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Anime_kat wrote: neko_dude wrote: Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Anime_kat wrote: neko_dude wrote: Anime_kat wrote: If he is actually willing to spend years trying to learn japanese, and willing to learn about their history and culture and accepts to adapt to the tough japanese lifestyle and accepts the cultural differences between him and them, then I say, let him go for it. In Europe, if someone says: "I want to get a job in America after I finish studying." It's considered a good idea. In America, if someone says: "I want to get a job in Japan after I finish studying." It's considered ABSOLUTE EVIL HOW DARE YOU YOU DISGUSTING WEEABOO SCUM. You are absolutely right sir, everyone is entitled to their own ideas and goals, but when saw that guy I immediately though of this guy Excuse me, but I have no idea who that guy is. Could I have some more information on that image? Unrelated: NO Problem That's Chipp Zanuff from Guilty Gear, an Ex-junkie who was saved and adopted by a japanese master in a time when japanese people were considered an endangered species and started looking for revenge when his master was killed, the most prominent feature of him is his HUGE desire to be or at least act japanese, in some games all the words he screamed in battle were things like "Sushi, Geisha,Kamikaze" and such, the fact that his combat style is incredible ninja like and being treated like the local WEEABOO by the fanbase Still a really cool character though Thank you for taking the time and effort to write that all out for me. I understand it better now. If I may ask, I want to know your definition of what a 'Weeaboo' really is. Would that be someone who watches anime and reads manga? Someone who uses Japanese words when they talk? Someone who has a overly positive idea of the country? Someone who wants to draw manga? Unrelated: Actually I don't think too much of the word Weeaboo on my own, most of the time when I use it or think of it is when I'm in a forum. Personally I don't have anything against them nor think that being Otaku makes you one ( I myself sometimes on my last, last job sometimes gave Otaku nicknames to some of my co-workers, discussed and recommended video games,manga and anime to some of them, etc.) But it's true that the Japan from anime and the one from real life are not Carbon-copies So I think that a Weeaboo is when you think of all of Japan only based on anime, manga and video games Unrelated stuff: And a RAW: Double trap, incest shipping ...........I'm so confused right now |
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hiss13 wrote: Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Ahh...I should have made it clearer. That list I mentioned wasn't in order. The order for us in terms of material was Introduction-->macromolecules-->cell membrane and communication-->transport-->internal membranes (e.g. ER, Golgi)-->Cytoskeleton | -->Enzymes and energetics-->Anaerobic Energy production-->Aerobic energy production-->Photosynthesis | -->Signal Transduction-->DNA-->DNA Replication-->Cell Cycle and mitotic factors-->Transcription-->Translation | -->Recombinant DNA techniques-->Regulation of Gene Expression-->Apoptosis-->HIV/AIDS | -->Cell potentials/Nervous conduction-->Immune System and Response-->Cancer where the | are exams and | is where we are up to now. Well, it's my first time and pig skin is tougher than human skin (we used pig feet for the suturing exercise). The point was just to learn some basic suturing techniques. It took me a half hour before being able to do a basic knot. With respect to the organization, well...I figured as much. I'm sure practice will make perfect...or close to perfect, though. Oh, that's quite normal, then. LOL, though I think it's still a bit extensive for a molecular bio semester, some of those I saw either in genomics/proteomics or inmunology. Also, Well, I've never used pig skin... only cut humans so far, so there's that. You'll do, just remember there's no perfect in medicine, there's also no never or always. lolicon-icon wrote: Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide i was the same. my parents are farmers, so i've been changing oil and tires, and fixing engines and the like since i was 6, (though i've been driving since about 6, but that was just field to field) by the way, the magnets are only for the gauge. i'm still not sure how the meter itself knows how fast you're going. and nice. i wish i had some carpentry skills. even my store bought bookcases look like shit. i'm pretty good at metal bending , soldering and welding, but when it comes to wood, i'm average at best. we didn't really cover it apart from here is a screwdriver, some screws and a couple of hinges and latches. turn this part of the fence into a gate. (in a shed i helped put together.) as for blueprints, i'm pretty good with autocad, but i'm bad with keeping my lines straight on paper even with a ruler... and lol, my mummy's new kitchen also has cupboard LEDs, inside and out. it's pretty cool. (that was her christmas present from my step-dad 2 years ago. (here's a blank cheque. make it the way you want it, as long as we can still afford food to put in it.) it only cost 15,000, but they kept the floors the same and did a fair chunk of it themselves. it still looks very nice, though.) Well, my father's an engineer/baker (he has a degree in panification and a masters in administrative engineering or something like that... I'm not quite sure what he actually does. LOL) but anyway, he started out as a mechanic, and that's where I got the "repairing everything by hand" thing, but what's important is the working culture, I'm guessing it's pretty much the same... kinda feel pity for those who have to hire a plumber when there's no hot water. LOL also, sounds interesting, maybe I'll investigate how it works sometime... oh, and well, here's what we have so far: Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide It's upside down because it's still in the making and we don't have that much time, also we barely used the hammer, but it was still sitting there for some reason... LOL but as for soldering and metal stuff, I've never done that since it goes beyond regular usefulness, but my brother's pretty good at it, he's the engineer. Still, I'm the one who's good at designing stuff, just with my hands, though, I suck at doing anything in the computer. and that's one damn expensive cupboard! damn, I didn't knew pretty furniture was so expensive... mot: Oh, and I spent today doing medical consultation at some small town for social service... It went pretty well, 7 patients, 3 hours, and lots of hard work. It feels kinda awesome to be actually practicing medicine now... I mean, people trust you completely without knowing that you barely know what you're doing... LOL |
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Royaldragon01 wrote: I found on Facebook, WTF happen ?? Did he die just like that ? Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide <snipped> DAMN YOU SPOILER!!!! I actually don't want to say anything because I'm not sure if the episode will end with a resolution or a cliffhanger. And if I assume one it'd immediately ruin the other. |
Royaldragon01 wrote: I found on Facebook, WTF happen ?? Did he die just like that ? Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide DAMN YOU SPOILER!!!! Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Don't worry. He's not dead, he's just taking a break. That's just the beginning. This leads to something that will turn the war in a different direction. Other than that read the manga for more info. --------reserved space for mot----------- It's sort of 4 am, I'll come up with something in the afternoon. |
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Royaldragon01 wrote: Date A Live Episode 7 Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide LOL Date no Kyojin (date on titan) I found on Facebook, WTF happen ?? Did he die just like that ? Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide DAMN YOU SPOILER!!!! If you want to know I can PM you, but these events will be detailed over 3-4 episodes (ie, the full Battle of Trost) and is kinda pivotal to the whole story thereafter. Sticking that stuff here, even in spoilers, would still be a huge and unfair spoiler to those that want to wait but have too much curiosity. Also: Yes, that exact sequence does happen Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Spoilered for awesome Mikasa quote (yet to happen in the anime) |
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aroptua wrote: Royaldragon01 wrote: I found on Facebook, WTF happen ?? Did he die just like that ? Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide DAMN YOU SPOILER!!!! Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Don't worry. He's not dead, he's just taking a break. That's just the beginning. This leads to something that will turn the war in a different direction. Other than that read the manga for more info. --------reserved space for mot----------- It's sort of 4 am, I'll come up with something in the afternoon. I almost cried when I saw the episode I was like: WHAAAAAAAAAAT, i'ts just the 5th episode!!! |
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pwned-by-twilight wrote:Dude... You've obviously never had your back cracked the right way. If done well, as I said before, it's just heavenly.
