Klipsch The Fives Powered Bookshelf Speakers

I bought the Klipsch bookshelf setup with the four small speakers, the midrange, and the 12" sub woofer twenty five years ago. The system has been used A LOT, and sometimes very loud. It still sounds as good as the day I bought them. If the new system is anything like the old one, Its like a once in a life time buy. By the way, you've found a way to take my Klipsch with me, the Klipsch Groove. Just bought one, so far so good. I will let you know in twenty five years how much I used it and liked it.

Bought to run a pair of Klipsch bookshelf speakers w/ an iPod as a portable system for the yard/garage/and patio. Works great, sound is clean, amp is powerful, and has all the necessary features for a simple system.

Sounds great when paired with Klipsch R-15PM bookshelf speakers! Captures the lower frequencies, below 80hz, that the bookshelf speakers cant replicate.

Replaced a smaller pair of bookshelf speakers that replaced a pair of towers. I thought the previous ones had a good sound stage, until I replaced the with these. What a difference that these made. For a “bookshelf” speaker the sound is amazing. Nice full range sound, even without the subwoofer. Add the sub and boom everything comes alive. Paired with a Marantz 7015, Klipsch SW120, and Klipsch SR 502’s. This is a very balanced system all around and don’t shy away from thundering movies. If there is a smaller space that needs a nice deep and clean sound I would recommend these for that.

Fantastic product. Clear, efficient, match well with klipsch bookshelf speakers for complete sound.

Exactly what I needed for my bookshelf speakers!

Super heavy duty and stable. Holds one of my Klipsch The Fives perfectly with no worries about stability. Very easy to adjust as well and nice grippy feet you can apply if you want.

After having purchased a set of the Klipsch Fives as an alternate to all the even top sound bars I'd tried, it was evident that essentially they blew those others out of the water and were the ultimate way to go for a Home Theater type sound setup. Those and say their SW-100 sub make for a highly formidable setup. However in many rooms the air and clarity along with the midrange seem too subdued. Enter a Shitt Modi DAC out of the Optical output of your flat screen TV, feeding a Bellari EQ570, crank up the 7500hz, take down the 400hz a few notches and you have a serious audiophile worthy sound setup. The Bellari is just what it took to give the gentle message to open up the high end and imaging and the dip in the annoying midrange that clarified all the vocal range. You won't be sorry that's for certain.

I have replaced a very expensive (overrated/overpriced) Totem bookshelf system with the 600M II and the difference has been staggering. They are mated to a Klipsch powered sub and I feel like I am discovering the music I have listened to for years all over again. I gave up my Forte’s due to space limitations and have been regretting it for years. These speakers are absolutely outstanding. Read review and comparison sites for yourself, then try them at home which is a great offer from Klipsch. After two weeks the shipping boxes are going to recycling. Enjoy great sound.

I have a bit of addiction to small, bookshelf loudspeakers. I have Klipsch RP600m, B&W DM601, Jamo S801, KEF 103.2, and others....I bought these Kanto YUP6 on glowing reviews I saw on YouTube. For under $200, how could I go wrong. Well, they are simply amazing! They outperform and/or rival all the other speakers I have in my collection. In fact, I recently put them up against $1600 KEF LS50 Meta and they actually held there own! Not sure there was $1400 of improvement. Not sure what magic dust Kanto used, but they built a unicorn!