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Name: NEW Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Computer Speakers - Sealed RARE
Brand: Klipsch
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Brand: Klipsch

Type: Computer Speakers

Shape: Rectangular

System Configuration: 2.1 Channel

Audio Inputs: 3.5 mm Jack

Color: Black

Model: ProMedia 2.1 Bluetooth

Connectivity: Wired

Material: Metal

MPN: 1062918

Country/Region of Manufacture: China

RMS Power: 200 W

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by lanceapimple
Feb 11, 2016Top favourable review
Comes close to using my headphones
I was in search of a set of speakers that I could play my digital piano through. I didn't want just anything, but a pair that would give clarity and detail, almost like a pair of my earphones from Etymotic. I'm really into hearing music as it is, with nothing added, like bass. The klipsch 2.1 got pretty close for my 1st set of speakers. But bass junkies do not despair! This baby gives you all the bass you need and more if you want. I also use these to listen to music in general, the sound is great. The power almost rivals my bose - I just can't see how loud either of them really go without reaching the point where you'll hear me from all over the neighborhood! Only "complaint" is that the wires are really long, but this was a setup originally used for desktop computers, so I really ... I was in search of a set of speakers that I could play my digital piano through. I didn't want just anything, but a pair that would give clarity and detail, almost like a pair of my earphones from Etymotic. I'm really into hearing music as it is, with nothing added, like bass. The klipsch 2.1 got pretty close for my 1st set of speakers. But bass junkies do not despair! This baby gives you all the bass you need and more if you want. I also use these to listen to music in general, the sound is great. The power almost rivals my bose - I just can't see how loud either of them really go without reaching the point where you'll hear me from all over the neighborhood! Only "complaint" is that the wires are really long, but this was a setup originally used for desktop computers, so I really don't mind. Also, I think the audio plug has some connection issues- but a replacement can be had on the cheap at the manufacturers, and it's still under the original price. It's definitely worth the full price, and just an amazing deal bought used. My seller, freshtekbargain, sold me one in good condition. Delivery came in a short time, and it's been about a month since I've used these. You won't be seeing me return these.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: freshtekbargain
by t-bird_52
Jan 17, 2016Top critical review
Doesn't Work
I had a Klipsch 2.1 ProMedia Speaker System, that after four years of use and abuse to get me through college started not working so well. One speaker was quite a bit quieter than the other. I decided to just buy another 2.1 system rather than fixing the old system as it would cost almost as much to fix as it would be to buy new. Upon searching for a new 2.1 system, I was pleasantly surprised to find the cost of the new system was the same that I had spent on the original some four years earlier. Upon receiving this unit, which was purchased through Best Buy on Ebay, I was in anguish. The new system had a much lighter feel to it throughout and the quality didn't appear to be like my original (this is apparently how they had kept the price the same for so long). I plugged the system ... I had a Klipsch 2.1 ProMedia Speaker System, that after four years of use and abuse to get me through college started not working so well. One speaker was quite a bit quieter than the other. I decided to just buy another 2.1 system rather than fixing the old system as it would cost almost as much to fix as it would be to buy new. Upon searching for a new 2.1 system, I was pleasantly surprised to find the cost of the new system was the same that I had spent on the original some four years earlier. Upon receiving this unit, which was purchased through Best Buy on Ebay, I was in anguish. The new system had a much lighter feel to it throughout and the quality didn't appear to be like my original (this is apparently how they had kept the price the same for so long). I plugged the system in to try it out and it made a very loud audible "pop" sound through the speakers and nothing more came out. I plugged the satellite speakers to my old power unit and they worked fine. The new sub/power unit I received didn't work. Overall I am very displeased with Klipsch quality on their newer 2.1 systems, and even more displeased with Best Buy on Ebay. They wouldn't return the unit because it was outside of their 15-day return window. Heck, I didn't even receive the unit until it was almost out of the window! By the time I opened it I was outside of the return window and I was out of luck. Needless to say my experience and opinion of Klipsch, and Best Buy on Ebay is permanently tarnished.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: best_buy
