Glorious Sound from Above: Klipsch R-605FA Reference Dolby Atmos Tower Speakers Feature a Built-In Height Channel To Create an Immersive Listening Experience

If you want to truly be surrounded by sound, without the cost of in-ceiling speakers, the Klipsch R-605FA Reference Dolby Atmos-enabled tower speakers will deliver spectacular sonics that seem to originate "from up above." You can add the R-605FA to your existing speaker setup, or you can use them as surround speakers to fill your listening space with rich, detailed, 360-degree sound. Far from your typical full-range tower speaker, the R-605FA features a high-performance, up-firing Dolby Atmos speaker integrated in the top to create a truly enveloping soundstage.

Film sequences and musical passages will engulf you for an unforgettable entertainment experience. Regardless of the playback volume you choose, incorporating the R-605FA into your home theater can make a movie's sequences sound like they're happening in front of you, behind you—and now, and right over your head. So, if you cue up your favorite action flick, be sure that your guests hold on tight.

Standing 40 inches tall and weighing 50 pounds, these elegant speakers are substantial but not visually overbearing—which means they can complement any room. Plus, the R-605FA features the horn architecture that has made Klipsch a revered brand among audiophiles the world over. Featuring increased outer horn dimensions, these speakers will deliver more power and emotion to your movies and music. A bigger horn definitely means better sound, with directivity control over a larger bandwidth of frequencies, resulting in a more accurate soundstage.

The proprietary 1-inch Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) aluminum tweeter—in both the main channel and in the height channel—minimizes distortion for more sonic detail. The premium construction includes Kapton, an extremely light and rigid material that Klipsch utilizes in the tweeter suspension to provide high efficiency and to improve resolution.

Featuring trickle-down technology from Klipsch's highly acclaimed Reference Premiere series of speakers, the dual 6.5-inch woofers in the main channel—along with the 5.25-inch woofer in the height channel—have steeper angling of the cones for a smoother response. These spun-copper, thermoformed crystalline polymer (TCP) woofers also offer improved accuracy and transparency.

The rear Tractrix port is perfectly matched to the cabinet and woofers, creating ideal airflow with minimal distortion or turbulence—even at the lowest frequencies. (For optimal results, place these speakers a bit away from walls. Because of the port design, the bass tones will be richer when the speaker is not positioned directly against a wall.)

Hidden fasteners, an edge-to-edge horn, and low-profile magnetic grilles give the speakers a clean, modern look. The cabinet's reinforced ¾-inch MDF construction (with an advanced bracing design) reduces vibration for less audible coloration and improved sonic accuracy. These beautiful, vibration-dampening cabinets also have scratch-resistant, textured wood grain that will enhance the aesthetics of any listening space. Like all Music Direct products, Klipsch loudspeakers come with the 100% Music Direct Satisfaction Guarantee.

Immersive Listening Experiences

Klipsch's proprietary speaker technologies are ideal for delivering an impactful, 360-degree, Dolby Atmos listening experience. Controlled directivity and sonic clarity have been integral to Klipsch's acoustic design principals for the better part of a century. The exclusive Tractrix horn technology, in particular, delivers the power, detail, and emotion that fans have come to expect from Klipsch.

Dolby Atmos: Truly Three-Dimensional Sound

For many years, audiophiles and cinema buffs have praised surround sound technology, and Dolby Atmos has added a truly immersive, three-dimensional element that has revolutionized entertainment in cinemas and home theaters. Nowadays, an entertainment system is not only capable of making sonics emerge from above your head, but it can be more nimble and expressive in terms of the numerous speaker locations where sound appears to originate.