Gianni

Thank you so much Parlophone... no problem about my question... for me is a new experience of read and write in a foreign forum, and I don't know very well the technical terms or phrases for appassionate listener... so, I'm was a little disorientented... Your thinking regarding the real listening versus the reproducing system and the solutions that you have make for rebuilt the original sound are very interesting. And also, I think that the position of the speakers is really, another "fine tuning" of the system of reproduction... For this, your indication regarding the position of the speakers, in so that the tweeter lines intersect behind the ears is very interesting to try! However, in this days, the sound that comes out of these new speakers is very changed in better, and now I have more details and stage... I find finally, the sound that I wanted... Thank you again....

Yes! The loudness control! I tried to use this control and, obvious, the sound is dramatically change! But now, after playing my music for a long time, the sound is more better also with the button "Direct Mode" actived. I have more definition in treble, more channel separation and the bass is controlled. And in the room, nothing has been change, and also the system is the same. I'm very satisfed now! The sound is more natural and equilibrated... Thank you for your support!

Nice to meet you Bruce. Yes, the room has lot of objects that absorb the high frequency, but in this days, the sound is better anyway... and now I'm very satisfied!

Nice to meet you parlophone. I keep in mind the SkiBum advice... but I don't understand the relation between tweeter and bedroom.... 🤔

Thank you dtel.

Thank you Ski Bum. I keep in mind your tips but the room is untouchable (cause wife supervisions ) so the placement and orientation is very hard to do. However, in these days, the sound is quite better in the middle-high frequency, so (as you reminder me) I think that my ears acclimated the new sound and, at middle volume, the sound now is very complete, but remains neutral and enjoyable. The lack is when I play music at low volume for example during a dinner, or conversation, but I find a solution for that, playing whit the amp tone settings

Thank you LeftEyeShooter, My room is heavy fittings, whit a wall library, sofa and paints on the walls. The speakers are at 2.40m and I sit on the vertex of triangle at 2m. Today, I played a duo: female voice and double bass and the voice was clear and light. So I think they do not forgive bad recording... Also, I think that the next step is change the bridge on the rear connector whit a cable... stay tuned!

Hi to everyone, I searched a section for introducing myself unsuccessfully, so I write here my introduction and my question I'm Gianni from Italy, and since one week, I'm new owner of a pair of RP600M. These are drived by a Denon PMA520ae, used before, for a pair of Paradigm Atom Monitor v.7. The source is a Netbook whit Daphile Player, Beredsford DAC and AudioDG USB-interface. At glance, the sound of new Klipsch is a bit less open in the treble respect the old Paradigm. This is normal or there need a break-in long-time? Thanks alot, Gianni