Klipsch Promedia Heritage 2.1 New and Improved
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- The new and improved klipsch promedia 2.1 from their heritage line of speakers. Quality speakers and they finally added a remote snd solved their computer speaker problems
@4:13 The Grill is actually not magnetic. I was too excited. I really wanted it to be
Did you ever try them with your TV?
Thanks,
I bought them today with your recommendation - and am not disappointed.
They sound fantastic.
Here in Denmark, the price is high, but worth the money.
Thanks for the help
How loud are they
I need some real loud speakers
@@Bushman191 Very loud - with a CLEAN sound...
Buy them, you won't regret it😊
You answered all the questions I had for the Heritage Promedia 2.1. Excellent review.
For the next iteration I would ask Klipsch for a center speaker for 3.1. I bet it would blow 99% of the sound bars into the weeds.
Now THAT would be an awesome little system I would be very interested in...
Just buy the Fives and you'll replace any sound bar. I'm actually selling my Sonos Arc to buy the Fives.
I believe in the early 2000's, Klipsch sold a Promedia 5.1 or 7.1 system. If memory servers correctly, they were colored silver.
@@0326Hambone I bought the Klipsch 5.1 speaker system in late 2000/2001 - it was all black. It was awesome. I still have it packed away in the original box. In early 2014, I heard a rattling sound coming from one of the speakers. I removed the grille and noticed the foam around the cone had ruptured. I ordered a repair kit but during my repairs, the cone was slightly off-center. If I recall, it did improve the speaker. I ended up buying Definitive Incline speakers and have used them since. When I get a chance I'll unbox the 5.1 system again to see how it sounds.
@@0326Hambonethey were black... the ones you are talking about were like a step below the promedia 5.1's. creative/cambridge audio had a 7.1 system.
i only know this because i wanted to get them. i have a speaker problem.
I saw this at costco yesterday and loved the demo they had but was wary because I came to same conclusion as you did for the previous model. Came home and found both your videos. I will be buying these and have subbed to your channel. keep it up!
Klipsch hit there high peak on cpu speakers and a powered subwoofer way back in the day, it was a 4.1 THX and it was powered on the dual 6in sub with a Bash amp which was awsome, till a year ago... an it finally just tanked out on me. But respectfully, they were old, thinkn late 90's early 2000's.. But I had changed the foam around subwoofer speaker, but man that set would shake your room with that lil sub. Wanna say it was 500 watt sub, but I kept reading 400 elsewhere. Woulda been cool to heard the specs on these new ones, I may missed it tho. Dunno why some1 like klipsch will not put a gr8 over top cpu speaker set. Seems every1 gave up on tower table cpu's. Shame...
The speaker wire problem as well as being equipped with a remote solved all my issues that I had with the original pro media 2.1. Just ordered these for a small room.
I was considering adding these to my desk setup as I used the regular Promedias 2.1 in the past and these look like a nice upgrade but two things kept me from it: it only connects to your computer via analog 3.5mm jack and I wanted a USB capable speaker to bypass the DAC on my laptop and get a cleaner look plugging the USB port at the back of my monitor, second thing is the subwoofer is ported and I wanted a sealed sub which is supposed to be better for music... I ended up going with the Audioengine A2+ with the matching S6 sealed sub instead for a bit more but they were a better match for my setup anyways in aesthetics.
I think the walnut looked really cool and have a retro vibe
I just ordered a pair. I already have a Klipsch 5.1 set from 2000/2001, but it is boxed in storage. I like the look of the Heritage line. Perfect for our dining room. Looking forward to testing it out. I will pair it with a WiiM Mini.
I never seen anyone so excited!!! Klipsch is watching your video and making the changes they should they cannot find a better ambassador. You are reason I went ahead with the purchase. Thanks for the amazing review really helped me to decide.
You night be right. They might also be reading the comments. There was a software update a few weeks ago and it solved lots of what folks were complaining about.
