Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 THX Certified Speakers

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Bluetooth® technology allows for completely wireless streaming from any Bluetooth enabled computer, smart phone, tablet, or device. Listen to and control all your favorite music from anywhere in the room. The two-way satellites’ 3″ midbass drivers blend perfectly with the Promedia 2.1’s solid, 6.5″ subwoofer for full bandwidth bass response. With a separate subwoofer volume control, you can adjust for the best bass for what you’re listening to. 3.PERFORMANCE THAT CREATES FLEXIBILITY

The patented MicroTractrix horns infused into the satellites ensure the highest levels of clarity. Moreover, the high-end engineering and design offered in the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 are unparalleled. Satellites: 18 watts/channel continuous @ <0.2% THD, 1kHz; 26 watts/channel short-term power @ <5% THD, 1kHz The ported subwoofer has optimal power to give it that “oomph” factor. This way, you can feel every bass and beat drop of the music.

The build quality and sound are far above Logitech. All you have to do is run a frequency test on the Logitech and the Klipsch. The results of the Klipsch are far more proof than a Brand loyalty option. You won’t be disappointed in these. ProMedia 2.1 Review 2 Connectivity is simple with this system. You can hook it up to your laptop through the two2.5mm inputs, one of which is female and the other male. If you want to be able to connect through RCA, then it’s possible to buy an adaptor that will give you the option. There’s also a 3.5mm input on the front of one of the satellite speakers that you can use for your headphones. It’s important to note that you’ll need some lithium-ion batteries to operate this system. Value for Money

The sound easily fills a 15’x25’ room, and then some. It’s just amazing what this little system can do. Not just loud, but rich and full sound. Nevertheless, if you want to party without any distortion, even at noise-complaint levels of loudness, then we still have to recommend the Logitech Z623. Conclusion On the other hand, the surround sound feature will bring life into the movies via low frequencies. Increasing the base will not defect the clarity of the music. Instead, it will make it more enjoyable. While there are speakers out there that would technically qualify for this certificate, the fact that Logitech and Klipsch went the extra mile to ensure that both of these 2.1 stereo speakers are up to the highest standards is nothing, if not encouraging.

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The usual belief would suggest that if you want to make a big sound, you should choose the Z623. Although this remains accurate, we must highlight that the ProMedia 2.1 does have the unique Micro Tractrix horns, which are highly efficient in power. The style resembles a simple speaker design with high-end materials. The Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 is not flashy and neither super stylish. It comes with a toned-down style and a compact design. Overall, both the Logitech Z623 and the ProMedia 2.1 feature a tight and precise bass that has some genuine texture to it, instead of just a loud rumbling. The bass on the ProMedia 2.1 is slightly tighter and can go all the way down to 31 Hz as opposed to the Z623’s 35 Hz, but these are only minor differences.

The GMX A-2.1 works well for everything from music and movies to games, but the sound isn’t quite as pure as the excellent Logitech Z3s. Don’t get me wrong, the Klipsch speakers are far more powerful, but it’s this thumping power that makes music sound and ambient movie effects sound a little less clear. Of course this depends on what sort of sound you want from your speakers, and if wall shaking, pumping base is what you’re about, this Klipsch set should suit you well. Granted, 2.1 speakers can only get the lowest form of the certificate, which isn’t surprising considering the fact that filmmakers have the full surround sound experience in mind when filming. But this still means that these two pairs of speakers will be great not only for PC use but also as part of a small home theatre. ConvenienceThree amplifier channels are hidden in the massive, but not too chunky woofer. One of them is ready for the bass and two for the passive satellites. If you don’t have space for the subwoofer, Bose Companion 2 Series III have even better mid and treble performance, but nowhere near as much bass as the ProMedia 2.1. Plus they cost more. LEGENDARY SOUND EXPERIENCE FROM KLIPSCH - This 2.1 multimedia desktop computer speaker monitors will fill the room with incredible sound for gaming, movies, or music Most notably, the high treble sounds much fuller on the Klipsch, thanks in no small part to the separate tweeter. The mids are also a bit richer sounding, making them a better fit for movies and music than the Z623.