Klipsch’s The Sixes are great powered monitors by any measure (I’d encourage you to check out this review on CNET), and when you aren’t using them as part of a home theater setup, they also work with Bluetooth directly, so you can also just connect your phone wirelessly for a quick listening session without any…
Do you need this Klipsch floorstanding speaker? Probably not. But if you’re an audiophile who’s in the market, $490 is a whopping $310 less than usual, and esasily the best price ever. It even has an upward-facing channel on top to support Dolby Atmos. Just note that this price is only for one speaker, not a pair.
Klipsch’s The Sixes are great-sounding powered monitors (I’d encourage you to check out this review on CNET), and you can use them both as Bluetooth speakers for music from your phone and high end bookshelf speakers for your home theater.
If you want great sounding audio that won’t ruin your furniture, today’s Amazon Gold Box deal is worth a look.
Klipsch’s ProMedia 2.1 speaker system is the only three-time winner in Kinja Co-Op history, and MassDrop has it for $120 right now, or $30 less than Amazon. If you’re still using, say, your laptop’s built-in speakers, I can’t express how huge this upgrade will be.
If yesterday’s $270 Klipsch sound bar deal was still a little above your price range, here’s another option for just $130, today only.
If you’re still listening to your TV through its built-in speakers, get ready to have your life changed. This Klipsch sound bar has never sold for less than $599 on Amazon, and usually goes for $649, but it can rattle your walls for just $270, today only. This one could, and probably should, sell out early.
The Klipsch stadium speaker set plugs straight into your TV or other audio source without the aid of an amplifier, just like a sound bar, but with 400W of pure audio fury, it’ll blow the doors off almost any home theater setup.
Update: Now $40 off on BuyDig’s site with promo code MEDIAPRO.
Your home theater will sound hollow without a decent subwoofer, and you won’t find a better value than this 300W Klipsch Synergy for $200. That’s $100 less than the current price on Amazon, where it carries a 4.7 star rating on nearly 500 reviews. I apologize in advance to your neighbors.
Klipsch’s ProMedia 2.1 speaker system is the only three-time winner in Kinja Co-Op history, and BuyDig’s taking $40 off the set today with promo code JINGLEBELLS. If you’re still using, say, your laptop’s built-in speakers, I can’t express how huge this upgrade will be.
Klipsch’s ProMedia 2.1 speaker system is the only three-time winner in Kinja Co-Op history, and BuyDig’s taking $40 off the set today with promo code PROMEDIA. If you’re still using, say, your laptop’s built-in speakers, I can’t express how huge this upgrade will be.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Klipsch’s ProMedia 2.1 speaker system backs up its 2014 and 2012 victories with another convincing win in this week’s desktop computer speaker Co-Op.
$175 is a fair amount of cash for a single floorstanding speaker, even one that has dual subwoofers built right in, but $175 is the best deal Amazon’s ever listed on the Klipsch R-26F by over $100, and it’s only half its usual price, meaning you can buy a pair for the price of one.
Taking more than double the votes of the runner-up, the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Computer Speaker System is your choice for best desktop speakers. The fact that these same speakers won Lifehacker’s Desktop Speaker Hive Five back in 2012 make the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 one of our most definitive winners and easiest…