I have this model, several observations from the unit I got:
1. the sub doesn't "rumble" the same way a 200w 10 inch sub does
2. without the sub, the satellite speakers sound THIN, sub is needed for the body
3. once it goes to sleep, it takes quite a lot of input to wake it up. This causes it to go from silent to very loud in an instant
4. This sounds 90% identical to the original promedia 2.1, which costs around $150 less than this. Yes I have both systems.
the reg 2.1 or the thx
@@davecurry5604 i believe all their 2.1 are thx certified.
@@EddyStyl3s no not all
This is the comment I was looking for. I was curious how the subwoofer differed from the original pro media but if the 8 inch 100 watt is still unimpressive then this us a waste. I rather buy a used powered R-41 or 51 and the 12 inch sub from klipsch or other manufacturer
I have the original Promedia 4.1 THX as well which is touted as a 400w system. The sub is a dual 6.5 unit. I've been running it like the the 2.1 though opting out of the 3rd and 4th satellite speakers. I just purchased this Heritage system. Your comment is pretty spot on. I'd even say that the old dual 6.5 sub is punchier than the new 8, but also muddier. Overall the new Heritage system produces IMO higher quality more "audiophile" like sound, but is not a HUGE improvement over the old Promedia sets.
Also, updating the firmware solves a great deal of the problems in your number 3. However, it my system the channels will still intermittently shut off at very low volumes.
Thank you very much for the recommended review, I bought these a week ago, very very satisfied!
you probably have low requirements
@@MrPIEKNYPAN whats better speakers in this price range ?
@@majklknight7455 hahaha, case closed.
Man these are great exceeded my expectations. really cheap now Costco 6/1/22 through 6/30/22.
Thanks for the video. Those look awesome and will definitely be my upgrade once my standard PM 2.1's retire.
Great review ✌️
I like these speakers I bought them after watching this but will be returning them as I don't think they are any major improvements from the previous model when it comes to sound quality.
I already have the previous model without Bluetooth and the power button.
Nevertheless, they are AMAZING speakers and sub combo.
5:38 you can remove the grill if you press in and pull out.
I have the old Pro Media 4.1 THX set from the early 2000s, and just purchased this. I agree with you that it's not a huge upgrade in sound quality. The upgrade in sound quality is incremental, mainly coming from less punch but more refined bass. The main upgrade is admittedly subjective, but IMO is the aesthetics.
I appreciate the review. I have been considering these speakers and believe I will purchase based on your video. Good luck with the channel.
Your review focuses so much on the aesthetics but you only give cursory comments on the sound quality which is the most important part. Since the Heritage Promedia set is priced at almost double the original model, is there an improvement in the sound quality?
Please compare sound with the THX Promedia. The Heritage version has a bigger 1” Dhorn tweeter and 8” Sub (compared to 0.75” and 6.5”) so expecting Heritage to sound better comparatively
Hmm... I'll see if I can buy a pair and compare them. Might be a couple of weeks. I'm out of town
I have the THX one that I also got from Costco and I’m seriously considering this one for another computer / maybe the living room / bringing it outside for parties because they are a bit larger and look really nice. I’m not really an audiophile but I’ve been buying nicer stuff recently, so I’m not sure how well I’ll be able to compare them unless one is clearly way better than the other.
Thank you, will give them a listen, and hopefully replace my current Promedia with them.
ARC hdmi would be great! But not a deal-breaker!
Yes my pro media 2.1 were a great sounding to me. I loved the deep bass sound. That system just stopped working. I am guessing it was because I turned it off and on a lot and consequently blew the amp or whatever like it says in the reviews. I'm just wondering the best way to connect everything to the new speakers when I get them. I will be connecting my TV and my smartphone once in awhile. Oh I will be okay because I'm connected through Chromecast and that should be able to play RUclips music and RUclips or whatever. Oh I'm good shouldn't be any problem. I'm sure I can purchase a multi connection device if I need it though. Sorry for the long post. I'm out
I just purchased these speakers and like you could not find any info on them but I own other Klipsch speakers and know they will be great. Thanks for the video and showing us what they are all about.
