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Reviews
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Klipsch THX Speakers.
Comparisons
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The ProMedia Heritage 2.1 significantly outperforms the ProMedia 2.1, offering a more spacious soundstage and superior bass, akin to a high-end home theater system.
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The original ProMedia 2.1 system with a circular DIN plug is praised for superior bass performance over newer VGA-connected models.
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Setup and maintenance
Features and functionality
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To prevent sound cutouts in quiet scenes, maintaining the Windows volume at 100% and adjusting the speaker volume with the remote is advised.
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The first generation ProMedia 2.1 features a power switch and circular 6-pin DIN connections, while newer models use a VGA connector and lack a power switch.
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The newer Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 lacks an off switch, designed to remain on continuously, which some users find inconvenient.
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Mods and upgrades
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Using high-quality RCA cables instead of the provided ones can reduce hissing and improve overall audio clarity.
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One owner recommends contacting a Minnesota-based technician for repairs, including woofer refurbishment, amp board replacement, and the installation of a fan.
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Some owners use power conditioners like the Panamax MP5100 with delayed-on switched outlets for better control over their audio systems.
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User experience
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The ProMedia Heritage 2.1's Tractrix Horn design offers a less directional sound, allowing greater freedom of movement without losing audio quality.
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Users noted that the newer subwoofer might not perform well below 70Hz, lacking the deep bass impact of earlier versions.
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Bright power LEDs are a common concern; some users resort to covering them with tape to reduce distraction.
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Build quality
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The later version THX certified subwoofer is reportedly lighter, potentially due to a smaller magnet, affecting bass response compared to older models.
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Foam deterioration on older models' subwoofers is noted, particularly in hot and humid climates, while newer models may use more durable rubber surrounds.
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Critic Reviews
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Genre Usage
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