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Everyone whose sick imagination wasn't turned on by this picture say "HAZA".
Dark Janet wrote:Believe me, I don't attract women.
Imosa wrote:Ya i dunno pwned. It seems to me like Mimi was awfully aroused by that. I may have never had my back cracked correctly but... well I dunno.
IdCard wrote:This was...very........unexpected? Maybe it's just me, but I REALLY didn't expect Mimi to do THAT!
XxBeyondTheLimit wrote:Well.....
That was slightly unexpected, she's quite the little devil isn't she
MegaTJ wrote:Bleedman you sick sick man. Minny, you really shouldn't restrict Jr. from stuff like that. It's not healthy.
Xerxes wrote:MegaTJ wrote:Bleedman you sick sick man. Minny, you really shouldn't restrict Jr. from stuff like that. It's not healthy.
I don't get it, are you encouraging Minnie, or shaming bleedman?
MegaTJ wrote:Though shaming Bleedman is probably pointless.
konata5 wrote:since (HIM) is doing something big will heaven and underworld have to work together with heaven you should add more people than just that angel warrior add Angel Flonne from Disgaea in lol it be cool though just throwin stuff in :)
Imosa wrote:Disgaea is on Bleedman's Hell No list for PPGD. Not sure if that's a personal dislike or just something for PPGD. Also that little dot after PPGD is a period, it is very useful, maybe not to you, but to people reading your posts, use it.
protozeloz wrote:kimmemour wrote:well i found some one who likes pain like me
pain? but he is hot! who will not like him?
Can someone say tentacle porn? now we know why mini wants to sleep so bad with JR she can help herself into son fun! who would hate that?
EDIT: yeah I forgot the spoiler.... again.... I rock anyways
Xerxes wrote:Littlisk wrote:I hear alot of talk about Mimi being a masochist but I just dont see it. Mimi didnt look like she was enjoying the horns pushed against her back until they cracked her back. But by this standard I guess if you like to crack your knuckles then you're a masochist.
Cracking knuckles isn't masochistic (Although it can be bad for your digits). But MM got horny from her SPINE cracking. THAT should be almost unbearably painful (not to mention that for a normal person it can incurably paralyze parts of their body, or kill them).
Ya, your right. The whole random objects thing already defies all expectation. It only makes seance. I get the feeling that Mimi likes to tease. She's just sassy like that so faking arousal is probably easy for her.epicninja123 wrote:i usually expect mimi to do something unexpected. if that made any sense
Don't call me that. It makes it look like having been a mod a few years ago is something to be proud of, and it really isn't. There are plenty of forums out there and I was part of a very small and very new one.Xerxes wrote:Spoken like a true ex-mod! 8)
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Go back and readjust your posts above please! you are misquoting me and misinterpreting everything I am saying! That is truly disrespectful.
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"Better with age but still a dissapointing smoke"
I purchased a box of these about 6 months ago and have smoked one a month to see if I can find a sweet spot for this blend. I like a stronger smoke and the Prensado just doesn t come into good flavour until the last 3rd. Its improved over time but much better smokes available in this novices opinion.
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"Tasty, nutty, coffee like awesome smoke!"
This cigar is without a doubt one of my favorites. It is full of flavor down to the last draw. It tastes like I am eating a hand full of peanuts. The draw is perfect. Only complaint... Not the most even burn I have experienced, but worth every dollar.
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"I always reach for this cigar first"
I love these cigars. The taste is very different it has a nutty flavor to it. Very smooth easy draw. A must have for any humidor.
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I have smoke about a box of these. Even after about 3-4 months of rest they needed several touchups throughout the smoke. Flavor was great if the burn issues was not an issue it would be a good stick.
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I bought a box of these immediately after they become #1 on Cigar Aficionado's list and another about 6-8 months later. The first box was fantastic and had the characteristics you would expect of a premium cigar. The second box was a different story; some didn't have the flavor I was expecting, many didn't burn evenly and the overall quality was lower. The Prensado's from the first box were excellent and they immediately became one of my favorite cigars. I'm guessing their popularity resulted in some corners being cut to meet demand.
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The first Prensado Churchill was a gift from a friend. I chose a windy night next to the outdoor fireplace to give it a try. Unfortunately that wasn't ideal. Ordered some Churchills and Robustos to give it a second chance. After 30 days in my humidor, I gave it a second try last night. The burn was terrible. Just terrible. No flavor at all until halfway through.
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AB has always been one of my favorite smokes. I was very upset with the AB Prensado Chuchill. I was contacted by AB and sent some replacement smokes. I smoked the Gran Toro and it was truly magnificent. Good bun all the wat to the nub. Wonderfully flavor that stayed good all the way. Thanks for the service Mike VP with AB
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I first purchased a test flight on this brand and thought it was great and agreed that this was something very special. I purchased a box of Churchills to share with my buddies and after many efforts smoking this cigar I would not give it a 56 rating let alone the 96 it recieved from cigar afficiando. Terrible burn issues
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This cigar is one of the best I have smoked. The cigar itself is gorgeous to look at, and it has a very satisfying flavor. The only thing bad I have to say about this cigar is that I seem to have trouble with is keeping it lit and getting an even burn. I find myself having to re-light this cigar if I don't draw on it frequently. Other than that, this cigar is almost perfect, I would highly recommend this cigar to anyone who enjoys a cigar.
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I must be crazy but I have problems with the burn of this one. Cigar is beautiful and tastes good not great. I like the Prensado but I think it is far from being the best cigar out this year according to C.A.
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Here'sMy Version,adding to the site recipe1/2c. Vadalia onion minced,1 and1/2tabl. chives,1 med. carrot grated1 garlic clove minced,and kosher salt(less is more)add w/bacon.Who wants bland?Enjoy!
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Serves: 4
Yields: 6 cups
Total Time: 1 hr 20 min
Prep Time: 35 min
Cook Time: 45 min
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- 1 medium carrot
- 18 large littleneck clams, scrubbed&1pk good bacon
- 1 bunch(es) chives, also fresh garlic,1
- 1 medium vadalia onion, Minced
- 2 tablespoon(s) cornstarch, better thickner,wisk it
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) ground black pepper, fresh ground better
- 1 pound(s) all-purpose potatoes, peeled and chopped
- 2 cup(s) half-and-half, can substitute with tofu
- 1 cup(s) milk, can substitute with soy
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) salt or to taste, kosher is better
- In a 5- to 6-quart saucepot, heat water to boiling over high heat. Add clams; heat to boiling. Reduce heat slightly; cover and simmer until clams open, 5 to 10 minutes. Transfer clams to a bowl as they open. Discard any clams that have not opened.
- When cool enough to handle, remove clams from their shells and coarsely chop. Discard shells. Strain clam broth through sieve lined with paper towels into measuring cup; if necessary add enough water to equal 2 cups.
- In same clean saucepot, cook bacon over medium heat until lightly browned. With slotted spoon, remove
bacon to paper towels. Add onion to drippings in pot; cook, stirring occasionally, until tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in flour and pepper until blended; cook 1 minute. Gradually stir in clam broth until smooth. Add potatoes; heat to boiling. Reduce heat; cover and simmer until potatoes are tender, about 15 minutes. - Stir in half-and-half, milk, and chopped clams; heat through (do not boil). Stir in bacon. Taste for seasoning; add salt as needed. Makes about 6 cups.. Nutritional information is based on one cup.