Hey! Would you mind telling me your opinion on these speakers? I'm considering them, but I'm seeing a lot of negative reviews on them. I wonder if I couldn't get a better set for a bit more money.
@@ijuicedd8019 No problem.
Ive had these for few months now and have had few issues.One issue I have had is that when your source volume is low the speakers turn off as if there is no input. To fix this I turned my amp up as if it didnt matter. Adjust the volume with the remote for the speakers. The speakers themselves sound about the same as the Audioengines I had before but with a sub there is more range. The sub sound OK but is not like one of the Klipch subwoofers you might have on a bigger stereo system. I use this system on my computer as I listen to music a lot while doing other things at my computer. Im using an PS Audio Sprout for an amp that is connected to my computer. As of now Im seeing lots of these for sale on Ebay for less than you can find them for sale on any other site. But many have problems and one can never be sure if they function like new. Good luck and I hop you find something that works for you.
@@Golddragon214 Thanks a lot for taking the time to respond! And alright, then I will probably not go for these, even though they look incredibly nice. I kinda don’t want to have to run an amp either. I might consider the Klipsch R41PM and pair them with the R100SW subwoofer which I’ll buy down the line. Thanks again!
@@ijuicedd8019 They are nice looking and sound pretty good but there are better speakers out there for just a little more money.
Just saw this set of speakers selling on a local on;one app at USD$230, I bought it. Also, considering that my Creative T4’s subwoofer is already peeling. I did not get to listen to this set yet so I really hope I’ll like it. I am an audio enthusiast with decent DACs, amps/pre-amps rack and a few flagship headphones worth 5-figures so I really hope this set will do enough. Which Bluetooth version is it using? I can’t seem to find it online and seeing that this set was launched 2 years ago, I hope there’s an upgraded Bluetooth version?
@My 2 Cents. Well, the "other" speakers you are referring to before these were bad and are still bad. Now, the Klipsch 2.1's from 2000 that were made here in America for a handful of years before they were ultimately also cheapened up significantly with production moved to China were of excellent quality due to materials used only because the speakers were detachable and you had a proper Class D amplifier that resulted in phenomenal sound. they were heavy and robust as quality demanded in that type of circumstance. Around 2003 / 04, the Klipsch 5.1 Ultra's were released at $399. I in fact have 4 pairs of these. 2 for parts, and 2 that have been rebuilt with fans added. While I don't expect you to go out and seek a pair of the 5.1 Promedia's ... you should as they are breath taking. I have these new "heritage" 2.1's and they again, are not that great. However, if you are new to the 2.1's, they are better than most other PC oriented sound solutions. Again, the amp has been cheapened up and the sound quality, the power is all but gone now. I really wish you had a proper comparison between the old OLD models and these speakers. In short, the Klipsch 2.1's used to be a very excellent speaker system but over time as one might expect, they have cheapened everything up. Depending where you live, you can put up a "watch for product" search on Facebook market place for "promedia" and or "klipsch" and eventally you will find the old speakers and usually for cheap. You want the 2.1's with the serial at the bottom and detachable speaker wires. In fact, research this a bit more so you know what to look for. You are looking for the 2.1's from roughly 20 to 17 years ago, in that time frame. Seriously do this. The older speakers are somewhat rare to find, but it can be done. It would be a fun challenge for you. You will be shocked at home much better these older 2.1's are. It's a night and day difference.
no THX models would be these you are describing correct?
Is it worth buying this set, the bass plays very nicely and doesn't make any crackling sounds?
I think I might get these if they are not too expensive. My other thought is to get another altise Amply speaker for $10 per month. I hate the company, but the speaker is amazing. Good bluetooth. Speaker quality and bass really good. Thanks for posting.
Excellent presentation nice video
How would you rate this as a soundbar replacement? Does it have an auto-on/off feature? Also, do the satellites give you any mid-bass at all?
