Klipsch R-620F Floorstanding Speaker With Tractrix Horn Technology | L

Good speakers, but the screws that attach the feet are junk. Two screws broke off while I was screwing them in, and I still had a quarter inch to go (so it’s impossible that I was overtightening them). One broke flush with the speaker bottom, so I had to relocate the foot in a few inches from the edge and drill new holes and use my own screws. The relocation doesn't look right, but there was no other choice. All because Klipsch didn't spend a few cents more for stronger screws. Makes me wonder what internal components they might have skimped on too. I lost faith, probably won't buy Klipsch again.

I saw a few reviews complaining about the speak feet, at first I was not too worried when I saw the pieces. They appeared fine to me, plastic foot is not an issue. But when I started to attach them to the speaker bodies, I realized there were a few flaws that really should not happen to a reputable product.First, there is no correct instructions on how to install those pieces, the manual that comes with the speaker is for some other type. There is a separate small piece of paper showing a tiny sketch that missed an important detail, as explained in the next point.Secondly, the two pieces of the stand look exactly the same except that they have different spaces of two tiny pop-ups that need to go to the pre-drilled holes. If you don't pay attention and swap them, ... MoreI saw a few reviews complaining about the speak feet, at first I was not too worried when I saw the pieces. They appeared fine to me, plastic foot is not an issue. But when I started to attach them to the speaker bodies, I realized there were a few flaws that really should not happen to a reputable product.First, there is no correct instructions on how to install those pieces, the manual that comes with the speaker is for some other type. There is a separate small piece of paper showing a tiny sketch that missed an important detail, as explained in the next point.Secondly, the two pieces of the stand look exactly the same except that they have different spaces of two tiny pop-ups that need to go to the pre-drilled holes. If you don't pay attention and swap them, it will still attach to the speaker body but won't fit closely. I don't see any reason to intentionally create such distinctions, and if it does, it should be stated in the instruction clearly.And the last is the worst part. Some reviewers said the screws are weak, I think the problem is the screw is too long, so it becomes hard to screw into the body deep enough to hold the piece snug, so when I hand tightened the screw, before it completely drives in to hold the feet tight, it broke.These engineering and design flaws are more common from an amateur manufacture.No review on the sound quality since I am still waiting for the word on how to replace the broken speaker so could not hook up the speaker and listen to it.

Good quality sounding speakers to me. However when I was installing the foot pads the screw broke before the pad was tight to the bottom of the cabinet. I used a screw driver and stopped when the tension got tight. The pad was loose, like a 1/4" loose. I slowly tightened the screw two turns at a time. The screw broke before the pad was secured to the cabinet. There is no way to get the screw out without damaging the mdf. So I have one speaker with one screw in a loose front foot pad. All pads are loose on both speakers so I wouldn't break anymore screws. It works but makes moving them somewhat stressful. I believe the pre drilled hole is not deep enough. Other then that I'm happy with my purchase.