Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-1600SW 16" High Excursion Subwoofer

First off this thing is massive. It barely fits through a standard doorway. That said it is everything Klipsch said it was, massively powerful, amazing quality even when at very low volumes, and it looks good. If I had the space under my desk I would have a second one. Makes all the difference in games that are bass heavy like American Truck Simulator/Euro Truck Simulator.

It's got a pretty strong low end. Glad I have an app that turns it down. Sometimes music with heavy bass comes on and it's overkill. It's very loud, very big, and very heavy. Take up as much room nect to my couch as a side table would. Sounds really nice once you get the right phase and distance settings set.

This thing is fantastically ridiculous. It will knock things off your walls, rattle things you didn't know could rattle, expand cracks in window panes, and terrify small children. My first experience with it involved knocking a plushie off a shelf. Unless you live in a rural area, your neighbours *will* know you own this thing. It has the kind of punch in very low frequencies that I've only ever experienced otherwise at a live concert or recently re-kitted theatre. It does unbelievably well with LFE from movies/TV, and normal stereo audio like music really fills out with thing. While pricey, it's definitely worth it, and it's not overkill for everyday use. It's worth noting this is incredibly large. At almost 25 inches/64cm in each dimension, and weighing about 100lbs/45kg, you need both a spot to put it, and a path to that spot. It was not an easy task moving it across the house by myself. The volume and frequency cutoff knobs are positioned to be used from above, which is perfect, because you do NOT want to move this thing to adjust it, once it's settled. Construction and materials are very high quality. The only downside I can think of is the chunk missing from my wallet. Otherwise this is an absolutely wonderful subwoofer.

So in 2008 I thought I had made it. I had just became an adult and I bought the biggest baddest woofer at Best Buy. A Klipsch 650 watt 12 inch synergy down firing woofer. I can’t even find this thing on the internet anymore when I look for it, but it is such a good woofer. When I lived in an apartment I made people turn their music down after a few seconds of rocking that woofer. There are few woofers that compete with it and I will never part with that beauty. So believe me when I tell you that this 16 inch 100lb woofer makes my old woofer sound like a sneeze compared to a tornado. They both hit the same high frequency’s, but when you hit the lows, this 1600 watt power house does things I thought only happened at theaters and concerts. It WILL knock something off a shelf. That’s the difference between this and an above average woofer. I hope this helped someone.

I wanted to amend my review because klipsch came through with their warranty and sent me a new amp .

Sounds and FEELS great! Does weigh a ton, but was able to roll this beast up the stairs very slowly and carefully as the stairs acted as support. Makes movies and music very enjoyable

I was so excited about this upgrade to my home theater system I had the budget 10” klipsch sub for years and loved it just was to small for the room we have and really wanted to have a sub that would rumble the house when watching movies I order the biggest baddest Klipsch sub that is offered I hooked it up ran the odyssey setup on my denon with the new sub starting watching a movie to test out my new sub and after 15 mins heard a click sound and no more sub googled my issue and found that this is a known issues with this sub don’t recommend after my refund I will be looking at getting the SVS sub line instead

This sub is a BEAST! If you have the room and probably an extra guy to help you move it. I just got it, but everything I've bought from klipsch has sounded great. I love it so far, I'm sure the feeling will only grow with time.