If you are interested in a soundbar replacement, check out Klipsch the Fives. They are great without a sub. You can find them for a good price now.
The Fives seem awesome. But I don't think my budget will stretch that far. 😅
@@PrezidentHughes wait till Xmas. It'll be in sale.
Haha. I'm actually in the UK. Stuff like that hardly goes on sale to the same extent it does in the USA
I hope Klipsch volume control and bass control on the subwoofer doesn't have flaws. I'm curious how the remote control works with the controls behind? If the subwoofer control or volume control behind is set to 25% and then you use your remote, does the remote control override the analog control knobs? Even if the volume/bass knob on the subwoofer says it's at 25%? I hope Klipsch doesn't have defects like how Razer Nommo Pro had defects with Bluetooth. My Bluetooth on the Razer Nommo Pro stopped working within 2 weeks of use because I was using the app to turn off and then use the analog button to turn it on. Anyways let me know and if you do testing on the remote with the controls on the back of the sub.
The knobs for bass and volume are actually digital. You can spin them around as much as you want. There's no stop to them
Hi. quick question. where is the 3.5mm earphone port for using earphone? on original promedia it is located on one of satalite speaker. I don't see any on this speaker system.
@Bangtang_Aje all the connections are in the back of the subwolfer. There's no 3.5mm jack, however. There's a rca connections, so I bought an rca to 3.5mm wire.
@MyCentsTX oh thank you for reply. Ive watched many review videos even from asian countries. They all talk about hissing noice. Is it too bad?
They're on Amazon guys lol.. Idk if somethings changed in the last year or not but they are 100% on Amazon and in stock
They sound ok. The trouble I had with these is that they would go to sleep after 30 mins unless you moved the remote. Didnt matter if you were gaming..were in a voice chat channel the speakers just stopped playing unless you wake it up. You cant override it
are you plugged into the Aux or using bluetooth?
@@hertderg12 Aux into the back of my computer
@@baronofgreymatter14 did you read about the firmware update that fixes it? Need to get a USB thumb drive and slap it in to fix it ez
Is there no audible hissing/static noises coming from your heritage speakers when playing songs at low volume? I heard its a common issue
aw man... is there no volume dial on the sats? that kinda stinks, I don't want to have to use a remote
No but you don't have proprietary cables either. Being the satalites are powered by the sub and just use regular speaker wire, it's the give and take.
Im glad it doesnt have a knob on the sats i find it unattractive i mean all u have to do is keep the remote in one spot so u can always change things on the fly
Para PC no importa mucho, por ejemplo tengo un pre amplificador y no interesa que no traiga perilla de volumen dedicado...
Hey, love ur channel! Will the bass and sound provided from these be sufficient for my livingroom? Also with playing from vinyl? I saw that they are your 3rd choice as opposed to the fives or the sixes, but they are abit pricey to me
Thank you for the video! Aloha!
Dude on the Costco website there is a picture of the sub without the grill...and it has peg holes like the speakers.
I noticed that. I'm gonna try again
Got these. They're great. Super happy with them. no buzz no issues. only negative is that they turn off if not being used for a certain period of time so everytime i come to my desk i have to turn the system back on. any workarounds?
I didn't find any, but I actually like that. I'm guessing there will be a way when they tie the app to it
@@MyCentsTX i mean honestly for the quality and price, if that/s my only hangup, I'll take it. Well worth it. Thanks again for the review.
@@radarmgmt bla bla bla. What do you say. I bought them and im very very disapointed. Lack sound, treble miss. Very moody sound without any precision.
They received a firmware update and fixed the issue, it’s on the support page.
@@DRNU20 can you help guide where that is?
SupeR! Thank you!
You can control the audio with your computer and the 2.1 will not be added to the app. Spoke with Klipsch directly.
Finally... I had the same. For me treble is missing.
But is this really ash wood oder only an ash finish? Looks like liner to me....
