Klipsch Reference Next-Generation R-800F Floorstanding Speaker drops to $374.99

Down $224.01 from the usual price. The 90-degree Tractrix horn loaded into the Klipsch R-800F delivers cleaner high-frequency directivity than anything in this price bracket. The Klipsch Reference Next-Generation R-800F Horn-Loaded Floorstanding Speaker drops to $374.99 - save $224.01. That 37% cut puts it well below its $532.67 30-day average and a full $179.23 under what most buyers paid last month.

THE DEAL

Klipsch Reference Next-Generation R-800F Horn-Loaded Floorstanding Speaker

$374.99 (was $599) - Save $224.01 (37% off)

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Get This Price

This price beats the 90-day average of $554.22 by a wide margin and sits just $75 above the all-time low of $299. For just $374.99, down from its list price of $599, you are getting genuine horn-loaded tower speakers with dual 8-inch woofers. At this level, most competitors are using basic ported designs without the waveguide engineering Klipsch has been refining for decades.

What You're Getting

The R-800F packs an all-new 90 x 90-degree Tractrix horn that widens the outer dimensions for better directivity control across more frequencies. That means clearer highs and a soundstage that actually places instruments in space rather than smearing them together.

Key specs:

- 1-inch Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) aluminum tweeter with Kapton suspension minimizes distortion and improves detail

- Dual 8-inch Spun-Copper Thermoformed Crystalline Polymer (TCP) woofers borrowed from the Reference Premiere series for smoother response

- Rear Tractrix port matched to the cabinet for low-distortion bass even at low frequencies

- Edge-to-edge horn, hidden fasteners, and low-profile magnetic grilles for a clean look

Who This Is For

Best for: home theater builders who want tower speakers with real waveguide engineering instead of basic box speakers. The 8-inch woofers and horn-loaded tweeter make these a strong fit for medium-to-large rooms where you need both volume and clarity without a subwoofer running all the time.

The Caveat

These are passive speakers, so you will need an amplifier or AV receiver to drive them. Klipsch rates them at 8 ohms with 96dB sensitivity, meaning most midrange receivers will drive them fine, but a budget amp may struggle if you plan to push high volumes in a large space.

Final Verdict

The R-800F at $374.99 undercuts its 30-day average by nearly $158 and delivers horn-loaded performance that typically costs twice as much. If you need floorstanding speakers for a dedicated home theater or stereo setup. This is the price to lock in.