Klipsch RC-64 MKIII
Klipsch centre speaker manufactured in the United States, combining a horn-loaded compression driver with Cerametallic woofers for precise home cinema listening.
Description
The RC-64 III is a centre speaker from Klipsch, designed to hold the key role in a home cinema system: the one that reproduces the bulk of dialogue and central effects. Its cabinet is manufactured in the United States, in Hope, Arkansas, following the principles established by the brand's founder, Paul W. Klipsch.
The compression driver features a new phase plug design, intended to improve phase coherence at the horn. In practical terms, this results in better linearity of acoustic pressure across the high frequencies, for a more stable rendering depending on the listening angle. The moulded, compression-formed rubber construction adds damping at high frequencies, which reduces harshness and refines perceived detail.
Bass and midrange are handled by 6.5-inch Cerametallic woofers, a technology Klipsch presents as the pinnacle of its expertise in this area. Each woofer sits on a cast aluminium frame, designed to limit unwanted resonance and preserve signal accuracy.
This centre speaker is aimed at those building or completing a demanding home cinema setup, where vocal clarity and coherence with the rest of the speaker array prove decisive. It naturally finds its place beneath a screen, as part of a system combining several Klipsch speakers.
What to check before buying used
When buying used, it is worth checking the condition of the woofer surrounds, which can stiffen or crack over time, as well as the integrity of the compression driver's horn, which is sensitive to impact. Checking the protective grille and the cabinet's finish also helps ensure no deformation affects the speaker's acoustics.
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