by lorien_feantur
May 01, 2017
Decent Sound, Problematic Longevity....
I am a mid-fi audiophile who dabbles mainly in ~$300 headphones. I also like to pick up used electronics at thrift stores and have auditioned a lot of multimedia speaker systems of various price ranges. In my opinion, the Klipsch ProMedia series are all pretty decent-sounding - and as far as high-powered, THX-certified multimedia speakers are concerned, they may be the best option in terms of sound quality at this time (the number of competing manufacturers have gone down. Cambridge Soundworks is no longer producing their THX GigaWorks series, and Altec Lansing's foray into this niche market was short-lived - which is a shame since their ADA995 THX system is by far the best multimedia speakers I have auditioned). Klipsch and Logitech are the only surviving players, and each have their ... I am a mid-fi audiophile who dabbles mainly in ~$300 headphones. I also like to pick up used electronics at thrift stores and have auditioned a lot of multimedia speaker systems of various price ranges. In my opinion, the Klipsch ProMedia series are all pretty decent-sounding - and as far as high-powered, THX-certified multimedia speakers are concerned, they may be the best option in terms of sound quality at this time (the number of competing manufacturers have gone down. Cambridge Soundworks is no longer producing their THX GigaWorks series, and Altec Lansing's foray into this niche market was short-lived - which is a shame since their ADA995 THX system is by far the best multimedia speakers I have auditioned). Klipsch and Logitech are the only surviving players, and each have their own distinct design philosophy. Klipsch has stuck to a 2-way design (dedicated tweeters + woofers), while Logitech has stuck to high-excursion phase plug drivers. Generally speaking, Klipsch's implementation is acoustically superior, but there are some caveats and things aren't so black & white. As I aforementioned, I pick up a lot of used electronics from thrift stores. I have come across at least 3 full sets of ProMedia 2.1, one set of 4.1, one set of 5.1, and at least a dozen subwoofer units. One thing that became immediately clear to me as I started testing them was that Klipsch's seems to have cut some corners with the electronics. 3 of the subwoofer modules I picked up were defective, and almost all the control pods I tested exhibit some level of scratchiness when the volume control is turned (indicating low quality pots). I have picked up & tested just as many Logitech sets of various makes and their volume control is almost never faulty, and the rate if defective sets seem to be a lot lower. So as far as build quality & longevity is concerned, Logitech seems to have the upper hand. What about sound quality? Well, the Klipsch is significantly warmer than the Logitech counterparts (Z-2200/2300, Z623), the latter is actually tonally more neutral (yes, based on my experience with hi-fi headphones, I would say Logitech's tuning is closer to neutral). The Klipsch has a fairly forward mid-range that gives vocals and strings a lot of body. The treble by contrast is fairly neutral - even subdued compared to the Logitech - but with excellent clarity (owing to the tweeters). While whether the warm mid-range is a good thing or not is up to user preference, it is undeniable that the treble is where the Klipsch really has an upper hand against Logitech. Instrument separation and positioning is simply a notch better on the Klipsch, whereas the Logitech - while having a fair amount of treble presence - sounds a bit fuzzy and indistinct. Bass-wise, the Klipsch sub has decent volume and extension, but I find it to be somewhat boomy and loose. The Logitech offering actually sounds cleaner in this department. All in all, both the Klipsch and Logitech offerings have their pros and cons. Logitech has superior build quality and components, cleaner bass, and more neutral tuning. The Klipsch has a very warm, musical signature that is very pleasant, as well as having superior treble clarity and therefore better sound stage, instrument separation & positioning. P.S. - There are two major revisions of the ProMedia 2.1. The older units have a power switch on the sub, and detachable cables on the satellites. The newer units lack the power switch on the sub, and has fixed cables on the satellites. Internally, the revision is quite significant; the newer units transitioned to using chip amps, which means the subwoofer is now much lighter and less cramped inside. This change has a lot of users screaming about alleged inferior sound quality, but having directly compared the two revisions side-by-side, I can safely debunk these claims (modern chip amps can actually sound quite good, check some reviews on Head-Fi). If anything, the newer unit (chip amped) sounds better: the treble is more forward and clearer, and the bass is less boomy, more controlled. I have attached some photos of the two revisions, feel free to check.