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Moi? never.Originally Posted by *dick*
Moi? never.Originally Posted by *dick*
Martin. BMW MOA Ambassador.17748
BMW MOA Charter, Life member.
Valley BMW Riders. British Columbia.
I might as well throw one on here too, to introduce myself.
First, the wife.
Then me. ( Of course the first pic I show you maybe shouldn't be me getting arrested.)
From a year ago, and 40lb heavier pic.
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Jeez, I love this thread.
Welcome aboard, guys!
Dave Swider
Marin County, CA
Some bikes. Some with motors, some without.
Taken last Jan. Warmer winter day.
Her before her conversion...
Past: the HD 1200 Sportster (in the shop too much), nice power (when it ran) but made this aweful potato-potato sound when running. It had a nasty habit of coughing or stalling right when you wanted to accelerate from a stop. Was told by several mechanics that worked on it, that was "normal" for a Sportster. THEN WHY DO THEY SELL THEM???? WTF?
Present: rides a Vulcan 750, nice but no ABS and definately not a BMW but at least it goes when you tell it too.
Future: She wants my R-1100R once I get my RT
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been lurking here for nearly 2 years w. an occasional post......guess it's time to unveil
You have a redhead, who rides and looks good in shorts. Just give her that BMW and you'll have a home run!Originally Posted by twins4life
I think Tony The Tiger said it better.Originally Posted by MarkF
they don't "all do that"...you had a leak at the manifold or a cracked manifold.Originally Posted by twins4life
Hey this was a good post that got killed by current events.
This is my wife and I shortly before I retired. (4-years already, where does the time go?)
This is me now
This is my wife sometime this summer
"If you took the time to really get to know me...you'd be wasting your time, because I'm exactly who you think I am"
(Life comes at you pretty fast "Pay it Forward" - Have no regrets when the end happens)
Glad to see this one get resurrected, doods.
And where the heck has Mike The Bike been?
Dave Swider
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His mom made him bring the Skirtster home, and she doesnt have internet.Originally Posted by KBasa
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Originally Posted by KBasa
The Last I Heard..."The Princess" Finally Gained Control Of Her Own Life ...
Sued For Divorce...Got The House And The Beemer...And Rode Happily Off Into The Sunset With Some Leather Clad Harley Dude....
busy doing dyno comps on the sportster and the RT, and writing his memoir "loud pipes save lives, loud campgrounds make me cranky"Originally Posted by KBasa


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quote:god he sucks so bad good thing we don't overpay our QB like some teams do, causing weaknesses at key positions because there isn't enough cap room
quote:You consider top 11 passing yards doing something? If your team was in 11th place in the league the last 3 years what did you accomplish?
quote:god it must suck to be an auburn fan and a member of the worst sports city in the country
quote:U mad u don't have an elite Tier 1 QB
quote:First, it's passer ratings. Second, it proves he's not a poor qb like some of you idiots are saying.
quote:That must mean Flacco >>>> Brees Brees 5 playoff wins Flacco 5 playoff wins And Sanchez has 4 playoff wins so he is a hair below Brees and Flacco..... Right since playoff wins are all that matter?
quote:all it does is support the those who say he is a mediocre/average qb.
quote:So Brees has been mediocre/average 2 of the last 3 years as well then.
quote:What are the stats for the other years you are referring to?
quote:Ryan has been ahead of him 2 out of the last 3 years in qb rating.
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Excellent sounding speakers Written By Louis, Mississippi on Sunday, February 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am an active amateur classical musician who listens to a wide variety of musics, but I test my speakers on classical and opera. I'm delighted with the sound of these. It took me a couple of steps to get here. I initially ordered a pair of the RF-52II's to replace my still excellent-sounding, 25-year-old KEF Q60s. The RF-52II is superb, except the bottom of the music just wasn't there. I sent them back and ordered the RF-82II model. (And Crutchfield was perfectly helpful with returns. Wonderful staff). With this model, the double basses and cellos that open Brahms German Requiem, the harps in the first bars of the Mahler 9th, or the lower range of the piano in chamber music sound rich and full. On the upper end of the audio spectrum, I like the sound of Klipsch's horn tweeters. I like the brightness, which brings out the details in the human voice and the orchestra. Jazz and rock sound terrific on these speakers, as well. FYI, I just don't do home theater, and I hate the artificially loud midrange bass of today's movie theaters, which gives me a headache. I run these speakers with modest equipment: a fifteen-year-old Technics SA-EX110 receiver and an equally aged Panasonic seven band equalizer. With the equalizer, I augment the 60 and 150 Hz somewhat. Pros: Excellent sound across the audio spectrum. Very good, natural sound on the lower end of the audio spectrum for classical and opera. Cons: These are large speakers, which isn't technically a "con", but get your tape measure out and make sure they fit your space.
Just Buy Them! Written By AlanS, Virginia on Wednesday, February 11, 2015 I decided to upgrade my Polk RT800s to the Klipsch Reference II series. I tried the RF 62s and found them to be a much more efficient, and crisp sounding speaker than the much older Polk predecessors. However, I found them to be a bit lacking for a large room, so I gave the 82s a try. Wow, what a difference! The bass response is very dramatic between these speakers. They sound warmer to me, and the difference in bass output is phenomenal. You can feel it. If you are on the fence, spend the extra money and try the 82s. Finally, low volume sound is outstanding, and they are insanely loud when powered properly. These speakers really live up to the Klipsch motto. You can tick the neighbors off with ease. Pros: Speaker efficiency, build quality. Cons: Size and weight. They are huge, and heavy.
Klipsch Reference 82s Written By Anonymous, Dayton, OH on Thursday, January 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Probably the best pair of tower's I've ever heard. Probably the last pair of speakers I'll ever purchase for my stereo set up. The vinyl exterior is robust but doesn't resemble a good hardwood by much. They feel sturdy and showed up in great shape (though ups held them for a few days while in transit). They've been great for really hearing some of my record collection as I've never heard before. Pros: Great sound fidelity. Good crossovers. Very good separation of mid and low frequency drivers. Wonderful response, even at very low volume. Cons: Heavy (70 lbs.). Cabinet exterior is vinyl wood grain.
The RF-82 II are very smooth. Written By Tony, United States on Sunday, January 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The RF 82 are very smooth. It covers the full range of sound. I have an RF 62 and an RF 52. The 82 is a great complement. Pros: Smooth sound with great coverage of the audible range from lows to highs. Cons: Not necessarily a negative, but it seems to require a bit more power than I expected.
Excelent Written By Fx77me, Florida on Saturday, January 10, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had a Jamo Classic 10 back in Europe. These Speakers are far ahead of them. All around excellent! Pros: Very nice sounding if you like the horns. They are awesome. Decent Bass! Size of them are decent! Not to big or small. They make a statement with grills off!
Great Written By Anonymous, New York on Saturday, December 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounding speakers. Perfect upgrade I was looking for. Pros: Great sound. Great overall product!
