Kiplisch Promedia 5.1 availible July 1st!!!!

jaredm77

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I found em' for 399.00 on outpost.com, I'm getting them as soon as they come out!!!
 

Pabster

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I can't believe ANYONE would spend ~$400 for a set of PC speakers. For that kinda money, you could set yourself up a decent system for an entire area, not just a PC. Besides that, I've found Klipsch lacking in the quality arena, but that's just IMHO. (Based on experience with v2.400 only)

 

Raspewtin

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<< And Hot Damn $400 is a lot of money! >>



it seems the amp is driving the cost up b/c you can get equivalent set of 5 speakers w/ better drivers plus a 200W powered 12&quot; sub for under 200 bucks.
 

Remedy

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I agree with pab, i can't even beleive i spent 250 on these classic klipsch PM back when they came out now i could careless about them. Next time i upgrade my speakers i'm going the real way out, get a DD receiver and some top performamce for 400 dollars that really sound good.
 

MrHelpful

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Come on! You can get a sweet 8.2 system (2 Boston Acoustics BA4800) for less than that. Clearer, and you have a better sense of depth (not much more, though).
 

Andy22

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I am sure the BA's are good but I consider my Klipsch 4.1's to be one of the best purchases I have ever made for my computer. I love the sound with both games and MP3's and of course the bass levels are amazing.
 

Thyme

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From what i've heard they lack control though. My dad bitches at me to turn my bass down all the thyme on my DTT2500 system.
 

Andy22

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Well if you're referring to the Klipsch, they have a subwoofer volume control knob right in the front of the control pod.
 

Madcowz

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OMG, for $400 they could have at least included a hardware DD 5.1 or DTS decoder! They totally cheaped out on that... I wouldn't expect awesome dolby digital material coming out of these new 5.1's. Software is no where near the quality of true hardware decoding &amp; I don't believe it ever will be anytime soon. Besides, if I were to shell out 400 clams for speakers I would go the extra mile and spend a little more to get some REAL home theatre speakers that will be light years ahead in terms of quality.
 

MasterHoss

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Yes, I have to admit--as much as I love my ProMedias, I think $400 for PC speakers is a bit much--especially considering you're getting only a 5.1 setup without some kind of hardware digital decoder. But hell, I spend $600 for my speaker system and love it.

I'm sure they'll sound even better than the 4.1s so I can't wait to hear them.
 

Aihyah

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woah, anyone notice they upgraded the subwoofer? 2 8&quot; side firing woofeers.. jeez.!!