What the Klipsch RP-600M II pair is built for
- Amazon price
- $449.99
- Customer rating
- 4.8
- Customer reviews
- 519
- Typical price over 90 days
- $568.17
- Difference
- $118.18 (21 percent)
You get two speakers in the box, each pairing a wide 90° x 90° horn with the company's 1-inch LTS titanium diaphragm tweeter. That horn format is why these belong in a nearfield desk rig or a modest living-room stereo, where the drivers sit a few feet from your ears and the horn can hold detail without extra power.
The refreshed Cerametallic woofers and Tractrix ports point the same direction. Ports shaped to speed air out of the cabinet support stronger low end, which helps on a shelf or a desktop where a subwoofer is not in the plan. We'd consider this pair for a listener who wants detail first and bass that stays clean.
Wiring your amp and picking a placement
The signal path is simple. Your amp or receiver sends current to the rear terminals, and each cabinet splits into separate high and low inputs if you want to bi-wire or bi-amp them. That separates the current sent to the tweeter and the woofer, which the design targets for a cleaner midrange. If you run one set of cables per speaker, use the included jumper straps across the two terminal pairs rather than stripping anything off.
The magnetic grilles pop off or on by hand, so switching between a discrete look and an exposed driver setup takes seconds. Before buying, confirm your amp's power rating per channel at the impedance your model lists for these speakers, and check the rear clearance your stand or shelf allows for the rear port. Neither answer is fixed by the pair itself.
Where a walnut pair earns its place
A $449.99 price is workable when these become the main speakers in a two-channel setup you listen to daily, not just an extra set. The furniture-grade walnut finish and brown cabinet are unusual in this price bracket, so they look the part on an open shelf or a media console where the speakers stay visible.
Pass if your room is large enough that a small bookshelf pair will always feel strained, or if you need built-in amplification, streaming or a subwoofer-out in the speakers themselves. This is a passive pair, so the amp is your job. The 519 ratings average 4.8, which suggests the sound character lands well with most buyers, but that is a crowd figure, not a room verdict.
Typical price over the last 90 days ran $568.17, so $449.99 is about 21% below recent norms. Check your stand depth, amp channel rating and whether you'd rather bi-wire or keep the terminal straps in place.
The typical price over the last 90 days is $568.17, so $449.99 runs 21% below that recent average.
Rated 4.8 from 519 reviews as a pair of passive speakers.
Spec sheet
| Model | RP-600M II Wal |
|---|---|
| Color | Brown |