For someone who bought the product, do you think it can be used on a TV instead of a Soundbar? I mean the sound experience in general
It absolutely can be used for the tv. It has RCA jacks. I havent tried it, but I'm sure it would sound great
@@MyCentsTX thanks a lot man. 🙏🏻
To be able to use those speakers for your computer speakers AND your television, buy a Peavey mixer. Run your computer and T.V. into the mixer and connect the speakers to the output.
Thank you! Speaking only about sound, in your personal taste, would you take these instead of a Bose Companion 5 for your desk?
Which ones are better? These or Edifier s350db?
I would like to purchase that subwoofer separately and then use it with my Klipsch Heresy speakers. Right now Klipsch makes subwoofers but none that match their Heresy line of speakers so I think that would be a nice touch if I could add that subwoofer that you just reviewed to my Heresy speakers.
I don't understand why they don't make one. I'd love to have the Forte 4s and a Heresy sub... that would be a dream. I had the Forte 2s and loved them
@@MyCentsTX Agreed
I would also like to buy the subwoofer to match my walnut The Fives
This sub would not cut it with a bigger system.
Does the grill on the sub protect the woofer? Seems like a matter of time before I put my foot through that.
How did you connect them to your pc?
@@briansanchez6065 I used an aux cord that splits into RCA. They're really inexpensive
So did they do any of the updates that you were hoping for
Hi! Thanks for your review. I saw some reviews on these that the speakers turn off automatically after x minutes or even if it 'detects' silence. Folks say they have to constantly turn them back on. Have you experienced this?
There is an firmware update that fixes the said issue, on the Klipsch support page.
@@DRNU20 good to know! Got a link?
Very nice presentation on Klipsch new version 2.1 I have the older version with THX which later Klipsch removed that name on the other line I bought at Costco. That version line doesn't feature the THX so I have one and the other. This new version is more appealing with that classic heritage line look. I'm sure there is a bit difference in sound quality and nice with features such as a remote and moon switch to turn off sub while the other versions you have to turn down the sub volume knob. I didn't really notice a difference with the THX version and the line after that.
I've been reading up on the Promedia 2.1 bluetooth without THX certification and the article I read stated Klipsch has to fork over a lot of money for testing to get the new setup THX certified, which would raise the price of the unit. They're supposedly the same sound quality as the THX certified.
The heritage have more “mature” sound, the base is more a little more dynamic and less aggressive
I've seen the sub with the grill off so it's weird that you couldn't get it off
sry if its said in the video and i just accidentally missed it
but want to double check that these can connect not just to the PC (or more specific audio interface / or mixer)
and connect to a TV and a turn table as well.
How is the sound quality between AUX and Bluetooth? I am considering this as a replacement for my Edifiers S360DB
I will test it out 1st thing tomorrow and let you know
Just tested it. Bluetooth sounds good, but AUX is definitely better. The highs and lows are crystal clear with AUX
Hello, if i may why you want to replace your Edifier S360DB? I thought this system is one of the best!
Isn't the edifier also hi res? I don't think the promedia are hi res
Whats wrong with edifiers s360db? :)
I just received these speakers and I'm hearing a slight hum / buzz that's really only noticeable when there's no music playing. Doesn't matter what source, it's always there. It only plays a few seconds after music stops playing. Do you have this problem with your speakers? Other than that problem these are a really great 2.1 system for the price and your video led me to buying them thanks!
Not at all. I'd return them. I had that issue with the regular ones, but not these. They're perfectly quiet
@@MyCentsTX I was worried that would the case. I'll have to get a replacement then. Thanks for the help :)
Not sure if you had a system on the previous power setup, but sometimes a hum can come from a grounding issue with your electrical wiring in your home. If you're on a really nice power conditioner, that can clear that up. If you're in an older home at all, I'd be more suspicious of that than the speakers.
KLIPSCH ProMedia Heritage 2.1 or G560?
@my2cents? Would you recommend these speakers as a TV "mini" home theater on a budget??
Yes, absolutely. I would prefer these to any sound bar in that price range
@@MyCentsTX thanks for your feedback and the review!
