Klipsch
Klipsch RC-64 III Center Channel Speaker Walnut
Center channel speaker with a 1.75-inch titanium compression tweeter, 6.25-inch Tractrix horn and quad 6.5-inch cerametallic woofers
- TypeCenter Channel Speaker
- ColorWalnut
- Clear dialogue from a 1.75-inch titanium compression driver
- Wide, even coverage via a 90° x 90° Tractrix horn
- Deep, controlled bass from quad 6.5-inch cerametallic woofers
- Precise imaging from a 6.25-inch horn design
- Premium walnut cabinet built in the USA
Center Channel Speaker for Home Theater
The Klipsch RC-64 III is a dedicated center channel speaker designed to anchor dialogue and on-screen effects in a multi-channel home theater system. Its furniture-grade walnut veneer finish suits living-room environments where appearance matters as much as sound quality.
Horn-Loaded Tweeter and Cerametallic Woofers
A 1.75-inch titanium compression driver mounts to a 90° x 90° Tractrix horn made from compressed molded rubber for controlled dispersion and reduced harshness. Quad 6.5-inch cerametallic woofers in a redesigned bifurcated cabinet deliver midrange clarity and bass authority without requiring excessive amplifier power.
Sustained Output for Cinema Dynamics
The horn-loaded design maintains high sensitivity so the speaker reaches reference-level peaks during extended movie sessions without compressing dynamics. The rigid cerametallic cones resist breakup at high excursions, keeping dialogue intelligible and effects impactful through long listening periods.
Highlights
- Clear dialogue from a 1.75-inch titanium compression driver
- Wide, even coverage via a 90° x 90° Tractrix horn
- Deep, controlled bass from quad 6.5-inch cerametallic woofers
- Precise imaging from a 6.25-inch horn design
- Premium walnut cabinet built in the USA
Specifications
| Type | Center Channel Speaker |
|---|---|
| Color | Walnut |
Questions about this item
How do I install the RC-64 III and what is the common mistake?
Place the speaker centrally above or below the display on a stable surface, then connect speaker wire to the binding posts; the step often missed is ensuring the tweeter sits at ear height when seated.
What maintenance or replacement will the RC-64 III need later?
The titanium compression driver and cerametallic woofers are built for long life; only occasional dusting of the horn and veneer is required, with no scheduled part replacements.
What limit appears first during sustained high-volume use?
The 6.25-inch Tractrix horn and quad 6.5-inch woofers handle high output, so the practical limit is room acoustics and amplifier headroom rather than driver compression.
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