Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-504C II Center Channel Home Theater Speaker with Updated Tractrix Horn and Port Technology and 5.25 Cerametallic Woofer for Crystal-Clear Dialogue in Ebony, Wired

I recently upgraded from my Q Acoustics 3090C to the Klipsch RP-504C ii. While the experience wasn't mind-blowing like I expected, the RP-504C ii is a solid choice, albeit a bulky one. The high-frequency sound is less fatiguing on the ears, which is a plus. However, I found the bass lacking and expected more mid-bass from it. The build quality, overall look, and color are outstanding. Everything about this speaker is consistent and controlled. I love the speaker and recommend it to anyone considering the Klipsch RP-504C ii.

Excelente sonido, se distinguen las voces y efectos centrales sin ser cansado de agudos o medios. A considerar el peso y espacio que ocupa, es bastante grande y pesado. Excelente producto. Recomiendo que quede a la altura de los oídos o inclinarlo para que de el ángulo de escucha directo.

The Klipsch RP-504C II is an excellent center channel speaker for home theaters, delivering exceptionally clear dialogues and dynamic sound. With four 5.25" Cerametallic woofers and a Tractrix horn-loaded LTS titanium tweeter, it provides detailed and precise audio without distortion, even at high volumes. Its high sensitivity and efficiency make it easy to pair with a wide range of AV receivers. The sturdy build quality and sleek design are just added bonuses to its impressive sound performance. If you're looking for a top-tier center channel speaker, the RP-504C II is a fantastic choice. + Pros: ✔ Exceptional dialogue clarity ✔ Powerful and dynamic sound ✔ Premium materials and solid build - Cons: ✖ Large size may be difficult to place ✖ Higher price compared to competitors

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Title: “A Sonic Masterpiece That’s Larger Than Life” After 25 years with my trusted Bose system, I decided it was time to step into a new era of sound. Enter the Klipsch Reference Premiere series, and let me tell you, these speakers are nothing short of breathtaking. While I may not consider myself a full-blown audiophile, these speakers are making me question what I’ve been missing all these years. The Sound: The left and right channels? Simply magnificent. The clarity, depth, and separation of sound are on a level I didn’t know existed. Music feels alive, as if the band is performing right in my living room. Movies? The soundstage is immersive and detailed, making every explosion, whisper, and soundtrack hit you in just the right way. The Build: Yes, these speakers are huge. They have a commanding presence that I didn’t fully anticipate. But once you hear them, you’ll understand why. These aren’t just speakers; they’re finely tuned instruments designed to deliver uncompromising audio. The size becomes irrelevant when you realize the sound quality matches their physical stature. The Full System: I went all in—left and right channels, center speaker, surrounds, subwoofer, and two in-ceiling speakers for Atmos. The synergy between all components is incredible. The sub adds just the right amount of low-end punch without being overpowering, and the Atmos setup takes the experience to another dimension. Final Thoughts: Klipsch has absolutely nailed it with the Reference Premiere series. These speakers are a statement—both visually and sonically. If you have the space (and can embrace the size), you’ll be rewarded with a home theater experience that’s second to none. I’m officially impressed, and while I may not be an audiophile, these speakers have me feeling like one. Highly recommend for anyone ready to upgrade to big sound.

Upgraded from an R-25C and this thing blows it away with a bigger presence, better lower frequencies and overall richer sound. I’m currently running old R-26F’s with it until I can afford some RP towers. Surprisingly the 504C II plays very well with the older cheaper reference line. A bit expensive but once you have it hooked up and settled in you could never go back.