Name: Klipsch R-41M
Brand: Klipsch
SKU: 641573febf3e34bda4aa7d93
Rating: 3.1 (66 reviews)

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Klipsch R-41M Powerful detailed Bookshelf Home Speaker Set of 2 Black.

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The toe-in on those L&R is too much considering the wide variety of seating angles in that room.... even for the person that sits dead center, it's too much. I'd try adjusting that a bit.

<div class="md"><p>The toe-in on those L&amp;R is too much considering the wide variety of seating angles in that room.... even for the person that sits dead center, it&#39;s too much. I&#39;d try adjusting that a bit.</p>
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My new 5.2.2 basement setup:

I guess the dynamic range and power of the speakers is what's expected of them at this spec and price. In terms of auditory impact, not impression, sounds like a 1990s CD before they re-mastered them. I use the Yamaha S202BL receiver, volume turn to 50 and above in order to "feel" anything. My turntable is a cheapo ION MP3 converter with built in pre-amp, maybe I need a better record player?  Anyhow, what's really weird is that when connecting (via the loose copper speaker wires) to the speaker sockets on the Yamaha, the red and black go into the respective holes of the Yamaha, only ONE SIDE of EACH SPEAKER work (either only R or L)

 I use the Yamaha S202BL receiver, volume turn to 50 and above in order to "feel" anything. My turntable is a cheapo ION MP3 converter with built in pre-amp, maybe I need a better record player?  Anyhow, what's really weird is that when connecting (via the loose copper speaker wires) to the speaker sockets on the Yamaha, the red and black go into the respective holes of the Yamaha, only ONE SIDE of EACH SPEAKER work (either only R or L). I had to connect each speaker to ONE SIDE of each speaker hole on the Yamaha to get "stereo", although I'm sure it's no longer stereo sound by duplication of the sound of one side. (my Yamaha can connect TWO PAIRS of speakers, Spk A and Spk B, and each has R and L, but the Klipsch is each connected to the R of each speaker)

Ok speaker, strange connectivity with Yamaha receiver

I had been on the search to replace them for awhile on a budget and found a pair of used Bose bookshelf speakers from the mid 80’s and almost pulled the trigger on them but someone picked me up before I had the chance, I was so disappointed but it was a blessing in disguise cause one day I was at Costco and saw the Klipsch R-41M on discount for a really good price and kind of had to pick them up. I couldn’t get them right that day so I ordered them online and they finally got here today. They’re the first speakers I’ve actually had to set up with my own speaker wire so it’s been a bit of a learning experience getting them set up, but now that they’re set up I couldn’t be happier with how they sound.

These are nice starter speakers. I hope you have a good amp to power them

<div class="md"><p>These are nice starter speakers. I hope you have a good amp to power them</p>
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My first pair of brand new speakers, Klipsch R-41M on the desk for some good music while gaming

I really wanted to like the speakers and their highs sound great. Great detail. But most of the vocals sound like I'm listening to them from around a corner. My problem may be comparing to headphones like the Grado SR80e or old Cambridge Soundworks and Wharfdale bookshelf speakers

 But most of the vocals sound like I'm listening to them from around a corner. My problem may be comparing to headphones like the Grado SR80e or old Cambridge Soundworks and Wharfdale bookshelf speakers. I wouldn't be so harsh on the review except I have old Squeezebox devices that blow these speakers away in mid-range liveliness.

They aren't kidding about the mid-range dip in other reviews

Turntable is the Audio Technica AT-LPW30TK. The speakers are the Klipsch R-41m with a Fosi Audio TB10A amp.

<div class="md"><p>Turntable is the Audio Technica AT-LPW30TK. The speakers are the Klipsch R-41m with a Fosi Audio TB10A amp.</p>
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Saw these on sale at costco and was tempted to pick them up. What do you think of them so far? 

Mainly to use as desktop computer speakers.

<div class="md"><p>Saw these on sale at costco and was tempted to pick them up. What do you think of them so far? </p>

<p>Mainly to use as desktop computer speakers.</p>
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A modest set-up that leaves budget for digging through record crates to find things you love.

