Question 1

Does it support 220 outlet? Eu(germany)?

Accepted Answer

As long as you have a working stereo/surround receiver you should be fine. These are not powered speakers, and have no power access straight from an outlet. They get power through speaker wire straight from the receiver. If you have a receiver that supports 220 outlet, you are probably good. If you don't, you can probably get a cheap Germany outlet adapter.
Best of luck, these speakers are a great buy, recommend getting them before the sale ends.

Question 2

Does it come with wires?

Accepted Answer

No, it does not come with wires.

Question 3

i didt had this brand this befor, just got one pair of them ..they dont come with the cables ?

Accepted Answer

Nope, no cables.

Question 4

i did had this brand this befor just got one of them ..they dont come with the cables ?

Accepted Answer

Speakers like these that aren't selfpowered never come with cables. The length of cable needed varies so widely that it wouldn't make sense to include them. For the pair I wall mounted, I needed about 100 feet each.

Question 5

Can I use these speakers with my Dell desktop computer?

Accepted Answer

These speakers are not self-powered, so you would need a power source between them and your desktop. A mini-amp like the Dayton DTA-1 works well for this purpose.

Question 6

are Klipsch RB-10 Bookshelf Speaker price in pairs or each?

Accepted Answer

They are priced in pairs.  The price is so low it might seem the price is for each.

Question 7

Would these be suitable for all 4 corners? Or best suited as rears only?

Accepted Answer

I have found these quite competent for fronts.  I am ~8-10 ft from the tv/fronts and they still give full, complete sound at a variety volumes.  My receiver's calibrations were spot on and they did not require any additional balancing.  I am using the floor standing models for rears and they did need to be tuned down.  Perhaps I should switch them...

Question 8

Can the back panel of the bookshelf speakers be removed to access the inside?

Accepted Answer

As far as I can tell the (6) screws on the front panel screw into bosses on the back panel.  So if you remove the front screws you will either be able to pull the front panel off or the back panel off, or maybe both.  Good luck!

Question 9

WILL THESE WORK AS FRONT SPEAKERS WITH A Yamaha RX-V377 5.1 Channel AV Receiver?

Accepted Answer

I have a RX-A860 and tried those RB-10 as bookshelf speakers. Similar to your specs.
Yes, they do work if you are not willing to open the volume. 
The linearity of the speakers is good, the sound is OK but not great. They work in a small room.
In the end I replaced them for a bigger box with two speakers in it to improve the sound and come closer to the receiver power.
RMS power of those boxes is 50W (from Klipsch specs), while your receiver is 100W RMS. You will probably burn them at some point, even if you intend not to use full power.
Imagine this situation: Someone turn on the equipment, it has no sound, crank up the volume, and then realize the problem is the input select is wrong. As you select the right source, the volume is maxed out, and may burn the speakers.
Try to match the speaker power of the receiver and the speakers.
The RB-10 work great as satellite speakers.
In my config I decided to use all center speakers for left/right/center. They are 75W each.

Question 10

How could i mount these?

Accepted Answer

You can use floor speaker stands such as Item#: 9SIA3C93FU2177 or a better VTI such as Item#: 9SIA0S73UH0145
They have a thread in the back you can use to screw mount like "OmniMount 15.0 W 15 lbs. Wall Speaker Mount" or some other models with screw options.

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