Klipsch Synergy F-20 Premium Dual 6.5" Floor-standing Speaker Single

Pros: Superb clarity, range and volume. The newegg price was very good considering the quality of these speakers, especially since I got them on sale.

Cons: These will likely annoy family members and/or neighbors.

Overall Review: I set these up as front speakers in my home theater system. I configured these as "large" speakers in my Denon receiver and turned off the sub. They produce plenty of bass, all the way down to 38 Hz, which makes the sub redundant. I am not an audiophile, but it doesn't take one to figure out these sound fantastic when paired with the right receiver and a quality source stream.

Pros: Like many people are saying the clarity on these are amazing, and they are very loud when you want them to be while still maintaining clarity. You hear things in your favorite songs you did not even know were there, new instruments and sounds its crazy. I bought these on an epic 300 dollars for a set with free shipping, all hail the Newegg. Best buy of my life by far, the bass hits nicely and compliments my 12inch MTX sub running off a 125x2watt Sony receiver that does the job. I've used this set up in my rather large basement with two other tower speakers for a couple parties and they are loud enough that if your in the opposite corner of the room you can't hear the person next to you talking without screaming, personally i think thats pretty awesome. Klipsch is a great product they really know what theyre doing

Cons: Two very minor things: 1. the legs are not even on either model i received, aka on hardwood or tile they will most def wobble but just stick a rug under them and your golden. 2. drunk women will want to put their drinks on your tower speakers. this will not be tolerated, these speakers are far to epic for such nonsense

Overall Review: Make sure you flex your speakers when you get them don't blast them full volume. I played mine on half volume on my computer and 3/4's on my receiver and it was plenty loud. Major Tom by Shiny Toy Guns is a great song to test these out to, you get highs lows and bass with great vocals, you'll see what i mean. obviously these are towers so they will be no different then most towers that have inline sound, you have to face these from the corners facing in to get best sound quality, not straight at your couch but slightly tilted it makes a world of difference. but other than that, these are a must buy, if I knew they sounded this good and they were the actual price of 350 or whatever for 1 i would still highly consider buying these they are worth every penny, but if you see these for less than 400 $ for two jump on that. These are a must buy,

Pros: Great deal when i got these on sale. Very clear sound, especially highs and mids. I think they're a pinch better sound wise than the polk monitor 60's they replaced.

Cons: Bass output is just so so. Don't expect these to shake the house or anything, if you use them in a home theater, I'd recommend having a sub woofer.

Overall Review: Had one speaker come with a broke foot (thanks UPS) and had to exchange it for a replacement speaker because they wouldn't just send me a new foot. Well, my replacement speaker came with a slightly less broken foot, so I'll just live with it. If i could redo this purchase, i would have just gotten another set of Polk monitor 70's.

Pros: Cabinet size Sound Tones Overall Sound Attractive

Cons: None

Overall Review: These are very nice sounding speakers. I recommend that you listen to them Without a sub for a week so you can hear what they sound like, then if you need a sub you'll know how to adjust it. I say that because these speakers do have a great "tone" and you don't want to ruin it by "booming" them out with a sub. These sound great at Low Volume and great at High Volume also. The sound is Rich and Dynamic. They are very well behaved and get Dynamic when the sound program calls for it. Klipsch F-20's will put the sounds of music and sound effects in your face when called on to do it. They can make sound Exciting. Many speakers can sound good but these have a little Extra Texture. These have 2- 6&1/2 inch Bass/ Mid drivers in a big cabinet and the Aluminum Compression Driver mated to the Tractrix Horn. This combo seems to work very well--at least for me. I get very good Bass, and the drivers are small enough that this speaker produces very good mid-range. This cabinet and drivers used with the Tractrix Horn, produce a very coherent sound that is very "Balanced", All the sounds Blend together very well. The sound stage is rich and deep and Dynamic. For instance, When drums are played, it sounds great, Powerful, and the drum tones are spot on. It's that way for all sounds coming from this speaker. The cabinets are about 15 inches deep and look good in a room. They are tall enough so that when you sit down to watch a show or listen to music the drivers are at ear level. I drive my speakers with a Yamaha 571 and for normal listening, I have more power than I'll use in my house. These replaced a set of Pioneer Andrew Jones Towers that I ran for a year. They were decent speakers for the money. These F-20's are in a different class. I paid about the same for these Klipsch that I paid for the Pioneers and the sound difference is really night and day. If you want a good, Dynamic Speaker, you can't go wrong with the F-20.

