Klipsch RF-82 Floor Speakers

These are being played with a 1hz sine wave from a Denon avr-3805 at medium volume.

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• Denon
• Klipsch
• rf-82
• avr-3805
• speaker
• tower
• excursion
• damping
• factor
• linear

[Andreaszzz84]

I have one advice for you: if you place the speakers at least 3-4 feet or more from the back walls the you will get more (and accurate) bass! It worked well with my RF-63's!

[Martianpc]

About that.. these were in a dorm room at the time. Not much room placement options.

[Martianpc]

You CANT hear 1hz tones. They are below audible range. Second, Klipsch is made in the US. They make bose sound like a vibrating tin can, and be careful, MOST of the ones online are imitations and not actually Klipsch.

[ceor89]

Hows the bass on them?

[Martianpc]

good, not super deep to where it can shake the house, but accurate and in a well placed area would be sufficient for many uses. work great for most music without a sub, but in movie environment I would recommend a good subwoofer as well.

[Martianpc]

ok, I just wanted to find out more... lol... so I played some rap music and at a fairly good volume (not deafening) I actually felt the punch in my chest from like 6 feet. I guess I didn't give the bass enough credit. I run with huge supplemental sub systems for bass so I don't normally turn off the subs. They are pretty good by themselves though.

[agredo]

we are boys playing with our toys, woman doesn't undertands us, ha ha

[FrodeFlodhest]

Then don't post here. You're insulting Klipsch. ^^

[fancysnake1]

@chickybumlook Yep. So much we even take videos of it :)

[chickybumlook]

"What are you doing?" If women only knew how much we loved technology!

[muchilus]

i'm currently have the RF82, are totally awesome, is worth every penny expend for it.

i'm also have 4 - RS52 for back and surround, and 2- RT12-D subs, front/rear.

[MakeLuvNotKids]

I have the RB-81 and The first time I unplugged my sub to listen to them by them self I had to double check to see if I had properly turned off my sub because the crossover on them is down to 45hz. They have great bass reproduction. I also have the RC-10 center rb-10 rear and the Jamo 6510 sub. I have a video on my channel of my old set up I will have a new one by mid of next week of my new klipsch setup

[iloveaxxo]

i know rotary subs can play that low but out of interest if they tried to make a single cone subwoofer play down to 1hz how big would it have to be?

i think excursion has to increase x4 every time the octave/hz halves (not sure which one) but lets say the excursion limit is 4 inches (since its a huge sub) and you wanted 100db output, how big would it have to be??

[mikeb1444]

"what are you doing?" The female enters man and his curiosities.

[mikeb1444]

I wanna see a super basstest. How About  "SP - trust nobody VIP"

[mikeb1444]

@CharlestonChew03

I tried with a set of cheap headphones, 8 hz, but it was distortion, and 20khz, but I've given myself some hearing problems working on motorcycles and blowing stuff up.

[CharlestonChew03]

You think you can lol. Your most likely hearing a distortion or other present frequency thats above 20. Or maybe you can! =O I dunno! I can only hear high frequencies unto 18.7khz =( Ive blown my ears out with so much loud music through the years..

[CharlestonChew03]

Yes, I just checked that sub out yesterday and I want it! 7500watts if im correct! (One of their subs have that much power, I believe its the signature 25) It even suggests a 240 volt outlet LOL. Insane subwoofer, 9hz would create an inaudible EARTHQUAKE! WOW I CAN FEEL IT ALREADY! =D ! Peanut butter sandwich!