Klipsch Cinema 400Soundbar Review Tested usingMethodology v1.1 ReviewedFeb 18, 2021 at 09:44 am Latest change: Writing modifiedApr 06, 2023 at 12:17 pm ByJake Thauvette,Becca Fischer, andYannick Khong 6.9 Mixed Usage 7.8 Dialogue/TV Shows ...
Klipsch intends The Fives as a soundbar alternative for folks who enjoy the easy plug-and-play nature of soundbars, but crave better stereo sound. Because The Fives divide their left and right channels into physically separate speakers, you have complete freedom to spread The Fives to the sid...
Oddly, Klipsch Transport technology isn’t built into either of the Core soundbars. It needs an accessory dongle that ships with both the Flexus Sub and Flexus Surr. The dongle is snapped into the back of the Core soundbars, and you only need one to manage all of the Flexus accessories...
we were surprised to see such a robust system selling for under $400. We spoke with a Klipsch rep at CEDIA Expo last month and he confirmed that the Klipsch Cinema Series 5.1.4 system is now on closeout. This means Klipsch lowered the wholesale price ...
Bookshelf speakers offer superior audio quality and a wider soundstage compared to soundbars. They require a separate amplifier or receiver but can be customized and upgraded for optimal performance. Soundbars are more compact and convenient, often with built-in features like Bluetooth and voice co...
The Klipsch Flexus Core 300 is the first soundbar with Dirac Live Marshall has updated its two most portable Bluetooth speakers with bigger batteries and Auracast functionality, which makes it easier to share audio between multiple speakers. The Marshall Emberton III ($170) and Willen II ($120...