Fantastic Sound! Written By Nick K, Moorhead, MN on Monday, December 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these as my front towers for a 7.2 system and they sound absolutely fantastic. They really bring the movie to life! Well worth the money, I'm a big Klipsch fan! Pros: Great Sound Quality Construction Wonderful Aesthetics Cons: A little pricey but worth every penny!
rf-28f vs rf 82 II Written By bob, United States on Thursday, November 27, 2014 I would just like to know if there is a difference, and how big or small, between the kilpsch r28-f and the rf 82 II. the cabinet dimesnions and ports are different (one front on the former and two rear duals on the latter). the r28's are not as deep and a bit wider, and the weiht for mass appears about the same. i have heard both but without doing a side by side, i can't trust myself. anyone care to comment? Pros: all Cons: none
Satisfied Written By Rasty, UNION, NJ on Saturday, September 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Happy with the purchase. Worth every penny. Pros: Very clear sound. And the bass is nice and deep. Cons: It might come in different color but I already got used to it. I took the front cover off and this golden speakers blend in in my room like it belong there ;o)
Klipsch rf82ii Written By Chuck d, Ravena ny on Wednesday, August 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The best speakers i ever heard. these replaced a old pair of jbl arc1000 i loved those jbls until i got the klipsch wow what clarity at the high nd low end blew those jbls away i have new love now. i dont need a sub but may get one 4 movies i use a onkyo 110watt reciever to power them thanx crutchfield 4 first rate service Pros: Sturdy construction looks awsome with grills of crystal clear sound Cons: None
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By mns3dhm, Bedford, TX on Friday, July 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I grew up listening to Klipsch speakers like the Klipschorn and Heresy so I was familiar the Klipsch sound. I purchased the RF 82s as the front LR speakers in a Klipsch home theater setup. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the brand, Klipsch speakers are famous for their ability to achieve very high volume levels with relatively little amplification. That's extremely important if you're trying to achieve theater or concert like volume levels using most home theater receivers. In that regard, the RF 82s really deliver; they can reproduce movie soundtracks and music with a visceral slam that will get your attention. The speakers reproduce wide dynamic swings with ease - they can go from a whisper to a scream in a hurry so to speak. I've spent quite a bit of time listening to rock, jazz, and electronic tracks I'm familiar with and its interesting to hear how these speakers reproduce musical details. I think for this price range you could do a lot worse than the RF 82s and most people could live with them quite happily. Pros: Can attain theater or concert like volume levels with relatively little amplification Bass reproduction can deliver a visceral slam - its a great rock speaker Dynamics reproduced very effectively Cons: As noted by others they're large by modern standards; do check with your spouse
RF-82 Klipsch Reference Written By the sound of Klipsceee, Hickory,NC on Friday, June 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) No need to talk about the speaker, they are the legend in sound, beautiful ,loud and clear,very good for all kind of music from easy listening to jazz,rock or soul you just have to get you one to experience it before you die. Pros: The speakers look and sound wonderful, I give it five stars rating and the other five or ten stars go to Crutchfield service,order these speaker on Friday morning before noon and received on Monday(from VA to NC) very impressive service,after all these years, Bill Crutchfield, he knows how to run his business and only store still sending out colorful magazine to these days and i love it. Thanks Bill Cons: 1st the speaker Not handle banana plugs 2nd this model no longer made in USA
My RF-82 review Written By Dix, Griffin,Ga. on Saturday, May 24, 2014 After enjoying my acoustat X's for many years I was ready for a speaker change. I was very pleased with the Klipsch sound for years as well. So I purchased these RF-82s 2 months ago. Having changed from the electrostatic hybrid sound to the bass reflex sound needless to say I'm very pleased with the 82s. They are very up front and clear and use little power to drive them. Right now I'm using a Marantz M- CR-510 network receiver (50) watts. They are loud enough for me. I'd definitely recommend these speakers to anyone.
Exactly what I was looking for, but there are some things to note Written By Brian, 85741 on Saturday, May 17, 2014 So first, these have great overall range. I have a 2.0 system with these, and you might not know I didn't have a sub while watching a movie. The highs are crisp, but you need to have a solid EQ at your disposal to avoid any harsh frequencies in the 800-2k Hz range (might just be my room and eq). Now, the two things to note. First, these are HUGE. If you have a set of large bookshelf speakers, add another to the back and double the height, and you MIGHT fill the volume of one of these. but this is not a con, just something to be aware of. Second, these speakers are extremely directive. That is, if you are not sitting in the direct line of these speakers you will notice a very heavy drop in the higher frequencies, namely frequencies that affect sibilance in speech. These are very impressive speakers, and if you catch it used or on a sale you can get a pair for less than $900. I would recommend these, but do note that if you have tile floors or cannot sit in line with the tweeters (large group showings), you may find the narrow horn beamwidth to be a problem. Pros: Good value on sale. Great bass. Average receiver powers fine. Large. Cons: Large. Narrow horn beamwidth. Can sometimes be bright if not EQ'd properly.
Klipsch Perfection ! Written By fhkazm, Nanticoke, PA on Saturday, May 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have wanted to own a pair of Klipsch speakers for years, and finally had the opportunity to purchase them for my home . Truly amazing sound quality ! The 8 inch woofers produce deep, tight bass that doesn't require the addition of a subwoofer. Crystal clear mids and highs compliment the well rounded sound of these reference series speakers. Beautiful vinyl finish on the cabinets and attractive speaker covers add to the overall excellence of these speakers. Could not be more pleased . Thrilled to own these speakers. Pros: Beautiful cabinets and perfect sound from an attractive, slim enclosure. Cons: None noted.
Been Waiting for Years... Written By Me Picklechip, Motor City on Sunday, May 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have been waiting a long time to upgrade my Klipsch Synergy's (circa early 2000's) to a set of Reference speakers...almost since the day I bought my Synergy's! Finally, I had some spare capital and my wife gave me the green light. In short I am very pleased with these speakers. They really add a new level of detail to our home theater experience...more detail, fills our large family room easily, and cherry finish is really sharp (far nicer in person to look at than the crumby picture online), The fact that I was able to actually stretch my dollars and get the RF 82 II RF 62 II (which my budget allowed for) made this buy even more sweet for me. Pros: Excellent at filling a large family room with sound Absolutely crisp detail (what do you expect from a Klipsch horn?) The finish is really quite beautiful Cons: Made in China...I'm a little disappointed here because my old Synergy floor standers were made in Hope, AK. If those could be made in the US certainly Klipsch could have made these there too?
Great sound Written By Colorado Living, Denver, Colorado on Friday, May 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) If you want pristine highs without distortion and thumping bass, then these speakers are for you. Rock, country, pop, hip-hop, all sound great. Audio snobs might want to look elsewhere because these speakers were made to dance to and also kick back on. I play them low volume to casually listen, but, crank it up to really enjoy the sounds of my youth. Also, these speakers sound so good when playing movies, I can actually hear the dialogue. The center channel, RC-62 II, is also a must have for movies. I've auditioned many speakers and these sounded the best to me. Its really a personal choice. Don't let expensive prices and snob based reviews fool or sway you, trust your ears instead. Life is short, kick back and enjoy the sounds.
Why Klipsch Is King Written By Dr. Jim, Grand island, NE on Sunday, April 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are great speakers and should please any audiophile. The sound is bright , full, tremendous. The speakers do need to break in though as they really just seem to get smoother with time. I'm running a NAD C 275 BEE Amplifier , an Onkyo Preamp and an Onkyo C-7030 CD Player all hooked into a Monster Power protection system. All the power you will ever need. I recommend them highly.
