Klipsch R-51PM Powered Bluetooth - Specs, Review & Price

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Brand, Model and Release Date

Information about the brand, model release date.

Manufacturer	Klipsch
Model	R-51PM
Release Date	2019
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Technical Specs

Technical characteristics of the speakers.

Amplification Type	Active
Crossover Type	2-Way
Enclosure type	Bass Reflex
Frequency Range (+/-3 dB)[Hz]	68 - 21000
Frequency Range (-6dB)[Hz]	68 - 21000
Maximum SPL [dB]	107
Sensitivity (2,83 V/1 m)[dB]	107
Nominal Impedance (Ohms)	8
THD (Total Harmonic Distortion)	Less than 0.1%
Recommended Amplifier Power [W]	Not required (powered speakers)
Crossover Frequency [Hz]	1800
Bass Reflex Tuning Frequency [Hz]	Unknown
Driver Units	Tweeter: 1″ Aluminum LTS tweeter with Tractrix Horn Mid/Bass Drivers: 5.25″ Spun-Copper IMG Woofer
Connectivity	Wireless
Inputs	Bluetooth, RCA, USB, Optical, 3.5mm
Outputs	RCA Sub Out
Magnetic Shielding	No

Placements and Distances

Where and how to put them.

Form Factor	Shelf, Stand
Distance from Wall [cm]	15

Dimensions and Weight

Speaker dimensions and weight without stands.

Length	~11.5 in ~292.1 mm ~29.21 cm
Width	~7 in ~177.8 mm ~17.78 cm
Height	~13.3 in ~337.82 mm ~33.78 cm
Weight	~10.6 lb ~4808.08 g ~4.81 kg
Shipping Weight	~24 lb ~10886.22 g ~10.89 kg

Colors and Accessories

List of available colors and optional accessories.

Colors	Black
Accessories	Remote Control Power Cord Speaker Wire Manual
Detachable Grilles	Yes

Price and Warranty

Satisfaction is (not) guaranteed.

Warranty	2 Years
Manufacturer URL	https://www.klipsch.com
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Personal Review

"In this Klipsch R-51PM Powered Bluetooth Speakers review, I delve into the nuanced realm of sound clarity versus bass. Initially bright, these speakers mellow into a more balanced sound post break-in period. Designed for music rich in instruments and vocals, they excel mainly in genres less reliant on deep bass. While showcasing a robust design and practical Bluetooth integration, the occasional connectivity hiccup and lack of bass necessitate a strategic setup. Overall, they present a compelling choice for those prioritizing clarity and detail in their audio experience."

Bass Response

6.5

The bass response of the R-51PM is one of its weaker aspects. While the bass is not entirely absent, it lacks the punch that some users may seek, especially those who are used to bass-heavy speakers. The product seems to cater more toward users who appreciate clarity over booming bass, so adding a subwoofer might be necessary for those who want a beefier low end.

Treble Detail

8.5

The treble detail of the R-51PM is a highlight, offering bright and clear high frequencies. While the sound may initially seem too sharp for some users, especially during the break-in period, it ultimately delivers a pure and detailed treble once the listeners have adjusted. It captures intricate details in music, making it suitable for genres such as jazz, blues, and rock.

Midrange Clarity

Midrange clarity is another strength of these speakers. The separation of instruments and vocals is commendable, allowing for a cleaner listening experience. Users will notice a significant improvement in clarity over muddier, bass-heavy alternatives, bringing a more authentic portrayal of music to the forefront.

— Yaki Eliyayev

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