Klipsch Black Reference Theater Pack 5.1 Surround Sound System

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Ideal for movies, music, and gaming, Dolby Atmos brings sound to life from all directions, including overhead, to fill the room with astonishing clarity, detail and depth. The dual port design provides improved cabinet tuning and low frequency response for impactful bass performance from every single component of the Reference Cinema System. Klipsch's signature comes, in part, from their horn-loaded tweeter design. Flared openings in the speaker cabinets project sound waves toward your listening area, boosting dynamics and efficiency. For years, 5.1 surround sound was the standard. But larger theater rooms have called for something that creates the same immersive experience you get in smaller rooms, leading to 7.1.

Good sound is about more than the size and number of speakers. Some speakers are simply better than others at delivering rich bass lows and sharp, realistic highs. You can usually count on known technology like Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby True HD or DTS-HD Master Audio. Measuring a surround sound system’s sound can be complicated. Look for a surround system that mentions Dolby Digital 5.1 or Dolby Digital Plus, both of which can be counted on for top-quality performance. You’re looking for a system that not only provides impressive, true-to-life sound, but also can hold its quality even at the highest volumes. Injection Molded Graphite (IMG) woofers are exceptionally light and extremely rigid - providing remarkable low frequency response, with minimal cone breakup or distortion. You shouldn't have trouble installing these speakers. Either place them on handy AV furniture, or wall-mount if you're feeling flash, and find a spot for the sub, which is light enough to make moving it about in search of its optimum position painless. With it sat against my front wall, and a slim-line Marantz NR1710 AV receiver on processing and power duty (with a 100Hz rather than 80Hz crossover, as the satellites are rated down to around 110Hz), I was up and running. Due to the UK leaving the EU, some of our delivery partners have changed the way we ship to international and offshore destinations. This means that for the time being we are unable to ship items to these locations.The traditional two-speaker system is 2.0, which is two channels, two speakers. A subwoofer bumps that up to 2.1. All five Reference satellite speakers in this system use a Tractrix® horn design for a wide sweet spot and precise spatial imaging. High-quality copper woofers

Before you start shopping, determine where you’ll be placing the speakers. If you’re dealing with a small, closed-off living room or family room, you may find a larger system will overwhelm the area. However, a system designed for smaller rooms won’t be sufficient for a large home theater or a room with high ceilings in an open-concept home. A: Yes, the speakers will work. But, keep in mind the RP-Hub1 HD Control Center is not the newest transmission technology on the market and not all features may be compatible. Midbass, meanwhile, is handled by copper-coloured Injection Molded Graphite (IMG) drivers, giving these speakers the same two-tone aesthetic as the rest of the Reference lineup. Two are used in the centre channel cabinet; across the board all are 3.5in units, a bit of a step down from the 8in versions in the brand's RP-8000F tower speaker. The Klipsch Reference Cinema System 5.0.4 with Dolby Atmos combines Reference Series acoustics with Dolby Atmos technology to deliver an immersive, multidimensional experience you won’t find anywhere else.A Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) tweeter minimizes distortion for enhanced, detailed performance. LTS tweeters have been a hallmark of our Reference series product lines, making it a core component of some of the best speakers in the world. Whether you’re sitting down for movie night or spending an afternoon gaming, a good surround sound system makes all the difference. But unless you’re an audiophile, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed with all the talk about wattage and subwoofers and bass response. One thing you may need to truly enjoy movie night is a good sound system. Like flat-screen TVs, surround sound systems have dropped in price over the years, making them accessible to more consumers. For best results, invest in a speaker set boasting 5.1 surround sound, which will give you everything you need to create the true movie theater experience at home.

This tweeter is combined with 5.25 inch low-mid drivers with copper-coated diaphragms and a lightweight but extremely sturdy graphite-coated aluminium basket manufactured by injection moulding, at least for the speakers for the front and rear channels. The centre speaker uses two 4-inch low-mid drivers of the same design, so that a particularly flat construction is achieved. This allows the centre speaker to be placed very flexibly directly under the TV or even the screen, for example in an AV cabinet. The sound systems of today are not the sound systems your parents had,” says technology and parenting blogger Molly Thornberg. “From watching a movie with theatre-quality surround sound to creating a unique atmosphere in your home by playing music in every room, choosing an in-home sound system requires considering many things.” With a new and redesigned Tactrix horn and copper-clad TCP polymer drivers, the Klipsch R-600F delivers intense, and immersive sound quality, proving the perfect choice for those after an amazing home theatre setup. But there’s another reason movie night has become a staple of many households: home theaters. Once considered a plaything of the wealthiest consumers, home theaters are now far more accessible to everyone. Large LCD screens are more affordable than ever, pushing them into the mainstream. You don’t even have to dedicate a room of your home to your theater. You can set it up in the living room or den where your family regularly watches TV.Apart from some setup quirks -- something the Klipsch has in common with its Focal Sib Evo competitor -- the Klipsch Reference Cinema System 5.1.4 with Dolby Atmos is a wholly enjoyable speaker set. It's dynamic with movies and can sound great with music, too. Something else to consider when buying an in-home sound system is the system’s capabilities for expanding its speakers or zones in the future,” Thornberg advises.

Injection Molded Graphite (IMG) woofers are exceptionally light and extremely rigid – providing remarkable low frequency response, with minimal cone breakup or distortion. A: Plug the Axiim LINK into your device via the USB port. Then, simply turn both devices on. The pairing will detect the wireless transmission automatically. After that, a succession of tunes flew by: Grand Salvo's Field of Flowers was dynamic and intimate; Beta Band's Life was impressively deep; and Okkervil River's For Real sounded punchy and fun. Eventually, I had to leave, but I wanted to stay and listen more. Should you buy it?The specific setup you’ll need relies heavily on the room where you’ll be installing your home theater. The term “5.1 surround sound” refers to the number of channels your audio delivers, but it isn’t the only option. The technology breaks down like this: The Klipsch R-50C delivers a captivating concert and film experience. With its new and redesigned larger Tractrix horn and copper-clad TCP polymer drivers, the R-50C dramatically upgrades your home entertainment. Aluminum tweeters with Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) minimize distortion for enhanced, detailed sound and have long been a hallmark of our Reference Series product lines.