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Klipsch RB-41 II
$280.00
Released August, 2010
The Pros:Small footprint - well suited for smaller rooms that don't require a lot of volume. Bass response - reproduces the lower frequencies well. Good manufacturer warranty - 5 years.
The Cons:Not for everyone - not powerful enough for larger rooms.
The Klipsch RB-41 II is a mid-range bookshelf speaker released in August, 2010. This product is part of Klipsch’s line of Reference II series speakers, which also includes floorstanding, center and surround speakers.
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Since the series is now in its fifth generation, the manufacturer has re-engineered the drivers and added a new crossover system to the RB-41 II. The woofer cones are made of a lightweight cerametallic material, which promotes a tight bass response. The tweeters feature Tractrix technology, which increases the coverage area in low and high frequency ranges. The RB-41 II also uses Linear Travel Suspension for minimized audio distortion. The Klipsch RB-41 II is available in a Black Ash woodgrain vinyl finish.
Features
- Tractrix Horn technology
- Linear Travel Suspension
- Horn-loaded 1” tweeter
- 4” cerametallic woofer
- Keyhole wall mounting bracket
- Threaded insert for use with third-party stands
- Black Ash woodgrain vinyl finish
- Dimensions: 8.7" H x 5.6" W x 7.8" D
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small footprint - well suited for smaller rooms that don't require a lot of volume
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bass response - reproduces the lower frequencies well
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good manufacturer warranty - 5 years
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looks good - features a classy, woodgrain finish
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value - sold in pairs at a competitive price
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a proven product - the speakers are in their 5th generation
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features proprietary Tractrix technology from the manufacturer
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not for everyone - not powerful enough for larger rooms
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