Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8000F II 2.0 Dual Floor Standing Speaker Pair Large 90° x 90° Hybrid Track Horn 8" Cera Metallic Woofer for Walnut Premium Home Theater Sound

I bought these and really enjoy the sound. They are very nice looking, also.

I’ve had my eye on these for awhile, and finally I decide they would be my Christmas present and could t be more happy! So clear, so full sounding in my room, being powered off a Sonos Amp. Room size of 20x15, with some wall hanging acoustical treatments. I stream and use my record player, also paired with a Klipsch 12” sub for a little extra low end.Pros - Full, Clear Audio at low volume levels. Beautiful design cabinets and matte face around the Copper speaker. The Copper Ring around the Speakers is a great touchCons - Heavy, almost too loud for small spaces, the feet are weird looking and seem fragile.***Disclaimer they need to play for 10-12 hours to break in***

Gorgeous to look at or listen to. Incredible clarity and crispness, best speakers I've ever heard for the nuances within classical music. For high volume rockin' out the dual 8" woofers need a little help, I have a large BIC "Formula" subwoofer to fill that gap. The tweeter with horn encasing is amazing at low to medium volume; a bit bright at high volumes, except for subdued sounds of very high frequencies.Alone they are best for movies, making voices of "B" Netflix movies discernable. Get a subwoofer for the lowest sounds/feeling.I have not biamped these yet, perhaps the best is yet to come😍Getting them on Black Friday sale for ~$837/pair was a bargain dreams are made of, well worth it at the normal Amazon $1K price or more.

These are awesome sounding pair of towers so far. They fit great in my medium-large family room. I started upgrading my sounding system from an old Klipsch speaker system which they still sound great but are smaller for my room

I've waited a long time for the Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8000F II 2.0 speakers to go on sale. When they finally did, I purchased them to replace a pair Polks floor speakers of about the same style and size. Well... I'll tell you, they sound just fine but the sound quality they produced was not as impressive as other Klipsches I've owned. For one thing, I thought their two rather large drivers (8 inches in size), times two, of course, would be enough to fill out my living room, but I was wrong. I've done all kinds of adjustments and tuning to both speakers, but the sound that comes out is just okay. Don't take me wrong, it's pretty good quality--both the mids and highs are very clear and accurate--but I feel like they lack the "oomph" when it comes to loudness. It just doesn't seem to fill out an entire (midsize) room. I've paired up these speakers with an Onkyo TX-NR6100 AVR, which in itself is a decent receiver (albeit some minor issues), but overall, it does provide enough juice for both speakers. However, I'm not getting the power of sound I thought I was going to get out of them. I'm just not. And it's not a matter of turning up the volume. According to the high sensitivity rating, they should sound louder even with low volume, but they don't. Now, Klipsch has some partnership with Onkyo, so when you pair up your Klipsch speakers with an Onkyo AVR unit (at least the most recent models) and make the proper adjustments on the settings, you're supposed to get the "best" possible sound out of the combo, but... I don't know. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong that's beyond my technical capability but I just thought that being Klipsch, reference, premiere, and the second generation (redesigned), these speaker would just blow my mind, but the reality is that they simply do not. Again, don't take me wrong, these are good quality speakers with very good decent sound and good quality finish (perhaps for a smaller, more "accoustically fridenly" room?), but for me, for the price point of these ones, there must be something a bit better out there--even if you spend a few extra bucks. I just can't endorse this particular model of Klipsch strongly enough.