Klipsch Synergy Series 7.1 Speakers

sub is paired with a couple of Klipsch KSF10.5 synergy towers and an Onkyo TXNR676 receiver. Klipsch makes some of the best speakers.

I run all Klipsch for my 7.1.4 and the surround speakers simply weren't doing the job in context (the mains are Cornwall IV's for example). So I replaced the Klipsch RP 502 II's with the RP 600 II's and am enjoying a much better surround experience.

I use these as the left and right front in my 7.1 home theater. Center front is two Control Ones in a series, and the rest are single Control Ones. Subwoofer is 15' 750 watt JBL. I replaced the Control Fives because after years of abuse the LF driver surrounds gave up. There is an LED that lights when the speakers are overdriven.I ignored it. Good professional studio monitor speakers. You will need mounts, and they ate pricey.

Using these as my surround sound repalcements. They replaced my previous Synergy series surrounds. The improved low end and enhanced highs made these a worthy placement for the intended purpose. Great bookshelf speaker!

Fantastic center channel speaker. The detail and clarity is much better than the Synergy series that I replaced with these. I was lucky enough to have captured these on sale as I waited for some time for this to happen. If you are on the fence about getting this center channel, just do it! It will not disappoint!

Used for front presence speakers in 7.1 surround system. High quality.

I'm enjoying the Klipsch speakers very much. Seldom have I made a purchase that was so completely satisfying.

I've had these speakers as front LR in my 7.1 system for about 6 months. I'm so glad I went with Polk. I've had lots of brands but this is my first Polk system. I started my selection with 11 brands and narrowed it down to Polk. I felt like all of the other brands were some kind of compromise. Out of my final 3 choices it was also the only one that was not way overpriced for a high quality speaker. My room is a multi-purpose family room with lots of acoustic challenges and the 265-LS fronts do a great job of filling the room. I'm running a Polk R300 for center and RC60i's for both side and rear surrounds.

I used these pads to add an additional 2 speakers to the 7.1 system (front upper). The pads went between the main front speakers and the additional two front speakers and they isolate and counter any feed back between the speakers.

I have been using the MM7025 to power my front left and right speakers in a 7.1.4 setup for around four years. It seamlessly integrates with my Marantz SR7010 AVR in both form and function. There was a measurable difference in my front stage after adding this amplifier versus powering from the AVR alone. I have had zero issues with the unit and highly recommend it.