FULL Klipsch 7.2.4 Reference Premiere Dolby Atmos Theater Room w/ Samsung 75 Q90R ONE MAN INSTALL!

Klipsch rp-6000f details
1" Horn-Loaded Tweeter: The Klipsch RP-6000F floorstanding loudspeaker features a 1" Titanium LTS Vented Tweeter with a Hybrid Tractrix Horn for exceptional high frequency response, detail, and dispersion. Klipsch proprietary Tractrix horn-loaded technology ensures high-frequency energy of the RP-6000F floorstanding speakers are aimed directly at the listener and reduces unwanted, artificial reverb caused by indirect sound bouncing off walls - meaning you experience the most clear, detailed, lifelike sound possible.

Titanium LTS Vented Tweeter: The titanium tweeter diaphragm's light weight yet rigid composition exceeds the performance of aluminum, polymer or silk tweeters. A vented tweeter design reduces standing waves behind the tweeter diaphragm for a smoother high frequency reproduction. Klipsch award-winning Linear Travel Suspension technology leverages a piston motion of the titanium diaphragm that lowers distortion and delivers real-to-life sound. A ceramic magnet housing provides premium performance,
Hybrid Tractrix Horn Technology: This redesigned 90°x90° Hybrid Tractrix Horn utilizes a circular horn throat paired to a square horn mouth to further improve high-frequency response and extension, while enhancing imaging and dynamics. The Hybrid Tractrix Horn's compressed molded silicon face adds high frequency damping to reduce harshness and horn resonance for a smoother frequency response with improved detail - creating a clean and natural sound. Klipsch also utilizes computer modeled phase plugs that act as a mechanical filter to further ensure a smooth, flat frequency response while protecting the tweeter from damage.
Dual 6.5" Cerametallic Woofers: The RP-6000F floorstanding loudspeaker utilizes two 6.5" Klipsch Proprietary Cerametallic woofers. Cerametallic consists of extremely light, rigid materials that can hold shape while being able to deliver lower frequencies with maximum efficiency. The Klipsch Cerametallic cone is matted to a dual-layer, copper-wound voice coil for exceptional conductivity. The 6.5" woofers are housed in a non-resonating, stamped-steel basket that's secured to a large magnet motor for exceptional efficiency and low distortion.

Klipsch rp-500c details
1" Horn-Loaded Tweeter: The Klipsch RP-500C center-channel loudspeaker features a 1" Titanium LTS Vented Tweeter with a Hybrid Tractrix Horn for exceptional high frequency response, detail, and dispersion. Klipsch proprietary Tractrix horn-loaded technology ensures high-frequency energy of the RP-500C center-channel speakers are aimed directly at the listener and reduces unwanted, artificial reverb caused by indirect sound bouncing off walls - meaning you experience the most clear, detailed, lifelike sound possible.

Titanium LTS Vented Tweeter: The titanium tweeter diaphragm's light weight yet rigid composition exceeds the performance of aluminum, polymer or silk tweeters. A vented tweeter design reduces standing waves behind the tweeter diaphragm for a smoother high frequency reproduction. Klipsch award-winning Linear Travel Suspension technology leverages a piston motion of the titanium diaphragm that lowers distortion and delivers real-to-life sound. A ceramic magnet housing provides premium performance. Klipsch also utilizes computer modeled phase plugs that act as a mechanical filter to further ensure a smooth, flat frequency response while protecting the tweeter from damage.
Dual 5.25" Cerametallic Woofers: The RP-500C center-channel loudspeaker utilizes two 5.25" Klipsch Proprietary Cerametallic woofers. Cerametallic consists of extremely light, rigid materials that can hold shape while being able to deliver lower frequencies with maximum efficiency. The Klipsch Cerametallic cone is matted to a dual-layer, copper-wound voice coil for exceptional conductivity. The 5.25" woofers are housed in a non-resonating, stamped-steel basket that's secured to a large magnet motor for exceptional efficiency and low distortion.

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[maafeustyle]

I dunno if its just me, but for the money this customer put into that speaker setup, i would have moved that server rack into another room. Looks incredibly congested in there.

[jaycarneygiants]

I don't know who is making the choice to have you work alone in these videos but as a viewer I'll say it's more entertaining when there is someone with you. It's like a 2 man booth on a sports broadcast.... you guys play off each other.

[matta]

Love how you do all the install work yourself bro - that’s amazing really and shows the dedication you have to the biz

[boomerm]

I made it!! # 1 Now that's off my bucket list Thanks Zack & Grayson!!

[bryandepaepe]

The best compliment I get is when people ask me "What did you say?" when there is just a voice speaking and I didn't say a word.

[unbeliever]

Nice install Zak good job, I like how you explain some of the challenges you encounter and how you overcome them!

[BillSands]

Sweet install, I do think a 120 Theater Screen projector would make it better than that tv since still looks small.. Great Job!!

[shockjock]

Omg 7.2.4 That’s my Dream Setup for my living room. So I would need a 11.2 AVR for this Setup.

[michaelisaacs]

Would have used banana plugs to connect my speakers to the receiver, I have that receiver, best one I ever bought for my 7.2.2, used banana plugs and cable pants, all tagged, looks really organized.

[jdgarre]

Why would you put that much sound and $$ in a "closet"?

[James-xgrh]

I would have repositioned the room 90 degrees so the tv was on the widest wall and used a 5.2.4 system.

[davidferros]

Question
So my room look like the one in this video might be a touch wider though
So my theater chair is right in the middle eye sight straight to the TV screen
The set up I’m thinking of doing for the room but I like to know the high speakers should I do bi-po/do-po left and right high up to the corner of ea wall all the way around with 1 Height speakers in center high up front and 1 in the back as well
So I want 3 Height speakers L/C/R near the wall touching close to the ceiling front and Back wall that way the whole ceiling sounds of Dolby Atmos my question is should I do all height speakers or mix them with the other speakers I just mentioned above.
Also my L/R ear level speakers will be Bi or Di Po design there will be no Rear speakers behind me except the ceiling/wall ones
The front stage is the easy part L/C/R
The Receiver will be that new one from Emotiva 11.1 I want to use all the channels
The subwoofer will be Klispch 16” overkill maybe lol I live in a house with hardwood floors through out all speakers will either be Emotiva or Klispch brand to save money

Anyway the question is on the wall/ceiling
Should I go 6 height speakers 3 front 3 rear?

Or L/R surrounds bounce of the corners ea Walls keeping the height speakers in the middle Front wall and back wall?

I hope you can understand what I’m saying lol
Sorry if I spelled wrong

[kevonmanuel]

How and what are you using to secure the side surrounds to the wall?

[fernandomendez]

Man thumbs up on mounting that TV up I do them for dish and Amazon no way I'll pick up that bad boy up my self

[sillydillydokieo]

why are the ceiling speakers so close together? There is only like 2 feet apart from them back to front. shouldn't ones be in the back, then the other ones be towards the front of the room?

[recnepseladsit]

All you need now is acoustics on the walls to deaden the echos

[WickedSlick]

would you recommend and soubd deadening?? sounds very very echo-ee

[mkorenhof]

Sounded brilliant guys great job well done p👍👍👍👍👍

[subirchatterjee]

Big speakers big woofers this is what sound lovers love thanks bro for making this video liked it loved it thanks on e again

[PindaPandaNL]

17:25 exactly . I've seen someone hang a TV by himself and grabbed the screen to hard which resulted into a broken backlight.