RC-42 II
Center-channel speaker from Klipsch's Reference II range for home theater use, aimed at clear dialogue and precise imaging. It pairs two 4-inch copper woofers with a 1-inch horn-loaded aluminum tweeter in a wood-grain vinyl cabinet.
- Center-channel speaker from the Reference II series
- 1" aluminum LTS horn-loaded tweeter
- Dual 4" copper spun IMG woofers
- Wood-grain vinyl cabinet
- 9.1" H x 16" W x 5.4" D
- Spec sheet and manual available to download
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The RC-42 II is a center-channel speaker designed to handle the dialogue and a large share of the soundtrack in a home theater setup. It is built to deliver clear speech and accurate placement of on-screen sound.
The high frequencies come from a 1-inch aluminum tweeter on a Linear Travel Suspension, loaded into a horn. Two 4-inch copper spun IMG woofers cover the midrange and bass and are described as high-output drivers. The cabinet is finished in a wood-grain vinyl and measures 9.1 inches high, 16 inches wide and 5.4 inches deep, a shape intended to sit with a screen or display.
A spec sheet and a product manual are available as downloads from the product page. A California Proposition 65 warning about cancer and reproductive harm applies to the product.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Klipsch
- Model
- RC-42 II
- Category
- Hi-fi and home audio › Speakers
Audio
- Speaker type
- Center channel
- Series
- Reference II
- Tweeter
- 1" aluminum Linear Travel Suspension horn-loaded tweeter
- Tweeter count
- 1
- Woofers
- Dual 4" copper spun high-output IMG woofers
- Woofer count
- 2
- Tweeter loading
- Horn-loaded
- Woofer cone material
- Copper spun IMG
Physical
- Height
- 9.1"
- Width
- 16"
- Depth
- 5.4"
- Dimensions (H x W x D)
- 9.1" H x 16" W x 5.4" D
- Cabinet finish
- Wood-grain vinyl
Documents
- Spec sheet
- Available to download
- Product manual
- Available to download
- Warning
- Cancer and Reproductive Harm (Prop 65)