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| Brand Name: | Klipsch |
| Speaker Type: | Satellite |
| Color Name: | Black HG |
| Depth: | 3.75 inches |
| Driver Configuration: | .75" Aluminum XT Micro-Tractrix Horn tweeter, 3.5" IM Polymer Woofer |
| Frequency Response Curve: | 120-23,000 |
| Audio Sensitivity: | 91 dB |
| Impdedance: | 8 ohm |
| Crossover Description: | 3700 |
| Speaker Driver Material Type: | Polypropylene |
| Maximum Speaker Depth (inches): | 3.75 inches |
| RMS Power Range - Amplifiers: | 75 watts |
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The Klipsch Quintet bundles four speakers and a center channel together |
Each speaker features five-way binding posts |
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21 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best in it's price range.,
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This review is from: Klipsch QUINTET 5.0 Speaker System (Black HG) (Electronics)
I recently bought this system and an extra pair of the quintet series satellite speakers to set up a 7.1 Surround packaged, I paired it with the recommended sub-woofer (the 350) and it's shocking how good it sounds. I'm using these to play True HD and DTS HD and they are stunning. We don't have a very large room so I needed something that would be a breeze to install and have look stylish on the walls. I wall-mounted these speakers and ran some cable through the walls and connected them to a pioneer 7.1 receiver. I have tested about 100 configurations to find the ideal set up for our small living room and these do not disappoint, at all. As a matter of fact, I'm pretty willing to say these are the best speakers you can get in a sub $1000 package for certain. I would only recommend these for small to medium sized living rooms and they definitely sound better then polks and bose, I don't know what hallucinogens the last guy was on... these are far superior then any polks I've heard. Do not buy if you have an open or spacious room, but still, they might be alright for that too. they are pretty loud, clear and have a lot of bass, we don't like to turn these up too loud or they hurt. Highly recommended, don't think twice if your setting up for a small room with HD and limited room.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great setup for a small to mid-sized Home Theater.,
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This review is from: Klipsch QUINTET 5.0 Speaker System (Black HG) (Electronics)
I used the Quintet IV setup for about a year in my small-ish room and was mostly pleasantly surprised by the results and quality of this little system. Klipsch makes great speakers and this 5-channel package is no exception.
Likes: As soon as you take the Quintets out of the box, you instantly know you're holding a quality product. The speakers are solidly built and moderately weighty; certainly heavier than you'd expect from a satellite speaker system. The binding post connectors are a nice touch and are much appreciated as for the price they charge, Klipsch could've just as easily equipped them with cheap spring connectors. Another nice touch is that the bases are dual purpose and can be used instead as wall mounts. You can tell thought has gone into the design of these speakers. All of my wire runs were relatively short and I fed these with 16-gauge speaker wire, which is more than enough at shorter distances. Klipsch speakers are known for being extremely efficient and these are no exception. I'd expect any modern surround receiver, regardless of price, to be able to drive them very well. I used a Pioneer VSX-21TXH, but I'd expect them perform with equal aplomb when paired with an entry-level receiver. Despite their small size, they produce the signature Klipsch horn-loaded sound: crystal-clear highs, along with excellent mids for a speaker of this size. They end up sounding much "bigger" than they really are. Klipsch recommends pairing these with a subwoofer, due to the inherent limitations of satellite speakers. I chose to use a MartinLogan Dynamo 700 (10") subwoofer which blended very well with the speakers with the subwoofer volume slightly below half (again, small room) and crossed over at 80Hz (Ideally you would set the crossover higher as the speakers bottom out at 120Hz, but individual mileage may vary). When paired with a subwoofer, this setup ebbs an flows with ease when presented with dynamic movie soundtracks and really shines with lossless Blu-ray tracks. They're excellent, unobtrusive home theater speakers that you'd be hard-pressed to beat in this price range. Dislikes: I only found two reasons to dislike the Quintet system. 1) The Center channel: Even though this center employs the same horn-loaded tweeter as the satellites, along with two of the 3.5" midrange woofers, I often found dialogue to be somewhat weak and/or dull, which I found quite surprising. It lacks the clarity found in the other speakers and can be improved. This can be slightly remedied by boosting the center a db or two in your receiver. 2) Music performance: These are made for home theater, and unfortunately I didn't like their performance with stereo music, even when paired with the subwoofer. Stereo imaging is quite poor and I found the trademark horn-loaded bright highs to be fatiguing when listening to music. I often had to set my receiver to "Extended [5-channel] Stereo" when listening to music to get satisfactory results, which I don't think I should have to do. Admittedly, using these as music speakers is not the best idea if you plan to do any type of critical listening as they were not made for that, which is why the 4-star rating remains. However, their performance with music was my reason for discontinuing their use as my main speakers. Conclusion: The Quintet IV system is a great system for a beginning home theater setup in small or mid-sized room and excels at playback of movie soundtracks. Get a decent subwoofer for these and they'll change your movie watching experience completely. If you plan on listening to a lot of music, however, look elsewhere; think about moving up to some smaller bookshelf speakers with larger enclosures for a more complete sound and better imaging.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
very nice,
This review is from: Klipsch QUINTET 5.0 Speaker System (Black HG) (Electronics)
i bought these speakers after months of searching and reading reviews. i went to my local electronics store with a few different brands in mind to sound sample. after 30 minutes of blairing kung fu panda at the store, my mind was set. i purchased these speakers along with the sw 350 sub and samsung reciever and i couldnt be happier. some people recomend smaller rooms to put these in, all i have to say is my theater room is 20x25 and it sounds great! no regrets here!!
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