Klipsch Reference Premiere Theater Room IN WALL SPEAKERS!
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- Klipsch Reference Premiere Theater Room IN WALL SPEAKERS!
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With two 5.25” Cerametallic woofers and a 1” Titanium Dome Tweeter mated to a composite coated Hybrid Cross Section Tractrix® horn, the PRO-250RPW LCR brings dynamic, powerful, detailed Reference Premiere sound to your home theater system.
Features:
• Dual 5.25" Cerametallic Woofers
• 1" Titanium Dome Tweeter mated to a composite coated Hybrid Cross Section Tractrix® Horn
• Exclusive, modular SecureFit™ Installation System
• Paintable, magnetic grille included
We service the Dallas area in Texas including cities like frisco, mckinney, prosper, little elm, las colinas, irving, celina, melissa, southlake, the colony, Savanna, Lewisville, carrolton, plano, allen, fairview, lucas, white rock, university park, highland park, flower mound, and other surrounding cities by request.
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I'm digging all these Klipsch install videos! Super pleased with my Klipsch set-up which includes the same center, and FRH and FLH speakers in the video. I went with the RP-280F's for the regular FR and FL. For the rears I went with the 5800-C II. Since I'm a bass-head I'm running a pair of R-115SW's and a R-112SW. All being powered by a Pioneer Elite SC-72.
Your installation is superb
Nice! Ive mounted 9 of these in my home theater recently. Super easy and a nice clean look. Unfortunately i had to cut into a stud to do the center speaker so that part was a little more annoying.
I personally never use a drill to screw in-wall speakers. I always hand tighten them. Using a drill you can over tighten the screws and break a plastic bracket very easily. Great Job though.
We are highly trained and have installed hundreds of these. Its like second nature now
how did you get the center speaker in? on mine, its too wide and doesn't fit between the studs. it looks like you took out one of the studs to get it to fit. is that right?
Anyone watching this and curious as well, we just cut out a part of the 2x4 to make it fit and braced it underneath with another piece. Not a load bearing wall so figured structurally it was okay. Had a contractor look first though
Aren’t those speakers too high?
Why I never see how they installed the speaker wires in the walls
most of the time the wire is preinstalled when the home is built
Invest in a multi tool boys. Milwaukee makes a great one.
Great job
Grayson! It's ok bud. You got huge arms. ;-)
Do you recommend in wall rear surround speakers, or in ceiling rear surround?
Jon Zylka I put one in the four walls, one in the middle of the ceiling, one on the left and right of the screen
How come you didn't suggest using the 250rpw for front left and right?
You guys aren't installing those in wall speakers as designed. your'e making it harder than it should be. The detachable bezel is installed by itself first and THEN the speaker slips easily into the bezel. Klipsch has an good 2 minute video showing you how to do it here on their CZcams channel. Enjoy watching other custom integrators take pride in their job, keep up the good work!
Just get that boy some power tools since he has some issues handling the manual tool and he'll be good to go
Do you guys think the in walls are just as effective as the tower speakers?
No when you use in wall speakers you gain a very clean look but you loose out on sound quality. Some in wall speaker companies make in wall boxes to minimize the loss in quality.
I want to see how the speaker wire is ran through the walls, or are all the home prewired or something?
we have made several videos on the topic. We cant show it every video, but its pretty straightforward. Practice helps too
How powerful are those front left and right speakers . Can they handle the same as floor standing speakers ?
Handle? You can feed speakers tons of power if you have the crossovers right. the high wattage number is just for peaks iike explosions. unless you are watching a movie that is one long explosion, you will be fine
Dreamedia Home Theater great thank you !
Dreamedia Home Theater Do the LCR work well as rear surrounds?
I’m partial to klipsch speakers but I worry about inwalls
Looking to move to North Dallas and the next year. Will definitely be connecting with you guys. Can the in wall speakers be angled? Like the center channel angled downward and the sides toed in?
I notice you wired each speaker individually. How would you wire a 5.1 surround back to a an amp with zones? Would it be 16/4 & 16/2 to each R/L speakers and a 1 16/2 to the center speaker? Thank you!
No banana plugs?
What do you when there is insulation back there?
shove it out the way. the fibers may interact with the motor or X over
Do you recommend the klipsch dual 8” in wall subs or the klipsch single 10” in wall sub? Looking to get nice deep bass..
why does it have to be inwall?
Nice install, How do these 160's compare to similar priced book shelf speakers?
For a 5.1 with a good sub they compair fine. I guess it depends what you are hooking it up to. Like if you are going to listen to music through a good source and a good amp a similar priced bookshelf with the same build quality but bookshelves would probably blow these away.
What’s your opinion on inwall Speakers vs box speakers and what would you rather have
In walls do not match the sound of an enclosed box design. They do serve a very convenient purpose of having a hidden system that still sounds amazing. This may be important if space is a concern
what is the difference between RPW vs the reference series? PRO-250RPW vs R-5502-W II
Please contact us at 972-322-4607 or email us at: sales@dreamediaav.com and we would be more than happy to assist you.
I just bought some Klipsch reference premiere speakers, do I need to break them in before cranking them up?
No send it. Speakers loosen up on their own. Redo audio calibration after a couple weeks if you like. Its not always necessary
Zach,
What was the stud spacing in this customers home for the center channel?
Chris, this video was filmed early this year. We are busy getting caught up. its hard for me to remember details of jobs thats we have done so long ago. We will be caught up soon
Loving the vids. Inwalls look beautiful. Do you get asked to create back boxes for in walls. Is it worth it on your opinion.
As nice as the Klipsch THX line is, I was wary of all the open-baffle designs. I instead chose the Definitive Technologies UIW RLS II for the front stage (all vertical orientation), an acoustic-transparent screen on top of the center and Def Tech UIW RSS II for the rear surrounds with Def Tech DI 6.5R for Atmos height channels with a pair of SVS PB2000 subs in opposite corners of the room. Zach just dropped them off and I have more room prep steps ahead so it will be a while before I get to audition them, but I'm optimistic with my choices. Dreamedia's prices can't be beat and I love this video content!
Some in walls actually offer this as an option. The episodes we sell offer them on the atmos and the wall plate speakers. It helps isolate the speaker and not let sound travel to the room behind the speaker.
Nice install
Hopefully the owner now looks into some room treatment..
good idea
Do the grilles rattle because of the magnetic attachment?
not that we have experienced
The bad thing about in wall is when you need to replace them
Why?
Get a pullup bar grayson lol