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Klipsch 5.0 Surround Sound Home Theater Speakers [New Open Box]
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Our take on the Klipsch 5.0 Surround Sound Home Theater Speakers [New Open Box]
A five-channel Klipsch speaker set for a full surround setup: front left, center, front right and two surrounds, with no subwoofer included. Klipsch's horn-loaded tweeters give it the brand's signature lively, forward sound, which suits movies and loud listening. Buyers who want deep bass need to add a powered subwoofer, since the 5.0 layout leaves low frequencies to the fronts. It competes with other horn-tweeter systems on dynamics and sensitivity, which makes it easy to drive with modest receivers.
- Horn-loaded tweeters give clear, forward dialogue
- High sensitivity, so most receivers drive it easily
- Full five-channel set covers fronts, center and surrounds
- Klipsch's signature dynamic, detailed sound
- Center channel is dedicated for movie dialogue
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What reviewers say
Owners of Klipsch horn speakers generally praise the clarity and dynamics for movies, and the high sensitivity that pairs well with modest receivers. Common complaints are forward, sometimes bright treble and the need to add a subwoofer for real low-end impact.
- TrebleMixedThe horn tweeters are detailed and forward, but some listeners find them bright or harsh.
- BassCriticisedWith no subwoofer in the set, low-end impact is thin until one is added.
- SensitivityPraisedOwners say the speakers play loud on modest receiver power.
Questions and answers
- Does this system include a subwoofer?
- No. It is a 5.0 set: two fronts, a center and two surrounds. You add your own powered subwoofer for deep bass.
- Will my receiver drive these speakers?
- Klipsch horn speakers are highly sensitive, so most mid-range AV receivers have enough power. Check your receiver's impedance rating against the speakers.
- Is it good for music as well as movies?
- It handles music well, but the forward horn treble suits movie soundtracks more than neutral two-channel listening for some ears.
- How does it compare with a 5.1 package?
- A 5.1 package adds a subwoofer and is simpler for a first setup. This 5.0 set gives better speakers for the money if you already own a sub.
- What is in the box?
- Five speakers: front left, front right, center and two surrounds. Speaker cable and a subwoofer are not part of the set.
