These are the Klipsch Towers

Klipsch is the oldest hi-fi name in the speaker business. Paul Klipsch built his first speaker in 1938, and has been a maverick of speaker design till his death in 2004. That first speaker was used a horn loaded design, and the most famous speaker is the Klipschorn, still in production fifty years later.
Today, all Klipsch speaker still utilize horn designs. The high frequency speaker, the tweeter, is coupled to the room with a horn. This increases the efficiency, or how much sound you for the same power. The horn spreads the sounds into the room more evenly.
The Klipsch RF-52 floor standing tower speaker represents one of the best values in the Klipsch lineup. At $650 a pair, this speaker produces excellent detailed high frequency response, very natural voice reproduction and solid, deep and quick bass response.
A titanium tweeter is lightweight and quick. It is coupled to the Klipsch Tractrix® horn for smooth even dispersion into the room. Klipsch has combined ceramic materials and aluminum and calls their woofer cones Cerametallic™ because they combine both materials. These cones are rigid, yet lightweight to allow fast response. The result it quick, tight fast bass.

Move up to the RF62 and you have an $850 floor standing speaker, but now Klipsch uses two 6 1/2 inch Cerametallic woofers. You get deeper bass, higher efficiency, and higher power handling ability.

The RF82 at $1100 pair uses the same woofers and titanium tweeter, but now the woofers are 8inch models.

RF63 and RF83 each use 3 woofers instead of two. The RF63 has three 6 1/2 inch woofers. The RF83 has three 8 inch woofers. With as much air moving power as the RF83 offers, you can hear lots of sound, with the speakes pushing very little air, for very small amounts of distortion, and huge real theater like sound levels without a subwoofer.

Remember, Klipsch has become a major supplier to mega cinema theaters throughout the country and the world. The same high efficency design with huge magnets and high power and high power handling ability that is required in the best motion picture theaters is key to the design of Klipsch speakers for the home.

Before you deside on the tiny speaker mounted on the wall, sit down and listen to a block buster movie on this very affordable Klipsch and Denon system. Then listen to music. There is something, "live" about the sound Klipsch can create, and isn't that what home theater is really for... creating that live, you are there sound.5