Matching Klipsch Reference and Reference Premiere??

These comments are goofy. Timbre matching is ideal, but as long as your LCR match, you're good. The other speakers just aren't used enough for you to even tell the difference.

@aseaman007 

I'm not sure what you read.  I didn't say anything about "aligning" speakers.

His question was about if it would be a bad idea to mix different lines of speakers, not what the differences are.  They're all in the Klipsch family and it shouldn't be an issue.  FWIW, I have a Klipsch center speaker and surrounds and Harbeths and KEFs for my mains and mixing the different brands hasn't caused one second of distress for me.

@big_greg I am in agreement with you on this point of aligning your speakers to get the center image.

His question was what is the difference in the Reference line v Premier Reference line thats what I thought anyway. 

Thxs Keep rocking.

Don't believe everything you read. Since you have the speakers, why don't you just try it and decide for yourself? 

@jpidrovo

I've had Klipsch speakers for about 15+ yrs now the main difference is the woofers the reference woofers are made up of plastic mixed with something else. 

The premiers woofers are alumium covered with ceramic coating, maybe also different cross over Im not sure.

As roberjerman said if you dial in placement correct you wont need a center I do have one for movies only not 2 channel listening. Hope this helps. 

             Keeping Rocking 🎶

There is NO need for a center speaker! A properly placed L and R speaker pair will provide ALL the center fill needed! Reference: Alan Blumlein - the inventor of stereo!

Sell the RP440C and use only the other four speakers. I have never liked the sound of a center speaker! I find it ruins the stereo imaging effect. Just another way for the speaker companies to sell more products!