With its Heritage Wireless series, Klipsch has found an interesting niche for those who want a traditional look, but with the latest technology inside. We have previously tested the small battery-powered and removable Klipsch The One, as well as the powerful stereo speakers Klipsch The Sixes. Now it’s time for the intermediate Klipsch The Three. …
You know what you get when you mount an amplifier behind a pair of Klipsch speakers. With a sky-high fun factor and buckets of charm, Klipsch manages time and time again to engage us like few other speaker manufacturers. This does not mean that a pair of Klipsch speakers is suitable for everyone. In the …
If you do not get carried away by these speakers, I do not know what to do. The wireless compact speakers from American Klipsch do not sound as accurate as many other speakers do, but it never gets boring with The Sixes. They’re a bit like American muscle cars, really. Angular and decorated on the …
RSB-14 is a very complete audio board, with three HDMI inputs that support all video formats, including the latest copy protection on Ultra HD Blu-ray movies. Wireless subwoofer is in place, and the soundbar can be connected in wireless multi-room setup thanks to DTS Play-Fi. This goes across brands, and can be grouped with similar …
Klipsch The One is, like Beolit 17, intended for the more mature audience than the distinct ghetto blasters. It is part of Klipsch’s Heritage series, which is a tribute to the company’s long-standing past. And the illusion is perfect. With its cabinet in real walnut veneer and coarsely woven front fabric, The One looks like …
Groove stands out from the crowd with its almost cube-shaped format. The speaker feels properly built, and has a reassuring weight. It makes it steady on the table, but a little less tempting to put in your bag on the outing. However, it is not a problem to do it if you want, as it …
American Klipsch has been around for over 70 years, and is a well-known brand for those who love bass, pressure and fresh sound levels. In conjunction with the launch of the new Reference Premiere series, Klipsch also released three new subwoofers: a sensible 10-inch, a just-right 12-inch, and a wild 15-inch. You can guess which …
The black and slightly lumpy plank from Klipsch has no display. Instead, a color LED indicates which light source is selected: green is optical, and blue indicates Bluetooth. Here is neither network connection nor HDMI input, the board is connected instead to the TV with optical digital cable. Dolby Digital is supported but not DTS. …