This speaker looks amazing. Feels amazing. But I found the sound quality to be less or equal to that of 59 dollar Polk bookshelf speaker. So I sent mine back and saved 50$ and never lost any sound quality at all

 But I found the sound quality to be less or equal to that of 59 dollar Polk bookshelf speaker. So I sent mine back and saved 50$ and never lost any sound quality at all. Just saved $ If these speakers were 60$ I would say get them 10 out of 10 times.

Too expensive

I like the R-41M, and while they handle instruments quite well, the vocals are a bit subpar compared to what I can get from the headphones and DAC/AMP combo I use (Sennheiser HD6XX and Schiit Valhalla 2 + Modius). My budget is around USD$500 dollars, with some room to go slightly over if it's just a truly fantastic deal. My main priority is clarity and detail at low volumes.

How small is your living room? For around $500 I would say you can’t do much better than the Vanatoo Transparent One Encore. No need for other equipment. They have every input imaginable. 

Fluance Ai60 is another option, slightly cheaper, great speaker. 

I’ve had all sorts of speakers. Active (self powered) and passive (needs a receiver or amp/DAC). I am mostly a passive setup guy right now, but when I help friends make choices, I typically go with active speakers as they are easier to manage. Plug them in, optical audio out from the TV to the speaker, and you’re good to go. No need for AV receivers or anything else. Both options above have the ability to be expanded with a subwoofer later on, if desired. But if it’s a smaller room, you probably won’t need one for casual TV watching.

<div class="md"><p>How small is your living room? For around $500 I would say you can’t do much better than the Vanatoo Transparent One Encore. No need for other equipment. They have every input imaginable. </p>

<p>Fluance Ai60 is another option, slightly cheaper, great speaker. </p>

<p>I’ve had all sorts of speakers. Active (self powered) and passive (needs a receiver or amp/DAC). I am mostly a passive setup guy right now, but when I help friends make choices, I typically go with active speakers as they are easier to manage. Plug them in, optical audio out from the TV to the speaker, and you’re good to go. No need for AV receivers or anything else. Both options above have the ability to be expanded with a subwoofer later on, if desired. But if it’s a smaller room, you probably won’t need one for casual TV watching.</p>
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I’d recommend klipsch R-41M with Cambridge AXA 35 or just  klipsch R-51PM to save space. Horn speaker is probably the best bang for your buck at below $500.

<div class="md"><p>I’d recommend klipsch R-41M with Cambridge AXA 35 or just  klipsch R-51PM to save space. Horn speaker is probably the best bang for your buck at below $500.</p>
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Powered speakers would be a great option so you dont need extra components taking up space. Klipsch Fives, Sixes, R-51pm are worth checking out. A subwoofer can be added later as well.

<div class="md"><p>Powered speakers would be a great option so you dont need extra components taking up space. Klipsch Fives, Sixes, R-51pm are worth checking out. A subwoofer can be added later as well.</p>
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If you are a Costco member and have them in stock, you could start with Denon S-760H Receiver.  There's your $500 (after tax).  Then you are only speakers and a few cables away.  If you can splurge, add pr JBL studio A130 speakers for another $200 online.  Just with that you'll have great sound and can decide the importance of adding center, surround, and subwoofer later.

Sorry to blow your budget, but you also asked about "starter pieces".  These would serve as a very solid foundation.

<div class="md"><p>If you are a Costco member and have them in stock, you could start with Denon S-760H Receiver.  There&#39;s your $500 (after tax).  Then you are only speakers and a few cables away.  If you can splurge, add pr JBL studio A130 speakers for another $200 online.  Just with that you&#39;ll have great sound and can decide the importance of adding center, surround, and subwoofer later.</p>

<p>Sorry to blow your budget, but you also asked about &quot;starter pieces&quot;.  These would serve as a very solid foundation.</p>
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Hey everyone. New to this sub and audio equipment in general. I'd like to get my hubby a new system, or at least some beginner pieces for Christmas. I really don't know anything about any of this and was hoping someone could give me some pointers? I'd like to keep it under $500 and stay away from used, as I would like him to be able to return it if necessary. Plus I wouldn't even know how to test any used components. 

