The RW-8's 8-inch woofer features a copper-colored Klipsch Cerametallic cone, made of anodized aluminum. The anodizing process converts its inner and outer surface to ceramic. The result is a rigid, well-dampened cone that will not flex or resonate. An uncommonly large motor structure and high-temperature, long-excursion voice coil--enabling it to deliver rich, dynamic bass down to 30Hz--ensure efficient, reliable operation and, in combination with the mechanical characteristics of the cones, remarkably low distortion.

It is powered by a high-efficiency amplifier, capable of 270 watts dynamic power output. The RW-8's low-pass crossover has a steep 24dB/octave slope and is outfitted with continuously variable frequency and phase controls, facilitating smooth integration with the main speakers. Input is two-channel (blended to mono in the crossover) via linelevel RCA jacks or speaker-level binding posts.

The RSX-3 and RCX-3 are both two-way, magnetically shielded speakers that employ 3.5-inch aluminum woofers and 0.75-inch titanium-dome compression drivers coupled to Klipsch's new round MicroTractrix Horns for maximum clarity and efficiency. These loudspeakers also feature high-quality network components and top-of-the-line internal wiring. The woofers are long-throw units driven by powerful ceramic magnetic motor structures. The Cerametallic cones are lightweight with excellent rigidity, which dramatically reduces any resonance.

Both the RSX-3 and RCX-3 have integrated pedestal stands with ball joints that allow them to be adjusted in almost any direction by using the provided allen wrench. Keyholes are provided on the underside of the stand base for nohassle wall mounting. Grilles magnetically snap into place over the front baffles, while sturdy five-way binding posts ensure secure connection to any type of cable.

What's in the Box
The Klipsch Cinema 6 (Black) home theater system contains four RSX-3 satellites, one RCX-3 center channel, and one RW-8 powered subwoofer.