Nice. I have the promedia 2.1 and I see no reason to upgrade. I don't really need Bluetooth connections, but that may change in time. BTW-where do you plug in the headphones on the new system?
there isnt one
I was EXTREMELY happy with my Promedias, which I initially bought in 2002 (the 4.1 system, which sadly were destroyed in a fire), and then the replacement 2.1 that I bought in 2005, now after 17 years of faithful service, one of the clips on the amp at the back of the sub broke, and it actually still worked fine for the past 6 months, until the wire for that loose clip section became fidgety and added static. I kept moving it around to get non-static feedback, and it ended up smoking the amp.
It might still work, but don't want to risk it. I loved this system to bits, so I'm hoping this new "Heritage" version will at least be on par with quality and durability.
For anyone else reading, I should be picking up an Edifier S350DB system over the next couple of days, which I found at a discount. Based on everything I read, it should be a solid step up from the ProMedia, but let's see.
I'll wait to comment on a comparison, but based on price alone, where I am (Canada), the retail price of the Edifier system is near double what we can get the ProMedia 2.1 THX for. If I didn't find the Edifier system at this discount, I'd probably go for the ProMedias again.
Will update if anyone replies and is curious to know.
@@reck0n3r Quite curious to know how the 350db’s sound! I’m looking to either buy the Edifier S360DB set or this Heritage 2.1 set. Would love to hear from you!
@@ijuicedd8019 Hey, so overall I'm happy with the S350DB. It's a bit of a different sound and not as in your face as the ProMedias. It's possible that my ears just got used to the way those sounded over the course of 20 years.
The only thing that's bothered me really is the relative loudness. The Edifiers peak out fairly quickly in volume compared to the ProMedias, though I don't know about the heritage system.
I picked up the S350DB brand new for $330 cash btw. If I had to choose again I'd go with the ProMedia. I just love the way they sound.
The S350DB is also fairly premium and there are sounds I've heard on there that I didn't hear with the Klipsch, but personally I really enjoyed how the ProMedias "pop" and really highlight aspects of most music, whereas the Edifiers, in my experience, are more neutral.
I may put the Edifiers in another room for guests to use and pick up another set of the Klipsch for main use. Im surprised how attached to them I've gotten. 20+ years is a long damn time.
Hi, These are basically "Passive" Left & Right Speakers, Right?
Now we have to make do with these small sets like pro logic, etc... pretty sure alot pple still roll tower cpu's...an not jus labtops.
I have it. but how do I keep it from going to sleep after a while?? (I have it connected by AUX)
sleep ?
does the klipsch also turn off automaticly after a while when the volume is too low? eyerybody write this issue
It does have an automatic shut off if the speaker isn't being used for a while. It comes back on after 20 seconds or so. It doesn't bother me that much, but it would if I were making music
@@MyCentsTX What does it means "comes back after 20 seconds"? Power is back after 20 second the audio signal appears or what? If so - this set is completely useless...
Hello ! Great video
I bought the Promedia Heritage 2.1, and I have problems: They are connected in AUX
1) I have sound cutouts quite often.
2) The night mode activates on its own and I have to manually turn the speakers back on with the remote control.
Could you help me ?
I'm not affiliated with the company, but Cistco has a great return policy. I'm sure they'll exchange it for you. That's what I would do
There's a firmware update that resolves this issue
I know you said it's a little better than the older version ProMedia, maybe more crisp. How about volume? I feel like I turn mine up half way and it's super loud but also not clear. I don't need more volume, but I want the volume to be handled well. Any thoughts on that? My ProMedia sub just blew... so I'm either replacing the sub, replacing the system, or upgrading to these!
Would you recommend these over the Audioengine A1?
You think I could hook up just the subwoofers to my receivers sub outs to go with my heresy ivs?
I don't see why it wouldn't work. As long as it has the right connection
@@MyCentsTX I guess I'm wondering more from a performance standpoint. Current sub is a 12 inch 400 watt monster... But it's a big ugly black box. I might have to buy two and see if I can get similar performance from a dual sub set up.