Fantastic Speakers Written By MattR, Chicago, IL on Friday, April 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these speakers in an attempt to fill a large, open room with good stereo sound...and these absolutely delivered! I have always had some flavor of subwoofer/satellite packages and they simply cannot deliver good 2.1 sound. I am powering these with a modest 75W Denon receiver without any problems at all. When in full 5.1 mode for movies these speakers perform extremely well. Very crisp, detailed highs and the lows blend really well across the front 3.1 channels. Word of "caution", I ended up upgrading my subwoofer because of these speakers. You need a pretty competent sub to keep up with these things for movies and bass-heavy music. I have a 1000W peak 12" ported sub from a non-Crutchfield manufacturer and its doing the job well now. One other thing...these speakers look fantastic! I have never attached the grilles and I have no intention of changing that! Pros: Room-filling sound Efficient Well-balanced sound Look great Cons: I'd love to have real wood cabinets...but hey, at this price point, you would have to sacrifice something else to get real wood.
great speakers for the price Written By Phil, Seattle wa on Wednesday, April 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I listened to these speakers at a friend's house and I was amazed. Later that evening, he played "The Matrix" and wow! I post my Vienna Acoustic Mozart Grand and the Maestro on Craigslist the next day and got these speakers along with an RC -62II. Still got 600 bucks to spare from selling the VA speakers. I am enjoying these speakers more than my last VA's speakers. Not saying these speakers are better, but my ears like them better. Pros: Clear, loud, looks good and good price. Cons: Huge
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Anonymous, Charlotte NC on Friday, April 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speakers. The sound is very clean. I am hearing things that I never heard before in my music with my old Bose speakers,
So happy now! Written By bunny, Wisconsin on Saturday, March 15, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) In my hunt for mid-priced speakers I have tried Magnepan MMG's, Polk ATI-A7's, Def Tech, and some vintage Pioneers. These 82ii's have caused me to end my search. Brilliant highs, clean mids, and enough bass to not need a sub. I use them for stereo use only (so far) and it makes my high quality flac music come alive. I was playing them at a low volume and was pleased, but when I cranked them up just a little they produced a definite wow-factor! If I had to have one con, it would be that the Klipsch 82's are hard to move with the spikes on the bottom, but that's not THEIR fault. The MMG's didn't sound right to me, the Def Techs were nice but didn't have punch, and the Polks seemed like they had a thick comforter thrown over them. I am now a Klipsch Reference fan. Crutchfield got them to me faster than I thought and I am one happy camper. Will be ordering some RF-52ii's for rear surround when they go on sale. Pros: Clean crisp and clear sounding highs, mids and lows. Nice and sensitive, really come alive as you turn up the volume even tho low levels sound nice too. Look cool. Cons: Not really a con, but moving them when the spikes are on is a pain. LOL
I had waited a very long time, for this quaity. Written By Patrick, Wantagh, New york. on Tuesday, March 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) In 1966, before joining the Navy, I purchased Wharfedale speakers. Splendid three way speakers. They had played a million Saturday night tunes. Or, close to it., or so it seems. Music is magic to me. It is life, and a thread to years gone past. But, it must sound correct. After being valiant performers in 48 years, my Wharfedales no longer sounded the same. I knew it was time. I had found the Crutchfield company years ago. I purchased a Klipsch sub from them, and when it needed a repair, they were right there. As advertised. I did not hesitate to return. Because I could not hear a speaker that I was interested in, I had to do my home work. And I did ! The winner ...the Klipsch Reference 82 ll. And, here is why. They were ordered, and shipped just as Crutchfield laid out. They are a bit big, and bit heavy. But beautiful. Mine are cherry. Stunning in my home, and the price was right. They were ' bright / tight ' sounding when first played. They did not sound good, at first. But, if you did your homework, you knew this might happen. In two hours of playing...the flowers opened ! The RF-82 ll's took hold of my living room. And, I let them perform. Such sounds, I had never experienced. Pure, true highs. Soft / powerful mids. The base only grew better, but when it topped out, I added that Klipsch sub.. I told you about. Bottom line...these Klipsch 82 ll speakers are magnificent / magic. Mine are used for music only. Good things come to those that wait. Enjoy.
Pure Love!. Written By Todd Olson, West Fargo ND. on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We found that these speakers are very good to have in our theater system. We hooked up all of our new speakers and watched a movie. One of the Star Wars. The part when they announce THX! It put chills down our backs. I have been so happy sence we made this purchace. I have been looking at these speakers for quite some time now. And i could not be happyer. Thank you Crutchfield! Pros: The pure sounds that come out from the smallest sounds to the loudest, could not be happier. Cons: I just don't have enough time to listen to them.
Those five stars are there for a reason! Written By Ice man, Deep south on Saturday, February 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a few other Klipsch products (a small 2.1 powered PC speaker system and some mid level earbuds) and am very impressed with both. I have had a Klipsch RW12D sub sitting for a year brand new in the box that I bought for a great price elsewhere and after reading about the RF82 II's I was ready. I checked reviews on alot of sites and that sealed the deal for me . I had no way of listening to these speakers before buying but went for it anyways. It didn't take long to figure out I had made the right choice. Paired with a Marantz SR6008 the RF 82 II's sound fantastic. The eq on the receiver is set at around 0 db across every band. I hear nuances in my music that I never heard before. I turned off the powered subwoofer so I could hear just the RF82II's and all I can say is if these are in your price range I highly suggest getting them. I found that a powered sub is not needed with these but If you are like me and prefer a bit more bass then you always have the option. From what I have read these sound even better after being broke in for a month or so. I can't imagine because I am already very pleased. Pros: Superb sound quality, well made, wider back legs to prevent tipping Cons: The cherry veneer are priced $100 less each when I highly doubt they cost any less to make.
RF-82 III is a solid product Written By Dave, Battlefield on Monday, January 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product! They fill up my irregular shaped family room no matter where I am. And having a tower makes it possible to set them high enough to get over a sofa and a desk. I'm also impressed by the delivery service. They actually came day early. Pros: Good sound though out their range. They're also kind of handsome.. Cons: They are very difficult to move, especially after I put the spikes on them. And the connections are a little awkward for my bigger than normal hands. (Now that I've got them placed and connected neither of these will be a problem any more, will they?)
Crisp, clear, big sound Written By M.D., Charlotte on Friday, January 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent room filling sound, even with a modest Denon AVR-E300 to power them. Paired with a RC-62 center speaker, I have fantastic sound with my movies. Great looking too. I initially bought the RF-52's but exchanged them for these 82's. Crutchfield made correcting my mistake in going too small very easy. Pros: Big, clear sound. Great appearance. Cons: Fairly large
Awesome speakers Written By leigh, calif on Wednesday, January 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have been looking for some speakers for quite sometime and these fit the bill great""I haerd them before and that's why I bought them.Klipsch makes some of the best speakers on the market. Pros: Efficient(doesn't take much to drive them,sound,price,quality Cons: I wish it was real veneer on them instead of vinyl
Great speakers Written By Eric, Hampton, VA on Thursday, December 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Theses are the best speakers I've ever owned. The sound quality is outstanding and they are beautiful. Very clear and very loud with no distortion. I bought the entire surround system and I'm pushing them with the Onkyo 818 receiver. All I can say is wow! I've also paired these with two subs, the SW-450 and SW-112. Man my whole house is shaking! Pros: Awesome sound and great bass.
