just sounds bigger. we have them in stock. call 270-556-8427
Very good speaker.I have two becouse they play like stereo tower.
Thanks for watching! They are pretty awesome! interesting choice on having a pair though. Are they playing as left and right or do you have dual centers?
-Jason
Play left and rigrt like normal stereo speakers.
Does the box has support wooden columns inside throughout the width of the box? I would like put a 100lbs TV on top of it and just wonder if it is OK to do so. Thanks
The box itself is pretty sturdy. While it doesn't have much in the way of cross beams or similar, it is really well constructed. As such, we see people put TVs and similar on them all the time.
-Jason
We need more rf7iii also videos.
More on the RF7s to come! We plan to do a history, as well as several compares. Stay tuned!
-Jason
Is it okay to stand the tv (65 LG C2 OLED) directly above it or the screen will shake?
Just fine to mount a tv directly above. Shouldn't cause any issues at all with shaking.
-Jason
Hi…. So I’m getting some sticky residue on the rings of the woofers… is it a cause for concern?
Hard to say without seeing them. Post a picture up on the Klipsch owners facebook page and we can all take a look and maybe offer some advice!
-Jason
Where can i order a 5 1/2 driver?
if it's a warranty replacement contact your dealer. if it's damaged but out of warranty we can sell you one but need the serial number. call 270-556-8427
Im just starting out on my audio journey and just to get started I bought a full cheaper Klipsch set for 999. Then I swapped out the center with a 450c which looks just like this one, but was only $250 brand new and was a huge upgrade and I can set my tv ON IT.
yeah they're rated for 100 pounds I believe.
Hi!, I have a question, does my center channel broke or the receiver's center channel has no low frequency capability? I was watching a movie and if I set it to 2.1 Ch it sound better than 5.1 config.
Thanks for watching! It's difficult to say with the provided description. There are several troubleshooting steps to go through to diagnose the issue but, my first step would be to contact the speaker manufacturer. They will be able to walk you through these steps over the phone easier than I could over a RUclips comment.
-Jason
so if i have the room for either the 504c or 600c which would you go with to pair the 8000fs.
I tend to lean more toward the 504c matching with the 8000s but you can't really go wrong either way. Both would perform great with the 8000s.
-Jason
i have a rc 62 ii i wonder if this would be better
What are you pairing it with? There is some new tech in the 504c that wasn't in the 62ii. The difference in drive components is there as well, but if you have the choice, you may consider the 64III for a bigger performance gain.
-Jason
@@TopShelfAudio thanks for the reply jason. i have a full 62ii system towers and surround. im pretty ok with it. im just coveteous of how good the 504 looks lol.
Would this 504 pair OK with the RP7iii?
I assume you mean the RF7 iiis? The 504 would pair decently tonally, as it uses the same materials in production/creation and is tuned somewhat similarly....buuuuut I would recommend the RC64III as a better fit. With movies, the majority of dialog and a ton of important content comes through the center and you don't want this to be overshadowed by your L and R. You will want a center channel that can keep up.
-Jason
@@TopShelfAudio Thanks that was what I was looking for
I have a pair of rf8000 with one rf504c my room is pretty open. I sit 18ft away. I thinking about getting another rf504c to have 2 center for a wider range.since you loose some audio due to distance and where you sit. Is that recommended? Or should I upgrade to the RC64III? Thanks for the video!
If you find that you are lacking, I would 100% recommend going with upgrading over doubling up all day. Also, check out the RC64III video. I compare the internal components. You can see they are completely different beasts.
-Jason
@@TopShelfAudio thanks!!! Waiting on an amp to see if that make a difference if not rc64III is the next step.
Are you running a preamp and giving the center it’s RMS?
Wife Acceptance factor what's that ??? I just go buy what I want when I want ?
Congrats on your freedom to do so! I have a pair of Jubilees with your name on em for a great price.
-Jason