[Questions about RP-6000F II speakers]

Thank you all for your feedback and advice. I decided that I'm going to pass on the 6000Fs. I'm leaning toward picking up a pair of the 600s though. I figure I could buy those, move the 41s to my surrounds (my current surround speakers are pretty bare bones), and have some money leftover to put toward movies.

[Questions about RP-6000F II speakers]

I currently use two Klipsch R-41M speakers from my front left and right speakers in my home theatre. I'm considering upgrading to the RP-6000F IIs, but have 2 questions. First, would they be a considerable upgrade to my 41Ms? And second, cam anyone tell me how much space in inche is between the bottom of the speaker and the bottom woofer? I'll likely need to have the one of the speakers behind my sub (an old Klipsch) and want to make sure I have enough clearance. 

Thank you in advance!

[Considering new front bookshelf speakers]

I'm currently using Klipsch R-41Ms for my front speakers in my home theater. I just upgraded my center channel to a 504C II, and now I'm thinking of upgrading the fronts too. I'm leaning toward the 600MII bookshelf speakers, but was curious how much of an upgrade they would be compared to my 42Ms. I primarily watch movies (mostly horror movies) and listen to very little music. I do have a sub too. Thanks in advance for any advice!

[Can I fully utilize R-26FA speakers with a Denon AVR-X3400H?]

1 minute ago, wuzzzer said:

That being said, upfiring modules provide virtually no Atmos experience.

That's very helpful! I'll just explore traditional tower speakers then.

[Torn between the R 34C and 504CII]

Thanks again! I just ordered the 504 and can't wait to hear it!

[Can I fully utilize R-26FA speakers with a Denon AVR-X3400H?]

Sorry for all of the questions lately, but my home theater has been pretty much unchanged for the past 4 years and now I'm behind the curve. I don't have ceiling atmos speakers, nor the means of installing them, so I was looking to buy the R-26FA speakers. My AVR is a Denon x3400H though, and by looking at the back of the R-26FA's, it looks like they need multiple hook ups to the AVR. I'm currently running a traditional 7.1 set up, fwiw. Would I even be able to properly connect the speakers if I buy them or would an AVR upgrade be required? I'd be wiling to drop my surround rears if it makes a difference.

Thanks, in advance!

[Torn between the R 34C and 504CII]

Thank you! It's been hard to find reviews on the 504 CII, but from the specs I was also thinking it was the best choice. You talked me into it. 🤣

[Torn between the R 34C and 504CII]

I'm looking to upgrade my center speaker and I'm torn between the R34C and the 504 CII. I'm especially interested in the clearest dialogue.  Can anyone point me one way or the other?

[Will a Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-504C II support the weight of a 77" OLED TV?]

I recently bought my first oled TV (a LG C2 which weight about 55 pounds). Wall mounting is not an option and I was wondering if I could set the TV on top of a Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-504C II center channel speaker. It would make my life a lot easier if this is possible, ha.