About the Klipsch R-1650-C
Get great sound throughout your home without sacrificing an inch of floor space. The Klipsch® R-1650-C sports a 6-1/2" polypropylene woofer for impressive mids and bass, plus a 1" dome tweeter for smooth highs. Use them as surround sound speakers in an all-Klipsch home theatre, or install them in pairs for stereo listening with your multi-room audio system. You can paint the grille to blend seamlessly into any room's décor.
An optional in-ceiling bracket is recommended for installing the R-1650-C in new construction.
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Product Highlights:
- 1" dome tweeter
- 6-1/2" polypropylene woofer
- power handling: up to 35 watts RMS (140 watts peak)
- frequency response 57-20,000 Hz (±3dB)
- sensitivity 91 dB
- 8-ohm impedance
- paintable grille
- moisture-resistant design — great for bathrooms or kitchens
- cutout dimensions: 8-3/16" diameter
- mounting depth: 3-15/16"
- limited lifetime warranty
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- MFR # 1007209
What's in the box:
Klipsch R-1650-C owner's manual
- Round in-ceiling speaker
- White metal mesh grille
- Plastic paint mask
- Cardboard template
- Plastic paint shield
- Owner's Manual (Eng/Fre/Spa/Ger/Ita/Por/Chi/Jap)
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Features & specs
| Features | ||
|---|---|---|
| Quantity in Package | Single | |
| Tweeter | Soft-Dome | |
| Aimable Tweeter | No | |
| Woofer Composition | Poly | |
| Woofer Surround | Rubber | |
| Connector Type | Spring clip | |
| Bi-Amp Inputs | No | |
| Built-in Back-box | No | |
| Moisture Resistance | ||
| Indoor (Moisture-resistant) | Yes | |
| Outdoor (Partial Exposure) | No | |
| Outdoor (Full Exposure) | No | |
| Specs | ||
| Tweeter Size | 1 | |
| Midrange Size | N/A | |
| Speaker Shape | Round | |
| Woofer Size | 6.5 | |
| Cutout Width | 8.1875 | |
| Cutout Height | 8.1875 | |
| Mounting Depth | 3.9375 | |
| Power Range (Watts) | up to 35 | |
| Sensitivity | 91 dB | |
| Impedance (Ohms) | 8 | |
| Frequency Response | 57-20kHz | |
| Parts Warranty | Ltd. Lifetime | |
| Labor Warranty | Ltd. Lifetime | |
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Features
Two-Way Design: The Klipsch R-1650-C in-ceiling speaker employs a 6.5" polymer-cone woofer and a large motor structure for high sensitivity. A coaxially mounted 1" polymer-dome tweeter distributes smooth, clear highs over a wide area. The Klipsch R-1650-C in-ceiling speaker brings dynamic acoustic performance to both home and commercial environments.
Basket/Frame: The R-1650-C has a sturdy ABS basket and frame. The frame can be painted to match any decor (a clear paint mask is supplied to protect the drivers from overspray). The aluminum mesh grille is also paintable.
Spring-Clip Terminals: The Klipsch R-1650-C in-ceiling speaker features two spring-clip terminals which will accept either bare speaker wire or pin-connectors. The spring-clip speaker terminals are color-coded (red/black) for easy identification between positive and negative.
Power Specifications Note: The manufacturer has specified the maximum power handling of this speaker as 35 watts RMS (140 W Peak). Klipsch has also published a recommended amplifier power specification as 70 watts.
Mounting Options
Installation: The speaker requires a cutout diameter of 8.1875" and a mounting depth of 3.9375". The speaker should be installed in drywall at least 3/8" thick. It can also be installed in a drop ceiling (2' x 2' or 2' x 4' ceiling tiles only). In both cases, to maximize the acoustic performance of the in-ceiling speakers, Klipsch recommends you replace the original mounting panel with 1/2" or 3/4" plywood or MDF. A cardboard template is included to assist you in making the cutout.
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These speakers were great to add Dolby Atmos to my home theatre. Installation was easy. Beware that if you have blown insulation there are some good tricks on YouTube on how not to make a mess. I did not view these until after and wow a lot of insulation came down. Totally happy with the sound.
Che from Moxee, WA