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by willdearbornofnewcannan
Dec 21, 2012
BEST computer speakers
I work in the fields of audio and video so I know a few things about good speakers and bad ones. I had never heard of Klipsch before about 6 years ago when my college roommate and I wanted to build desktops. When we got around to speakers I told him that I had a cheap Altec set that I was happy with but after much kicking and screaming he convinced me to go with a pair of "real" speakers. As soon as I got them I loved them, the highs mids and bass are all crisp and rich. The set up does not take an audio wiz to figure out (even though I happen to be one), the module from the main speaker goes right into your sound card and there are some tinned leads that go from the sub to the speakers. There are no amps or preamps needed, everything you need is right there. I have run ... I work in the fields of audio and video so I know a few things about good speakers and bad ones. I had never heard of Klipsch before about 6 years ago when my college roommate and I wanted to build desktops. When we got around to speakers I told him that I had a cheap Altec set that I was happy with but after much kicking and screaming he convinced me to go with a pair of "real" speakers. As soon as I got them I loved them, the highs mids and bass are all crisp and rich. The set up does not take an audio wiz to figure out (even though I happen to be one), the module from the main speaker goes right into your sound card and there are some tinned leads that go from the sub to the speakers. There are no amps or preamps needed, everything you need is right there. I have run into some heavy sound systems that even have a problem keeping up with these. I have used them for just about everything and even used them at a few parties where, even in a room full of loud talkers, I did not need to turn the volume all the way up. For the money, size, and simplicity you cannot do better. Klipsch has a bevy of add ons to your 2.1 system that you can use if your sound card accommodates.
by wamaruna
Jul 30, 2011
Strong, balanced performer.
My old much-beloved Creative Labs Megaworks 510d 5.1 system (which I would rate as 5 stars) died, so I was in search of a replacement. I first tried a Logitech X540 5.1 system, but the hard-wired control pod was too large to fit through the predrilled hole in my solid surface desk top, so I had to resell it. I ultimately decided to scale back to a 2.1 system. I considered the Bose Companion 5 which sounded good at the Bose outlet store, but I could not reconcile myself to the price. I saw favorable reviews on both the Logitech Z623 2.1 system and this Klipsch ProMedia 2.1. I originally bought the Logitech Z623 2.1 system from a major online retailer. The bass was outstanding - clean, tight, powerful, everything you could ask for in a PC subwoofer. But the overall system lacked ... My old much-beloved Creative Labs Megaworks 510d 5.1 system (which I would rate as 5 stars) died, so I was in search of a replacement. I first tried a Logitech X540 5.1 system, but the hard-wired control pod was too large to fit through the predrilled hole in my solid surface desk top, so I had to resell it. I ultimately decided to scale back to a 2.1 system. I considered the Bose Companion 5 which sounded good at the Bose outlet store, but I could not reconcile myself to the price. I saw favorable reviews on both the Logitech Z623 2.1 system and this Klipsch ProMedia 2.1. I originally bought the Logitech Z623 2.1 system from a major online retailer. The bass was outstanding - clean, tight, powerful, everything you could ask for in a PC subwoofer. But the overall system lacked 'presence' - not sure if it was a lack of mids or highs - especially on vocals. So before returning it, I purchased the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 system here on eBay so I could compare them on the same PC in the same room just by switching input cables. The Klipsch had equally powerful bass - not sure it was as 'tight' and clean, but if not, very close and excellent nonetheless. The difference in what I called 'presence' was immediately noticeable. Much improved. These were keepers, while the Z623 was returned. Full disclosure - I am no audiophile, having hearing loss on the high-end that requires hearing aids which I seldom wear. So your conclusions might be different, but I doubt it. The Klipsch two-way subs are just more vibrant and alive than the single speakers in the Z623 subs without being tinny or harsh. What the Klipsch lacks that the Z623 had was an on/off button on the sub - or anywhere else. Both had bass volume and overall volume controls on the sub; I would rate the feel of the larger knobs on the Z623 as better. The Z623's sub is substantially larger, so one might say that Klipsch's ability to get equally powerful bass from a smaller enclosure is an advantage. Both are good. The Klipsch, to my ear, is noticeably better.

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