Kinda irks me that Klipsch put different faceplate coverings on the brown ones. The black ones are the exact same covers as on their other heritage speakers.
How is this compared to promedia 2.1 THX version
Some users said they hiss and constantly need turned back on manually is tv is true?
Are these good for gaming. I have ordered these for the new computer that i am building.
Any idea how to directly connect to a tv. The audio is off when using Bluetooth
They have an RCA connector. Most TV's will have that connection as well.
May I ask what is that desk lamp you have there behind the speaker?
are these passive or powered speakers?
Why would you tell us it's magnetic when we can clearly see the posts and holes 🕳 for those posts in the speaker?
I want these but I don’t have room for the sub near my entertainment center. It is to bad the app is in the sub.
No THX? I have the THX version! Thanks for the review!
The THX designation, when applied to systems for purchase, doesn't mean much. It's sort of a sales ploy. I have the Logitech Z23s, and while they sound really great for computer speakers, the THX moniker has little to do with the original idea of THX (making movie theaters sound consistent with each other and with the mix created on the dubbing stage).
THX model stinks, no power button and constantly hot
@@cvshav If anything, it’s the best one.
Are these good for a small room ?
I have the Klipcsh The Fives, if I buy these promedia, is the subwoofer at the level in quality as the fives ?
Any updates? I've been eyeballing these for a while at Costco and the last time I went, I saw they have the "death star" so it's either now or never haha
How to set the Standard or Dialog Enhanced equalizer mode?
Sir I have t bose companion 5.will this one sound better than my bose companion 5?
Can I use this subwoofer with Klipsch 41 speakers
For some reason, my remote doesnt work anymore.. changed the battery already. Not sure what happened.
This is definitely one thing I learned that I didn't like. There should also be a wired controller that I can set on the desk
I just checked Amazon and it looks like they sell replacement remotes. Hope that helps
Did yours stopped working also?
The older thx version is 250watt it’s more than the new one ?
What is the Bluetooth version?
hello could you tell me if these or the are better klipsch the fives?
Hi, i just watched your video and i'm thinking gettjng these speakers for my turntable, will it be a good deal?
I mean, does these work good on a turntable? Thank you
I was a dj for over 20 years. I d9nt hink these would be my choice. I had the Yamaha HS8's for that and loved them. HS5's are great too.
Yamaha HS5's are about the same price as these. The main problem with these as a dj system is the slight prolonged bass. It's perfect for movies and listening to music at the desk, but the yamaha is more punchy and better to mix with
Ok, but my turntable is just for playing vinyl and i have a small place for it
Is this dual voltage capable 110v-220v?
What are the dimensions of the sub ?
are these not the ones on amazon?
Doesn't look like it has hdmi support. Can you connect these to smart TV via cable and not bluetooth? TV do not have aux cables nowdays...
There are hdmi to rca converters also optical to rca converters. Either one will work with these speakers
@@davidlee5693 thanks for the reply David. I like the looks of these speakers, and the price is affordable. I should consider these for my TV then!
This or the Z623?
Loa này so với edifier s360db thì sao vậy mọi người. Mình dùng máy tính, Cùng giá nhưng cổng kết nối e này ít quá với cứ 10p off 1 lần. Với thấy âm lượng ae kêu bé. Mình đang dùng con s350db nghe khá ok
Promedia heritage 2.1 or Edifier s360db 🤔? For smart tv :).
Can't be any help but I just bought these (here 5/3) today. I'm hooking up MY Edifiers to my ma's tv.
I would like to know if the speakers are magnetically shielded. Thanks you.
Why, do you still have a tube tv?
You can buy magnetic shielding material online
Regular THX promedias are magnetically shielded.
what's the size of your desk? :)
is it costco canada ?
I am waiting for your video test.
Can I just Bluetooth my phone directly to these speakers?
Absolutely, I do it all the time
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Thanks 😊
great vid! +1 sub :)