Pro Media 2.1 Thx Certified Computer Speaker System

Love this system. Sound quality is awesome for it's intended use. It is THX certified. For the price they are fantastic. Just make sure it's not a chinese knockoff. Our previous pc system was also a Klipsch Promedia 2.1 THX. It lasted for 12 years before the subwoofer foam finally failed. The fact that this system has been in production for 24 yrs speaks for itself. Going to refoam the old subwoofer bet it goes another 10 yrs.

Todo bién, todo dentro de lo esperado Gracias

Estoy encantado con la calidad del Audio. Estoy usando un DAC topping MX3S directo a las bocinas y la calidad del audio es impresionante para se runa bocinas de escritorio. De todas las wiebhe tenido, Logitech, Bose, Creative, estás Klipsch son las que mejor calidad en todas las frecuencias me ha dado. El subwoofer da unas bajos profundos increíbles. Si lo que estás buscando es calidad de audio para tu escritorio o sobremesa donde tienes tu laptop o PC esta es la opción sin duda. Si lo que quieres es potencia antes de calidad tal vez haya otras opciones.

I've got to be honest, I am no audiophile. I do not own professional studio monitors to compare these to. I do, however, have experience with PC hardware and have had many speakers and headphones over the decades and these are amazing. With that in mind, I am not claiming these speakers to be "accurate" as much as simply how they sound when compared to similar PC peripheral products of this price range. These are simply the best 2.1 speakers I have ever owned and that's also considering I have a much more expensive Altec Lansing system which, until now, was my #1 system. After being extremely dis-satisfied with a previous purchase from another PC peripheral specific brand (let's just say the brand name starts with an "L" and leave it at that) I decided to switch to an actual audio specialized brand and am impressed by the difference. God, that "other" brand sounded like a 16 year old kid's car with the bass trying to pound out the mid range. You know what I'm talking about. The sub-woofer was accepting way too high of a hz range and satellites picked up in the mid range with a whole lot of overlap. The sub's attempt to compensate for the satellites sounded terrible. If you turned off the sub the satellites sounded like Cracker Jack boxes with speaker wires hanging out of them. That and the bass notes would trail off like my pap-pap telling a storyyy.......... Very "muddy." There was very little definition in bass notes, they all just sounded more or less the same. This may not have been an issue with the driver itself as much as the fact it was seemingly stuck in perpetual motion playing portions of the music is was never intended to. The crossover they have in this Klipsch is tuned great. The low hz play through the sub like they should and the higher end of the bass range picks up right where it should in the satellites. If you turn off the sub these satellites actually sound good on their own, which is saying something. The bass is very tight. Notes are defined and end when they should. The satellites sound much fuller than you might expect for their size. Very good range and not too bright. I have no idea how these 2 systems (:cough: Z623 :cough:) I just went though are in the same price range and both have a THX certification. It really makes me feel like that certification is losing it's meaning. Another note is that this woofer has a LOT of power. This should be obvious, but I would put it out in the world anyway. Turn your source (PC or what ever you are plugging these into) volume down and your equalizer to default/off and turn the bass and volume knobs all the way down on the system. Mine came with the knobs already all the way down. You can turn on and tune your EQ later. This woofer has POWER and may cause either a small localized earthquake, or simply upset your friends/family/neighbors and/or pets. But seriously, the sub has kick. For most of my listening I leave knob turned up to around 25%. The speakers are also extremely loud. I typically have my PC volume set to around 50% and the speakers at or slightly over 25% unless I am completely jamming out, and even at my regular volume the wife has swooped in on me for being too loud. Another note is the wiring. If you don't have enough wire here for a desktop setup then there is no hope for you. Each and every cable is quite long and there is alot of separation so almost anyone should be covered. Something GREAT about the cables is that the power/remote/source/channel cables are all separate. The satellites have simple unterminated speaker wire that you clip into the woofer. Hey left handed folks. I know you are out there. These speakers can be plugged in so that the remote satellite (the one with knobs/aux/headphones) can be on the left side instead of the right. UPDATE: It's been 6 years and these are still going strong. These were already getting plenty of use but with the current norm. of working from home permanently I jam out on this system more than ever and still love the sound profile on these.

Estou IMPRESSIONADO com a qualidade do Klipsch Promedia 2.1 THX! As caixas tocam muito, com a característica assinatura sônica da Klipsch de realçar as altas frequências/alta sensibilidade. Esse Kit está no mercado há muito tempo (antes também tinha a versão 5.1), e brigava com o Creative Megaworks 550 THX, o Logitech Z-5500 THX e outros top de linha. Destaque para o Klipsch que tem Tweeter dedicado, ao contrário dos kits da Logitech (até os mais caros). Acredito que não tem nenhuma opção no mercado brasileiro que chega perto da qualidade desse kit da Klipsch (considerando o preço). Simplesmente incrível. Tenho as Edifier 1280DB, e gostei mais do Promedia 2.1 para usar no PC (nearfield). As caixas são bonitas e ocupam pouco espaço na mesa (ao contrário da 1280 DB/tamanho), e o Sub faz toda a diferença. Embora seja pequeno e use um falante de 6.5, o Sub é bem musical e bate forte em jogos e filmes. O Crossover está muito bem regulado com as caixas frontais. Tenho um Home Theater com 2 Subs (Klipsch RP 1400SW e o Polk HTS-12) e estou curtindo muito o Sub do Promedia. O Kit é bem sensível e tem potência de sobra, deve funcionar bem com qualquer aparelho que tenha saída P2. Aqui uso uma SoundBlaster AE-7 e não passo de 20% no botão de volume da caixa. Melhor compra Custo X Benefício que já fiz aqui na Amazon! Não tem botão de liga/desliga, voltagem 110V. Edifier, Logitech e derivados que se cuidem! High Five pra você que pegou esse kit aqui na Amazon por esse preço camarada (+- 400,00), e bem vindo ao mundo do aúdio de qualidade. =) EDITADO EM 18/11/2024 - Gostei tanto do Promedia que comprei outro kit e liguei em 4.2 no PC, em Surround, mantendo o timbre. Para uso no PC a caixa central não faz falta. Meu plano era fazer essa ligação com 2 kits 1280DB e o Sub T5 V2, mas o preço de 02 kits Promedia ficam mais em conta que 01 par de 1280DB. Aqui uso uma Soundblaster AE7 mas qualquer placa de som onboard da Realtek permite fazer essa ligação em Surround, basta ligar um par de caixas no canal FRONT (conector verde) e outro par no canal REAR (conector preto) e configurar a placa para 4.0 (já que o KIT controla o sub/crossover/bass redirection). Em jogos fica muito TOPPER com o som surround. Já tive o Megawork 550 THX e o Logitech Z-5500, mas o Promedia é consideravelmente melhor, possivelmente pela presença do Tweeter. Os cabos são longos e facilitam a ligação em Surround, ainda mais com o módulo de volume que é destacável. Consegui deixar o controle de volume de ambos os kits ao alcance. OBS- O segundo que comprei tem diferença no Sub. É mais pesado, e as etiquetas e os parafusos traseiros estão em posições diferentes, indicando que usam uma placa de amplificação distinta. O mais pesado esquenta mais, porém não observei diferença na qualidade do aúdio ou potência. Muito satisfeito com a compra.