Pros: Sounds AMAZING! Even though these are only 6.5" woofers, the bass response is fantastic. Looks great with the grills on....even better off! optional bi-amping if you want. Solid packaging from Klipsch.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: I never knew what I was missing until I got these matched with a C-20 center and 2 sets of S-10 surrounds for 7.1 setup. The sound replication is mind blowing. I was on the fence between the klipsch Synergy series and the Polks for the same money. I chose Klipsch based on my previous dislike of Polk sound in car audio, and the fact that Klipsch HQ is located minutes away from my house. I was worried about the Klipsch horn tweeters......but could not be happier!

Pros: The sound reproduction from these speakers is breath taking. You can hear every little subtle detail in perfect clarity, things that you probably haven't heard before in even your most listened items. Movies.... team this thing up with blueray, and powerful home theatre reciever, and you'll die/go to heaven.

Cons: This is the second pair of these I have owned. I bought the first pair when the series first came out a few years ago. I lost my old pair in a flood and jumped on these when there was a buy one get one free sale. The speakers are great, however the first I bought were taller and had a little bit better base reproduction. Make sure you have a nice subwoofer or you might think you wasted your money. For me, the mids and the highs and all of their clarity from these speakers is enought for me.

Overall Review: Make sure you have the right home theater reciever for the job. I have an Onkyo HT-RC180 last years top of the line).... it can do up to 11.2 believe it or not. If these speakers arent powered right then they won't sound right.

Pros: Look Great. Sound Fantastic. Great audio quality while watching TV. Huge improvement over my Klipsch quintet III surround system fronts. Just bought 2 of the f-20's and the audio is much more crisp & much easier to understand on TV/DVD and mid-range has more punch as well.

Cons: Definitely needs a Sub for home theater... but that is no surprise. Speakers have respectable bass at high volume on a 100 watt amp, but I'd still suggest a sub to round it out. But realistically you can't expect anything better from any 6.5" speaker. And yes, the people that complain about the plastic feet are right... they are a bad design. I had one broken on arrival, but no big deal to request a new one. And yes, the speaker grille is the worst I have seen on a speaker in 25 years of buying audio equipment, but if you firmly press it on, it stays & looks just like any other quality speaker grille. If you are one of those people that wants to pop your speaker grille off for every new guest that walks through your home, then you will not be happy with these speaker grilles. They are a little difficult to put back on. You have to press on every mounting point to get the grille to flatten out. I think it's 8 or 10 individual points on each speaker grille that you have to "press to seat." But that's your compulsion... not mine, so still 5 stars.

Overall Review: 5 stars... what can I say. Huge improvement over the tiny fronts from my old Klipsch system, but still needs the sub which was no surprise... but i already said that... did the repetition help? :-)

Pros: I have always liked Klipsch although I have never owed a pair. I should have bought the La Scala II back in the day for $1,100/speaker. The F20's in my opinion are a great value. The speakers deliver crisp and clear sound. The bass is present but not overly heavy. Seems like a lot of younger people want a booming bass with really is not a natural sound. The bass produced by these speakers is solid and not heavy. I do run a sub at low volume and a low cutoff just to enhance the very bottom end.

Cons: None so far. Everything was packed nicely no broken parts.

Overall Review: The sound output from Klipsch is very exceptional. I am running a 20 yr old Yamaha integrated amp with 250watts/channel. Even at low volume on the amp these speakers deliver the sound. The sound is warm, with a room filling presence. I play a lot of jazz and really like these speakers. Maybe one day I can get those La Scala's to compliment my F20's.