Klipsch Synergy Black Label F-200 2.0 Dual 6.5” High Output Woofers Floorstanding Speaker , Black (pair)

Klipsch Synergy Black Label F-200 2.0 Dual 6.5” High Output Woofers Floorstanding Speaker, Black (pair)

Outfitted with an aluminum diaphragm compression driver mated to a Klipsch signature Tractrix® Horn and dual 6.5” copper IMG woofers, the F-200 floor-standing speakers ensure a lifelike soundstage.

The black and copper accents you've come to know from Klipsch make this floorstanding speaker a sleek, sophisticated addition to any room decor.

• Fills rooms with lifelike music and film sound reproduction
• Highly efficient design produces more output using less energy
• Accurate, non-fatiguing sound provides hours of listening pleasure
• Plays louder with less distortion than the competition
• Dynamic 1" tweeter, dual 6.5" high-output woofers
• Dimensions: 39" H x 8" W x 15" D
• Sleek, high-quality cabinet looks as good as it sounds

Specifications:

• Speaker Size: 16.51 Centimeters
• MP3 player: No
• Controller Type: Corded Electric
• Color: Black
• Is Waterproof: FALSE
• Control Method: Remote
• Audio Output Mode: Surround
• Mounting Type: Floor Standing
• Speaker Type: Woofer
• Additional Features: Built-in Elevation
• Recommended Uses For Product: For Surround Sound Systems
• Subwoofer Diameter: 6.5 Inches

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