Klipsch RB-61 II - Specs, Review & Price

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Brand, Model and Release Date

Information about the brand, model release date.

Manufacturer	Klipsch
Model	RB-61 II
Release Date	2010
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Technical Specs

Technical characteristics of the speakers.

Amplification Type	Passive
Crossover Type	2-Way
Enclosure type	Bass Reflex
Frequency Range (+/-3 dB)[Hz]	45 - 24000
Frequency Range (-6dB)[Hz]	-
Maximum SPL [dB]	-
Sensitivity (2,83 V/1 m)[dB]	95
Nominal Impedance (Ohms)	8
THD (Total Harmonic Distortion)	-
Recommended Amplifier Power [W]	-
Crossover Frequency [Hz]	1500
Bass Reflex Tuning Frequency [Hz]	-
Driver Units	Tweeter: 1” (2.54cm) Titanium diaphragm compression driver mated to 90° x 60° square Tractrix® Horn Mid/Bass Drivers: 6.5” (16.5cm) Cerametallic™ cone woofer
Connectivity	Wired
Inputs	Single Wire
Outputs	-
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	~8.5 in ~215.9 mm ~21.59 cm
Width	~12.3 in ~312.42 mm ~31.24 cm
Height	~15.4 in ~391.16 mm ~39.12 cm
Weight	~35.2 lb ~15966.45 g ~15.97 kg
Shipping Weight	~38.3 lb ~17372.59 g ~17.37 kg

Colors and Accessories

List of available colors and optional accessories.

Colors	Black Ash Cherry woodgrain vinyl
Accessories	–
Detachable Grilles	Yes

Price and Warranty

Satisfaction is (not) guaranteed.

Warranty	5 Years
Manufacturer URL	https://www.klipsch.com/
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Personal Review

"After using the Klipsch RB-61 II Reference Series speakers, I'm amazed by their sound quality and versatility across diverse music genres. Their strength in reproducing deep and rich bass, even without a subwoofer, adds great value. Despite being smaller in size, they deliver strong, dynamic, and expressive sound, making them a fantastic choice for any audio setup."

Bass Response

9.3

The consensus among reviewers is that the Klipsch RB-61 II definitely delivers when it comes to bass. The bass performance is described as deep, rich, and tight. It's not overwhelming, but it manages to fill the room. Some even mentioned that they didn't feel the need to add a subwoofer, which tells you a lot about the speaker's bass capabilities.

Treble Detail

8.7

The treble has come across as a bit of a mixed bag. While many reviewers praise its power, clarity, and detail, stating that it's extremely revealing and bright but in a good way, a few reviewers have also found it a bit harsh and bright at times, and suggested a need for equipment that could buffer this brightness.

Midrange Clarity

8.7

The Klipsch RB-61 II is also hailed for its midrange clarity. Listening to it feels like the singer is in the room with you, the instruments sound real and this speaker really brings to life all sorts of music genres. However, male vocals can be a bit hit and miss dependent on tonality and recording quality.

— Yaki Eliyayev

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