Klipsch RF-82 || Written By Viktor, Newman,GA on Wednesday, November 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers,good enough to fill with sound a big room 1500 sq.ft with open roof. The walls start to shake. Very warm,deep and dence sound!
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Tye, New York on Sunday, November 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Let me begin by giving Crutchfield an A + in customer service. Secondly I saved for months to purchase these speakers and convincing my wife's ears to death about how we "need these for our living". I originally purchased them from another online store who advised me that I would receive them in 4 business days. On the day of delivery not a single person there could inform why I did not receive my speakers or what the hold up was. After 3 weeks of going back and forth with their horrible customer service I came across Crutchfield and after reading literally every single review I made the decision to purchase even with my order with the other company under "shipping soon" status......right. Not only did I get my speakers on time Crutchfield confirmed my order with a phone call and even sent me a hand written thank you card from Artie. Clearly with this kind of customer service I Have taken my online purchases away from other stores and obtained a great first time experience with Cructhfield and will continue with them in the future. Btw after the speakers arrived and I took the covers off the speakers my wife was taking pictures and putting them Up on Facebook. I would definitely recommend Crutchfield to my friends and family. Pros: Everything Cons: None
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Dwild, Fountain Co on Sunday, October 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Music has always been a very important part of my life, it moves me, it take me places, in inspires me, and these speakers makes all of those experiences richer and even more fulfilling. I am 51 years old so I have tried plenty of speaker over my life time and these are my favorite by far. I have listened to speaker sold at more that 4 times the cost of these and the Klipsch just out perform them. I love them and Crutchfield Rocks... Pros: Unbelievable bass and beautiful highs Cons: none
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Vee, Pa on Saturday, October 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crisp quality sound Pros: Nice sound from 8" speakers. Solid construction with sturdy, thick metal feet with removable hefty spikes for carpeted floors. Magnetic latching speaker covers. Cons: Tall and heavy but then again not really a con. Black or cherry finish only choices. I anticipate years of enjoyment from solid construction however the sharp edges and corners of the cabinet might wear sooner then a rounded off style.
Klipsch RF 82 II Reference Speakers Written By GTB, Spokane, WA on Friday, September 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After reading other reviews I expected these speakers to be "in your face" or "bright". Instead I'm pleased that I've found these to be extremely smooth and are capable of the deepest lows and delicate highs. For me a good test of speakers is how they handle the crossover point from one driver to the next. Phase integration and simple tone changes from one driver to another can trip up some otherwise great speakers. Female vocals tend to be a very telling test for this, and these Klipsch speakers do an admirable job in this range. I use these speakers for both HT and music, and am driving them with a Denon AVR-E300 receiver.
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Hammer, Iowa on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Everything I hoped for when I ordered them. Using them for mostly music 2 channel stereo and they are superb. Realistic sound and very efficient. Lots of bass. I have a subwoofer but could easily do without it. These are the loudest speakers I've ever owned. Pros: Clear, accurate sound. Very loud when you crank up the volume. Good bass response. Cons: Big and heavy.
Klipsch RF 82ll Written By Mark U, Ohio on Sunday, September 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) INCREDIBLE !!!! I purchased a pair of RF82ll's from Crutchfield 3 months ago after doing much research. I've had JBL, BOSE, KENWOOD, and they all pale in comparison to Klipsch! These speakers will amaze you! Worth every dollar and then some! Crutchfield has the best deal going on the cherry finish . Pros: Stunnging Bass and Highs !! Cons: None at all.
RF-82II Written By Luke, Lee, NY on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Outstanding clarity and depth without a subwoofer. Not that difficult to move around. Experiment with your placement and you're bound to be happy. Pros: Happy! Cons: None.
AWESOME Speakers Written By Tony T., TN. on Monday, June 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are the best sounding speakers I have ever heard.Love them. Pros: The Bi-amping ability,they look great and sound great. Cons: none
Klipsch RF-82 II Written By JeffR, MA on Monday, June 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are the greatest floor standers that I have ever had the pleasure to own. I was a little hesitant at first based on the price but if I had to do it again I would for sure splurge and buy these wonderful speakers again. I am coming from Infinity Primus P362's as my mains and I can certainly tell you that these RF-82 II's are leaps and bounds better. Much better highs which are more crisp and clear and the low end is great as well. Bass response on these are very good and they produce a nice tight bass response. They can go pretty low but if you are a home movie buff or looking for more bang then a sub-woofer is for sure recommended but not needed. These as a stereo pair sound great. I am using a Pioneer Elite SC-37 receiver and these speakers can be pushed hard with no signs of distortion what so ever even at high volumes thanks to their very efficient design. Just finished rewatching Star Wars eps 3-6 and these speakers made the movie come alive like I never heard before. Stellar. One last note: these are not as directional as some reviewers have stated. Pros: Provides an excellent front sound stage from crisp clean high's thanks to its horn loaded tweeter. Bass response is excellent provided you have the right amp/power going to these speakers. Ability to bi-amp these speakers is an excellent option to have. Cons: Not really a con but at this price point I would like to have a real wood veneer...that being said the vinyl wood grain is very well done and does not look cheap and does in fact look like real wood. I went with the black ash. As others have noted on the 5-way binding posts, they feel a little cheap to me but get the job done. Would have preferred them to be metal instead of the plastic thumb screws. These are heavy speakers as others have noted and quite large as well so measure your room!
Great speakers Written By Tom, Columbus Ohio on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have my RF-82ii's hooked up as stereo speakers as opposed to surround. I just love the BIG clear sound that they reproduce. I've owned alot of different speakers in my 50 years on the planet, and these are the best I've ever owned. Pros: Nice, clear bass that fills the room, very clear mids and highs. Cons: They're a bit on the large side, but I like that, so no real cons.
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By singhN, chicago,il on Tuesday, May 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i replaced my 10 year old floor speakers connected with onkyo thx nr 818 receiver with klipsch RF82-II results are excellent these speakersare definitely worth the price. Pros: excellent sound
Klipsch RF 82 Written By EDS, NY on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome speakers, completely challenge my long held beliefs concerning speakers, cannot believe that two eight inch speakers are capable of such clean and extended bass, the highs and midrange are equally impressive, the high efficiency is the icing on the cake. Pros: Can't fault construction quality on any level, equal to high quality American made products. Cons: Wish the finish were real wood but for the price it's to be expected.
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Anonymous, Silver city . NC 27344 on Friday, April 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Exelent Pros: Good
Excellent Speakers!! Written By Shawn C, Arizona on Sunday, March 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow! I've had these speakers for a couple weeks now and continue to be impressed. It took a little time to re-adjust my Onkyo 809 the way I like music to sound and a little time for my ears to get used these speakers, but it was well worth it! I hear things in music now that I was missing before! I have purchased a whole reference series for my main listening area and man do they sound great together! These towers can handle power very well. I cannot get them to distort, no matter how loud I turn it up! I love my bass and for people who need to feel their music I suggest adding a sub to the mix, the speakers bass is good alone, but it will not "hit" you without a sub. For the money, these speakers are an exceptional value!! I would buy them again without hesitation! Pros: Great clarity, excellent highs, awesome presense Cons: a little light on the bass for anyone who needs to be "moved" - That's why we buy subs!
