star arrow-up arrow-left arrow-right close arrow-down search check-mark plus minus avatar calendar delete edit phone spinner8 This product is no longer available. Current stock: 0 Buy / Sell / Trade / Consign - The Music Room is the Nation's premier seller of carefully selected, pre-owned audio equipment. We have daily phone support at 720-33-MUSIC, and we are always paying cash for quality used gear. Trade offers are carefully considered. Contact us to find out how easy it can be to get a quick, fair, cash price for your gently used gear. Click to get a quote for your gear now. Logistics is our specialty... we can facilitate packaging & shipping from anywhere in the country. Offered today by The Music Room: One Klipsch KG-2.5 Bookshelf Speakers in Factory Box. This pair of speakers is coming from the original owner in outstanding condition. It has spent most of its life stored in the original factory packaging… could easily be mistaken for brand new. Functional Notes: Operational condition of this item is excellent… fully tested and no issues found. Sound quality and performance are outstanding. Every item we offer for sale undergoes a thorough listening session and review of all functions. Buy with confidence. Included with this sale: Speakers, factory packaging. Shipping: Cost to ship this item within the Contiguous United States is a flat rate of $27 - including packaging and insurance. For other locations, please request a quote prior to purchase. Cosmetic condition rating is 9/10 - Exceptional. Please view all of our high-resolution photos for full details of the cosmetic condition as well as exactly what is included. If something is not clear, please inquire with us prior to purchase. I have a chance to get a pair of the KG 2.5s for $40. Cabs need a bit of work but drivers all good, Is this a good deal? Thanks Tom Link to commentShare on other sites
Not the greatest speaker Klipsch made, but $40? Yes! Link to commentShare on other sites
The KG 2.5 are great speakers for what they are... a smaller bookshelf speaker. With dual 6.5" woofers they have very good bass for their size & as all the speakers in the KG line, they sound very good. Granted they aren't heritage & wont sound as good as the bigger more expensive models but, for $40 you can't go wrong. They usually sell for about $125-$150/pr. Link to commentShare on other sites
6 hours ago, EpicKlipschFan said: The KG 2.5 are great speakers for what they are... a smaller bookshelf speaker. With dual 6.5" woofers they have very good bass for their size & as all the speakers in the KG line, they sound very good. Granted they aren't heritage & wont sound as good as the bigger more expensive models but, for $40 you can't go wrong. They usually sell for about $125-$150/pr. Great imaging for bookshelves, dynamic, very accurate - especially good for reproducing "unplugged" string instruments. Weakness: Needs a subwoofer for deep/loud low-end reproduction. In looking for my first set of "real" speakers, I listened to several competitors - Bose, Infinity, Polk, Paradigm, etc... and immediately fell in love with these. These little speakers are great for either stereo or home theater applications. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a great value on front speakers. Almost six years after purchasing them, I still haven't found any other speakers that I feel are worth spending money on to "upgrade" to... but I'm going to look at the new Klipsch stuff today... OVERALL RATING 4 VALUE RATING 5 [Mar 12, 2001] Sean Audiophile The tweeter sounds so lifelike it sometimes amazes me. I have hooked them up to large power amps (200wpc) as well as small amps (50wpc)and no matter what they sound great. They produce good bass, but I prefer to run them with a powered sub to pick up where the klipsch leave off,which is pretty low for a speaker this size.No matter what I play (from KenMO to Metallica) they sound accurate. I would highly recommend these to anyone on a tight budget or just looking for a great bookshelf speaker.Also my wife will not let me part with these speakers, she loves them too. Our speakers have a light oak wood laminate finish and are in perfect condition. Well I hope this helps you in your search. Similar Products Used: Polk-RT7,Boston-HD5&7s,B&W-DM302 OVERALL RATING 5 VALUE RATING 5 [Jul 25, 2000] Paul Burke Audio Enthusiast Weakness: won't hit the deepest bass notes properly I've had these speakers for five years now, and I couldn't be happier for the money I spent - $400 for the pair, new. They sounded wonderful on bookshelves for a few years, and even better on stands now. They've been great in several different rooms and with two different Yamaha receivers. I listen to mostly music, but they've done great with my DVD player for the last 14 months as well. If you like huge bass, you may be disappointed with these speakers, but what do you expect out of bookshelves? They play everything from metal to hip hop to classical flawlessly, but need a subwoofer if you want to shake the room. I love these speakers. |
