Klipsch RP-8000F II Review: New Refined Sound

The new Klipsch Reference Premiere 8000F IIs, and the entire new lineup of Reference Premieres, feature classic Klipsch sound with a welcoming touch of refinement. The highs are smoother and less bright, mids are more articulate and warm, and the bass is powerful and engaging yet clean with very low distortion. Much of these improvements are attributed to a new cabinet design, featuring additional bracing to eliminate cabinet resonance and individual compartments behind each woofer to provide more space and clarity for mids and lows. Additional upgrades include more rigid cerametallic woofers to further decrease distortion and a bigger silicone composite Tractrix horn, designed to be more efficient and less harsh with the highs. The RP-8000F IIs are available in ebony and walnut.

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