[Klipsch in a restaurant]

Thank you all so much! Let's hope this is the year! All the best

 

@dwilawyer  awesome link!! Album of the month is Tear for Fears' 'Songs from the Big Chair'- about to check it out!

 

[Klipsch in a restaurant]

27 minutes ago, dwilawyer said:

You have excellent taste, this is a big thing now. 

 

Where abouts will the resturant be? Glad your timing is now, and hope you haven't been delayed.

 

I will see if I can find some more resturant photos and articles.

 

@bhendrix has just designed a system for a friend of his who has done a beer garden, our other friend has some big ones outdoors at a seasonal restaurant in Colorado, you have lots of options.

 

Thank you so much for the help! The restaurant will be in London, England, so i was originally looking at a guy here in Birmingham who makes incredible speakers called Living Voice- a little out of my budget for now hehe. 

 

The used Heresy's might be just the thing- if i find enough of them here in the UK- as it'll even add lots of authenticity to the whole interior design with the wear & tear. 

 

Thanks again guys! I'll let you know when i'm up and running, who knows you may be in this neck of the woods one day and feeling like a good drink hehe. 

[Klipsch in a restaurant]

Thank you so much for your help guys!

 

Looks like the Heresy's are the ones!

 

I better go and tweak my budget then haha- and work on that playlist- the last thing i want is playing s#!+ music through those sexy sounding speakers cos that, my friends, would be the true heresy here

 

Thanks again!

 

M

[Klipsch in a restaurant]

Hi guys:

 

I wondered if you could offer a little advice.

 

I'm looking for a great sound system for a restaurant and a little research brought me here. Everything i've read and seen about Klipsch so far seems perfect. 

 

Now, a couple of technical questions:

 

In your opinion, could the  RP-600Ms be used in a commercial setting? The restaurant will have a capacity of around 80 covers, with a rough floor surface of 1,000 sq. ft. I'm thinking that 3 pairs, mounted on the walls next to the ceiling and tilted towards the floor should do the trick nicely? What do you guys reckon?

 

My second question is- the design of the restaurant will be quite retro inspired (50s/ 60s) and aesthetically, the Fives would look amazing with their grey grilles and wood finishes. Now, same as above- can these be used in a restaurant setting? Are the two control knobs (source and volume) not an issue when used as part of a larger circuit? 

 

Finally, i was thinking of pairing these with some type of Denon Pro mixer/ amp- any good recommendations here?

 

Thank you all in advance! 

 

M