Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 THX Certified Speakers

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You then connect the wired 3.5 mm input cable to your computer’s headphone output. There’s another 3.5 mm input on the side. But if your audio source doesn’t have a way to output sound through a 3.5 mm port (or through an adapter to 3.5 mm), the ProMedia 2.1 isn’t for you. First up is the Logitech Z623. Of the two speakers, this is the one that will cater more to gamers because it has a very three-dimensional sound. The Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 offers a legendary sound experience with its high-performing sound system. To reiterate, both the Logitech Z623 and the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 are excellent pairs of affordable 2.1 stereo speakers that are THX-certified, no less. As far as sound quality is concerned, you won’t miss out on anything by opting for either of these two elderly models.

This feature in the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 software allows perfect control of the sound dispersion. Therefore, offering good quality listening experience. Easy Setup And Control The highs are very clear and distinct. The mid-range is a little more than I care for when playing them the flat frequency, but that is what the EQ is for and corrects nicely for anyone’s preference. You can use this control to adjust the surround sound system’s decibels that go up to 110 dB. Audio Quality When it comes to computer speakers with a subwoofer, Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX are hard to beat. With excellent all-around sound — and particularly impressive bass —music, movies, podcasts and even video calls sound great. The subwoofer, which makes the robust bass possible, could be a problem if you don’t have a lot of space. And you need to have a way to connect to the speakers via a 3.5 mm cable. The compact satellites were showing absolutely not harshness in the treble region, but paid acoustic reference to their horn tweeters. The sound was homogeneous and as if was coming from a single source, giving retro lovers some sort of full-range driver feeling. Yes, you can’t deny a certain tendency to retro sound in the set, as they were rather stingy with shiny treble and airiness. Lots of room, lots of soundA Night mode can also be activated on the remote, but instead of an intelligent limiter, it completely deactivates the subwoofer and diminuishes the satellites to the frequency range of tiny desk monitors. i had the older ProMedia 2.1s, which are 10w x2 + 80w subwoofer. That was a great little system, with plenty of boom. It supplied those sub-hass frequencies most 2.0 systems simply can't. The build quality of those speakers was superb. The sound quality was pretty great too considering the size of the speakers. The biggest issue with those was that the bass could overwhelm the mids and treble quite easily. There was also a bit of static when adjusting the volume. Unfortunately, I blew the subwoofer while testing out a new DAC, by using the input which also serves as a preamp. whoops. The main reason for the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1’s high-performance is the minimalized special distortion. Therefore, it can turn your room into a home theater within seconds. The easy plug-and-play setup design ensures flexible usage of the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1. The 3.5 mm input offers perfect volume and base. Furthermore, the control knobs are easy to maneuver and gives you easy access to volume and base control. Pros

I’ve used the system with all three, and it delivers beautifully, with classic Klipsch characteristics. Bright highs. The midrange steps forward nicely, and that subwoofer could get you divorced: it’ll give you all the thunder you can handle. The patented design and audio enhancing qualities of this speaker and bass combo are worth a try! The Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 will turn your room into a mini home theater. A few years ago, the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 was just compatible with the desktop. It received this performance upgrade after high demand from customers. This audio entertainment system is a THX-certified three-piece audio center. The speaker uses an amplifier made from innovative hybrid digital capabilities. It makes the speaker have high output and inputs.

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PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS - Compatible with your favorite devices, from your TV and computer to your music player and gaming consoles Therefore, here are selling points that make Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 the best in the market. THX Certification The Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 satellites are smaller as compared to other speakers. The two-way satellites have 3-inch midrange drivers that blend with the 6.5-inch side-firing and the PEI dome tweeter. It helps with developing the perfect game sense or experiencing a movie to its fullest. 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 You might be thinking: ‘Wait a minute! These are wired PC speakers, aren’t they? The THX certification is great and all that, but am I honestly ever going to go through the trouble of plugging these out of the computer and messing with all the cables only to install them on the TV for a single movie night?’

Just don’t lose sight of what you need a pair of 2.1 speakers for when making your decision, and you’ll be fine. Volume The mounted nature of the satellites makes them ideal for on-table storage. In contrast, the subwoofer is comparatively larger and should be placed underneath your table. Performance PERFORMANCE FLEXIBILITY - With its plug and play setup and convenient 3.5 mm input, the ProMedia Heritage desktop computer speaker monitors offer an easy-to-use control pod with Main Volume and Subwoofer Gain ControlThe best-in-class 8” subwoofer with 100W amplifier means the deep, cinematic bass. The subwoofer includes a rear-firing tube port for an immersive sound experience you can actually feel.

One important thing to consider: this is a system designed for computer use, so the quality of your computer’s sound card may affect the quality of the sound coming out of the Klipsch speakers. 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. To counteract the problem of portability that we have just mentioned, the Logitech Z623 can have up to three devices plugged into it at all times, so you could keep your PC, console, and TV plugged in simultaneously and then just switch between platforms on the fly as you see fit. The THX certification is well-deserved as it fills up the room with incredible quality audio. Moreover, the innovative technology used in the production provides amazing clarity for your ears.

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The high-quality sound experience claim by Klipsch is reflected in this three-piece setup design. The Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 delivers what it claims to offer. Patented MicroTractrix Horn Technology The ProMedia Heritage 2.1 system features 1” polymer compression drivers on Tractrix® horns, a proprietary technology that has been the driving force behind the stunningly precise Klipsch acoustics. Each speaker also features a 3” long throw woofer for dynamic, musical midrange. 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 satellites look like a scaled-down model of the legendary Heresy, especially the metal mesh on its grill is so much 1950s, it puts a smile on the face of any vintage lover. Of course, there is no real wood veneer at this pricepoint, but the vinyl looks pretty credible and robust. Minimalist options Now granted, the ProMedia 2.1 wasn’t made for gaming, thus, it doesn’t feature as three-dimensional a sound as the Z623, so it isn’t an outright winner here.