Klipsch RP-6000F II Floorstanding Speaker

Overview

The Klipsch RP-6000F II sits in the middle of the second-generation Reference Premiere floorstanding range, pairing dual 6.5-inch Cerametallic woofers with a 1-inch Linear Travel Suspension titanium tweeter in a 90-degree by 90-degree hybrid Tractrix horn. The result is a slimmer tower than the RP-8000F II that still delivers dynamic, high-efficiency sound with 96dB sensitivity. Dual rear Tractrix ports extend the bass, and the cabinet is Atmos-ready through hidden terminals. Finishes are ebony and walnut vinyl with a magnetic grille.

Why This Model Matters

The RP-6000F II is the sweet-spot tower for many rooms: it keeps a modest footprint while retaining the dual-woofer output and horn-loaded clarity of the series. Compared with the original RP-6000F, the second-generation model adds a larger horn, a vented tweeter and Faraday-ring woofers for cleaner reproduction. At 96dB sensitivity it remains easy to drive with mainstream electronics.

Highlights

• Dual 6.5" Cerametallic woofers with Faraday rings
• 1" titanium LTS vented tweeter in a 90x90 hybrid Tractrix horn
• 96dB sensitivity, 125W continuous / 500W peak
• 38Hz-25kHz frequency response, 8-ohm nominal
• Slim cabinet with dual rear-firing Tractrix ports
• Ebony and walnut finishes, Atmos-ready terminals

Who It's For

Well suited to medium-sized living rooms and home theaters where a full-size tower would dominate, but the listener still wants dual-woofer scale and horn-loaded efficiency.