He's wanted a system for years but settled for a cheap soundbar several years ago because he doesn't like to spend money on himself. I can't ask him for suggestions at this point because then he'd know what he was getting for Christmas. Tbh, I was going to go to Sam's and get a new soundbar for him until I started researching today.... 🤦🏼‍♀️

Ideally, I'd like to get him a complete basic, entry level system. But if there isn't a decent enough one within my budget, I'd love suggestions on what I should buy now and what can wait.

He's out of town today so I've been trying to research and just feeling overwhelmed! I'd like to purchase while he's out today as well, if possible.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions/guidance!

<div class="md"><p>Hey everyone. New to this sub and audio equipment in general. I&#39;d like to get my hubby a new system, or at least some beginner pieces for Christmas. I really don&#39;t know anything about any of this and was hoping someone could give me some pointers? I&#39;d like to keep it under $500 and stay away from used, as I would like him to be able to return it if necessary. Plus I wouldn&#39;t even know how to test any used components. </p>

<p>He&#39;s wanted a system for years but settled for a cheap soundbar several years ago because he doesn&#39;t like to spend money on himself. I can&#39;t ask him for suggestions at this point because then he&#39;d know what he was getting for Christmas. Tbh, I was going to go to Sam&#39;s and get a new soundbar for him until I started researching today.... 🤦🏼‍♀️</p>

<p>Ideally, I&#39;d like to get him a complete basic, entry level system. But if there isn&#39;t a decent enough one within my budget, I&#39;d love suggestions on what I should buy now and what can wait.</p>

<p>He&#39;s out of town today so I&#39;ve been trying to research and just feeling overwhelmed! I&#39;d like to purchase while he&#39;s out today as well, if possible.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance for any suggestions/guidance!</p>
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 oxygen-free copper to combat cable oxidation) but the difference they make to the sound quality is rather undecided and often down to personal opinion. The most important consideration, is that your speaker wire gauge is suitable for the impedance of your speakers and the length of your wire. I'm using Crutchfield 16g speaker wire between the amp and speakers, and the thicker Crutchfield 14g wire between the speakers and subwoofer. Confusingly, speaker wire gets thinner the higher the gauge number it is

 While it performs well overall, it can struggle with the lower frequencies at medium to high volumes. Of course, a lot will depend on what you're playing through them. In a desktop set-up, with near field listening, you may find them to be more than adequate, but at the core of a home theater set up, or with bass heavy music like Travis Scott's, "Highest In The Room" or "Butterfly Effect," without a subwoofer, you're going to notice the R-41M's limitations pretty quickly, especially at higher volumes.  While they're reasonably capable performers by themselves (with an amplifier, of course), and much better than most active speakers in the $100-$300 range, they're not particularly neutral or consistent

 Crossover is the frequency where speakers begin to roll off and the subwoofer picks up and runs with the bass notes and low frequencies. I've found that the sweet spot for the crossover for the R-41Ms, is around 80 Hz, and that's where I've set my Sony sub.  PRICE TO PERFORMANCE Without a subwoofer, the R-41Ms are competent performers, as long as you use a quality interconnect, amp and speaker wire, and don't push them too hard, or expect too much low frequency response. However, it's when they are part of a balanced set-up to include a subwoofer, that the R-41Ms yield an impressive, immersive listening experience

 For $70, this tiny, capable little amp with its famed TPA3116 chipset (an audio enthusiasts favorite), is a perfect companion for the R-41Ms.  INTERCONNECTS AND SPEAKER WIRE You won't get the best performance out of these (or any) speakers if the components in their path are of insufficient quality to allow them to perform optimally. It can be an astonishing revelation, just upgrading to good quality interconnects and speaker wire. They are the bottleneck where sound stage, and vocals and instruments will either be allowed to breathe, or suffocate and die

Impressive Performers When Matched with Quality Components and Cables.

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