RF 82 Klipsch speakers Written By Anonymous, Conroe, TX on Saturday, March 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have listened to several speakers better than the Klispsch RF 82. They were $6000.00 and higher. The Klipspsch are very directional, be aware of that. The overal performance is very good. I do not believe you can buy any speaker better in this price range. If you buy these you will NOT be disappointed. My statement: Klipsch delivers again! Do not hasitate... Pros: Unbelivable for the price Cons: non
AWESOME speakers! Written By Richard U., McAllen, Tx. on Thursday, March 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have always admired and wanted Klipsch speakers. In the early 1980's, I had a friend that owned a pair of Klipschorn's, and they sounded amazing. There are truly no words that can properly convey just how AWESOME these speakers are. I have a pair of RF 7 II's standing side-by-side of the RF 82 II's and my center speaker is the Klipsch RC 64 II, with the RS 62 II's surround speakers that I mounted on the wall above my couch, and the SW 311 subwoofer, all which I ordered from Crutchfield, The pro's at Crutchfield promptly answered all my questions, so I decided to pull the trigger and let the moths out of my wallet. You only live once, so if you want the best in sound, order your Klipsch speakers, THE KEEPERS OF THE SOUND from Crutchfield. When I ordered them, I couldn't wait to get them. The sound that they produce is PURE AUDIO ECSTACY. POWER. DETAIL. EMOTION. is exactly what you will get when you order your Klipsch speakers. If you want the best, you have got to pay for it. Pros: The sound these speakers reproduce is exactly what sound engineers expect. Cons: To me, there are no cons about the RF 82 II's. I have always believed that you get what you pay for. I give these speakers a 5 star rating.
Killer Klipsch Speakers Written By RadioDan, Independence Or on Sunday, November 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) When I was a kid I used to dream about the ideal stereo system.. Of course, like any dream, it included Klipsch Corner Horn speakers.. Now that I have the available resources to make my dreams happen I found a vintage Empire Troubadore turntable, (had an amp already) and went looking for speakers. I considered the Corner Horns, but they dont really fit the decor, so I got a set of Refernce 82s... Man, they are AWESOME !!! Of course that wasn't enough, so now I also have the rest of the refernce series 5.1 surround sound set. WOW!!!!! I am still unsure of the actual need for a subwoofer (or pair thereof) because the 82s have stunning thunderous low frequency response... as low as any of my source goes so far... Pros: Not only is the sound thrilling, but the look great too! Cons: none
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Stevie S, San Antonio, TX. on Friday, October 19, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow!! These speakers are awesome...they rock ! I put together a Klipsch, Def Tech , Denon surround system not really caring about " surround" since I'm mainly into music but.....now , I'm converted ! ...I have the best of both and Crutchfield showed me how. Pros: No need for a sub, they look impressive Cons: Hard to convince apartment manager your not the one with the loud music !!!
Movie or Music, it'll rock both Written By Brandon, Owings Mills, MD on Wednesday, August 08, 2012 I purchased the RF-82II as my left and right reference speakers (purchased 2 towers in total), and to go along with the RC-64II center. I am pleasantly in awe of the clarity and depth these towers offer. They will play/ hit the highest of the highs and deepest lows that a movie sound track can throw at it, and will replicate and envelop you in warm melody if you're playing music through them. For the price, there is not a better tower on the market! (this is my opinion and based on how my ears hear the speakers). Pros: price, clarity, style, size, warranty, power (RMS Watt) handling capability, Bi-Amp capability, weight, cabinet construction, packaging for shipping Cons: if you are not accustomed to tower speakers of these dimensions, they could be heavy to you and less maneuverable around your home..... Nothing about these towers is negative
klipsh rf 82 speakers Written By andy, ohio on Wednesday, August 08, 2012 Crutchfield has always served me rite i have delt with them for probably 20 years or so always great service and never have to worry about returning an item your un happy with thanks Bill Crutchfield and staff.. Anyway i want to tell you these speakers are awaesome im useing the yamaha rx v 1900 recever on the klipsh rf-82-2. I dont know where some of these guys say no bass i have enough to knock nick knacks of my wall with the rf -82s alone i listen to music like bob segar and glenn frey no rap at all.. Ounce i went thru my receiver adjusted the geq turned the music enhancer on changed to large distance level etc my receiver even come alive able to use things the bose didnt need i used to have bose am 10s and 2 jbl pb 10 subs and lets just say these alone kick some royal butt !!! Im adding the rc-62 center and 2 pairs of rc 61 if you want a good speaker that sounds good and loud and bass that puts you there well think no more buy them i sure dont have any complaints about these speakers thanks Crutchfield and a job well done klipsh o and Dallas at Crutchfield good job my girls knick knack didnt break completely but she sure was mad lol these things rock !!!! Pros: none Cons: none i can find at this time
Excellent main speaker choice Written By thedjan, Bellingham, WA on Friday, May 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Little assembly required for floor stands/carpet spikes right out of the box. They are heavy and of obvous quality. You might concider a hand cart with towels for padding to locate in you room. Manufacturer recomends 2 feet behide for optimum bass response. I have 2 subs so bass response for me was not an issue. They perform well and provide excellent mid and high range main speakers for my set up. The detail I have been missing is amazing. By them selves as a stereo pair they sound ok, but I use them in concert w/ an entire Klipsch reference series speaker 9.2 setup. They are designed to work togeather and for that they are quite simply amazing. Pros: Quality, sound, apearance, bi-amp ability Cons: none so far
Floor standing speakers Written By John F, Coupeville, WA on Friday, April 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Recommended by Daisy Crutchfield and she was right on. Order processed and timely. Set up went well. The overall project is still going on. Pros: I have been an audiophile since 1958 and the sound is excellent. Cons: None
LovemyKlipsch Written By Klipsch RF-82II, Jacksonville, FL on Thursday, February 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My system: 5.1 using Yamaha RX-V1900 7.1 receiver, total Klipsch speaker system with RF-82II left and right, RF62II center, RF-52II rear surround. Impressive detail and imaging, soundstage just grew with introducing these exceptional speakers(last 2 speakers to replace before the system became all Klipsch). Provides all the bass needed above the sub woofer frequency. Gives alot of punch in dynamics. Pricing is very reasonable and once you hear the impact of these speakers within your sound system, you will be amazed. Very easy to drive. They work well with complimentary Klipsch speakers to complete the surround layout. Before buying these speakers, I never used the "Direct Audio" mode of my audio receiver. Now, when I want to get serious about listening to a CD, I select Direct Audio without hesitation. Pros: Great eye appeal. Awesome sound. Affordably priced. Great selection for stereo or surround application. Cons: I truly can't think of any.
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Jorge, Enid,Ok on Tuesday, August 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speakers, I was reading other reviews about they said dont have enough bass and they are totally wrong, I dont know what kind of amp they were using it but I have a denon avr 2808 ci and It make them scream so good and hit hard!!! I really recomend this speakers to anyone and its worth every dollar that you pay for them.
good but not as great as the hype Written By Russ17, Central Mass on Monday, July 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great tight tweeter but not enough bass. Not as loud as the spec' s would have you believe. needs a subwoofer to really enjoy the full sound. Not bad but not what I expected from the reviews I had read.
