Klipsch R-800F speakers replace the R-820F and have been updated and improved to deliver even better performance. With the latest Reference range, Klipsch has brought a new generation of floorstanding speakers to the market and the R-800F is an excellent choice for two channel and multi channel setups. Same Klipsch New Tech On the R-800F, Klipsch has delivered an all new horn thanks to their 90˚ by 90˚ Tractrix technology which delivers a cleaner, more truer sound than ever before. This horn technology has been mated with a 1” aluminium tweeter made with Klipsch’s own LTS (Linear Travel Suspension) technology that is designed to not only deliver perfect sound but to reduce distortion to near impossible to hear levels. All New Woofers When it comes to the woofer unit, Klipsch has yet again left no stone unturned to deliver the greatest sound possible, thanks to the dual 8” spun copper drivers that contain another technical marvel from Klipsch called TCP (Thermoformed Crystalline Polymer) that delivers the woofer at a sharper angle to improve accuracy and response, ensuring that your listening experience is at the optimum it can be. Reference Style As ever, Klipsch speakers ooze quality in the looks department and the R-800F isn’t going to change that anytime soon. With a smooth MDF cabinet covered in scratch resistant wood-grain vinyl, these floor-standing speakers are designed to fit into any room without becoming overbearing and intrusive, when the sound and vision is the priority. Keeping Connected The R-800F delivers once again in the connectivity department with single gold-plated binding posts for the ultimate in accuracy and clarity, with options to be upgraded to Dolby ATMOS ensuring that the wire management is taken care of and not something you need to worry about in your setup. Superb Sound Klipsch as always pride themselves on creating the best sound they possibly can, with the R-800F they have taken it up a notch with a frequency response of 34Hz to 21kHz ( /- 3dB) at 8ohm, meaning that the complete spectrum is covered with some room for the speaker to really breathe and flex its muscles – ensuring your setup can only ever be equalled and not surpassed.