Sweet Written By marco, broward, FL on Saturday, July 02, 2011 im keeping this speakers as long as a I can. There perfect. I'm going to get four more for the surround sound. I manage to convince my wife to agree to it. It wasn't easy.
Happy Written By JoeMama, N.H. on Monday, March 21, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Is a massive upgrade from Infinity Beta 20's with 8" subwoofer . Sound quality , yes . construction quality , yes . Eye candy , yes . Made in China , yes . I really like these speakers , people looking for the total experience will want a nice subwoofer , these speakers dont go that low .
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By Bruce, Piedmont, CA on Monday, March 07, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They are so much better than my old NHT speakers. They are attractive if a bit large but the sound is great. We have continued to shop at Crutchfield and been very satisfied. Music is so much more enjoyable, my Merle Haggard never sounded so good!
Excellent Value Written By RobK, Dallas, TX on Sunday, February 06, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought a pair of these from Crutchfield about 5 months ago. The quality of sound is excellent- I got the matching center channel speaker and movies/TV sound great. I play lots of music as well, very pleased with the sound. Firm, natural bass, voices and acoustic instruments sound great, and they can handle anything from Bach to Hendrix. They sound great even at low levels, but it's just so tempting to crank it up and give them room to roam, The appearance is first-rate, too (I got the cherry finish). Highly recommended.
Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Written By AndyL, St. Paul, MN on Tuesday, January 25, 2011 These are some of the best speakers I have ever owned. I went from a Yamaha 5.1 system to just these two speakers and wow!! Just these two speakers kick more than than my 5 surrounds and a sub. I wasn't sure the extra money for 2 speakers versus 5 would be worth it but I can assure you it is. I can turn these up so loud and they are still crystal clear. There is more bass in my room now than when I had my old sub going. I was so impressed I had to buy the rest of the set. I love these speakers! Just to let you know I am using a Denon 2808ci receiver to power this. 110w X 7
State of the Art Written By NeilR, Finksburg, MD on Tuesday, January 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I admit to not being an audiophile but I enjoy good music of almost every sort with a collection of over 1000 CDs. These are pricey but well worth it and I'm glad I paid the additional $$$ for the wood finish. The speakers were paired up with a Yamaha RX797 Receiver and a Marantz CC4003 CD player. The sound is as if all my CDs are being rediscovered - the quality is incredible and many of my jazz CDs now sound as if I were in an intimate club with the players in the same room. Other than the dent in my wallet I have no regrets about any of the sound ensemble for my very special music listening room - these speakers are the foundation of the group - and I am very glad I dealt with Crutchfield for advice and price.
klipsch reference series II speakers Written By RicardoM, Queens,N.Y. on Friday, October 15, 2010 i bought these speakers RF 82II with the matching RC 62II and the RS 52II. i upgraded from an 15 year old polkaudio RMII 5.1 system. they are connected to an onkyo TX-SR806 receiver rated at 130WX7. compared to old system these speakers can be played at half the volume and still sound ten times better. granted these cost four times as much. these speakers are very effcient 95 DB and higher. i swear i can keep my infinty 12 sub turned off and the bass is still incredible. these speakers can play very low 33hz. my living room is only 15X21 and the whole sofa will vibrate at 1/4 to 2/3 volume. this might be overkill for a new york city apartment but i am very happy. as always great service from crutchfield.
Get everything you'll need to enjoy your new Klipsch Reference RF-82 II Choose Category Speaker Wire with Connectors Connectors & Clamps Speaker Wire without Connectors Center Channel Speakers Surround (Rear) Speakers Powered Subwoofers Speaker Wire with Connectors Connectors & Clamps Speaker Wire without Connectors Center Channel Speakers Surround (Rear) Speakers Powered Subwoofers You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. Add connectors to your bulk speaker wire for a neater, easier, and more reliable installation. Cut your speaker wire to the exact length you need. The center channel reproduces most movie dialogue and more than 50% of the soundtrack information. You'll want a speaker that is voice-matched to your main speakers. Complete your home theater speaker system with voice-matched surround speakers. A powered sub delivers high-energy bass to bring your music and movie soundtracks to life. Speaker Wire with Connectors Connectors & Clamps Speaker Wire without Connectors Center Channel Speakers Surround (Rear) Speakers Powered Subwoofers Original Monster Cable With gold pin connectors (15-foot pair) Item #: 119OMC1515 (41) $39.99 Add to Cart AudioQuest Type 4 Speaker cables with pre-attached banana connectors (10-foot pair) Item #: 703T410BFS (23) $248.99 Options 10-foot pair 15-foot pair 25-foot pair Add to Cart AudioQuest Rocket 33 Bi-wire speaker cables with pre-attached banana plugs (10-foot pair) Item #: 703R33BW10 (12) $328.99 Options 10-foot pair 15-foot pair Add to Cart Monster QuickLock Self-Crimping Angled Spade Connectors 2 pairs Item #: 119QLGASH2 (6) $19.95 Add to Cart Monster QuickLock Self-Crimping Flex Pin Connectors 2 pairs Item #: 119QLGFPH2 (18) $19.95 Add to Cart Monster QuickLock Self-Crimping Banana Connectors 2 pairs Item #: 119QLGMTH2 (67) $19.95 Add to Cart Monster Twist-on Banana Connectors 2 pair, 12-gauge Item #: 119MTTRH2 (4) $15.95 Add to Cart Monster Cable Twist-on Angled Gold Pins 4 pair, 12-gauge Item #: 119AGPTRH2 (10) $13.95 Add to Cart AudioQuest X2 Speaker Cable 14-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, Gray) Item #: 703X230G (31) $58.99 Options 30 feet, Gray 30 feet, White 50 feet, Gray 50 feet, White Add to Cart AudioQuest G2 Speaker Cable 16-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, Gray) Item #: 703G230G (21) $38.99 Options 30 feet, Gray 30 feet, White 50 feet, Gray 50 feet, White Add to Cart Monster XPHP MKII Speaker cable with clear jacket (100 feet) Item #: 119XPHP100 (10) $99.95 Options 100 feet 50 feet Add to Cart Monster XP® Speaker cable with clear jacket, connectors optional (100 feet) Item #: 119XPMS1H (55) $64.95 Options 20 feet 30 feet 50 feet 100 feet Add to Cart Monster XP® Navajo White MkII Speaker cable (50 feet) Item #: 119XPNWS50 (3) $39.95 Add to Cart Klipsch Reference RC-64 II Center channel speaker (Black) Item #: 714RC64IIB (2) $1,119.99 After $280.00 Sale Add to Cart Klipsch Reference RS-62 II Surround speaker Item #: 714RS62IIB (3) $399.99 After $200.00 Special Purchase Add to Cart Klipsch Reference R-10SW Powered subwoofer Item #: 714R10SW (1) $349.99 Add to Cart Klipsch Reference R-110SW Powered subwoofer Item #: 714R110SW (4) $549.99 Add to Cart Klipsch Reference R-112SW Powered subwoofer Item #: 714R112SW (4) $649.99 Add to Cart Klipsch Reference R-115SW Powered subwoofer Item #: 714R115SW (1) $899.99 Add to Cart Klipsch Reference R-12SW Powered subwoofer Item #: 714R12SW (1) $449.99 Add to Cart