Klipsch - ProMedia 2.1 Speaker System (3-Piece) - Black
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Description
Features
200 watts total system power @ 1% THD
Provides quality sound for games, music and videos.
Side-firing 6.5" long-throw fiber composite cone bass reflex subwoofer
For extended bass response. MDF subwoofer enclosure material.
0.75" poly compression driver
Along with 3" long-throw fiber-composite cone woofer delivers clear-sounding highs and lows.
90° x 40° MicroTractrix Horn
For audio that's clear and crisp.
Digital/linear A/B amplifier
With discrete MOSFET output power section for brilliant sound.
Standard aux input
For connection of peripherals.
Headphone jack
For private listening.
What's Included
- ProMedia 2.1 Speaker System (3-Piece)
Q: QuestionCan the speakers be wall hung?
Asked by Cureous.
- A:Answer Thwre is no native way to wall mount these speakers.
Answered by Tony2015
Q: QuestionIs the sub woofer wireless?Is the sub woofer wireless?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer It is not. You'll have two sets of speaker cables, a power cord and the headphone jack cord. I was initially looking for wireless too but couldn't be happier with this set. Definitely pick it up and give it a try !!!!
Answered by Zm93
Q: Questionis this product blue tooth capable
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer This item is not Bluetooth capable.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionCan these be replaced.The subwoofer started making a huge static noise, and i am getting bass only from the noise.
Asked by G-Man.
- A:Answer Make sure that your system volume is set to 70 percent before powering on the speakers per the instructions. This will eliminate the problem. These are very efficient speakers.
Answered by Jacuzz1
Q: QuestionCan this product be used with a mac book pro that is 3 years old?I have a mac book pro and a digital projector I need to use these speakers with-- will they work? it says windows only in the specifications but in the questions it says it can hook up with a mac mini….
Asked by Carolyne.
- A:Answer This will work with any system as long as you have a 3.5 mm audio out plug on your laptop.
Answered by Z06Frank
Q: Questionwhat is the actual size in inches of the subwoofer speaker
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Subwoofer is 10 inch wide, 9.5 inches in height and 11 inches in depth. (rounded off the dimensions) Speakers are 4.5 inch wide, 8.5 inches in height and 6 inches in depth. (rounded off the dimensions)
Answered by NielAnderson
Q: Questionwill these speakers connect to a brand new samsung 3d tv for better listening than the tv puts out?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes you can and yes they will sound better. Make sure your tv has audio output jacks. You will need a female 3.5 mm to male stereo rca jack adapter. Also you will probably need to change your audio output source in your tv setup menu from tv speakers to external speakers. For a little more money your best option is to get a sound bar with a wireless subwoofer, bluetooth , optical and a 3.5 mm aux input . You can still play your phone, tablet , ipod etc via the bluetooh or aux input. I have a lg sound bar with a wireless subwoofer and it sounds awsome, if you hear jurrasic park playing through them you would be amazed. A nice home theater surround sound system would be great also but most systems you have alot of speaker wires to run around your room.Dont get me wrong the klipsch 2.1 promedia speakers sound great but they are designed to be hooked up to a computer, or a portable media device. The lg soundbar is designed for a tv and has special sound effects and a wireless subwoofer which sounds great behind where you are sitting. A good sound bar will cost around $250 to $300 but well worth the investment in my opinion. Sound effects are a very important part of any movie you watch making it come alive. Thats why movie theaters and movie studios invest so much in the movies sound.
Answered by bill
Q: QuestionIs there a OFF and On switch for the ProMedia 2.1 speakers???Thank you!
Asked by Adrian.
- A:Answer No but the volume control throttles back to zero for no sound. And the subwoofer is controlled separately if you want full volume to it, or partial, or none, using its own volume control know placed conveniently on the right desktop speaker next to the main volume control. But if you want the indicator light on the right speaker to go out and literally not have power to any of the three speakers, then you have to unplug them from the outlet or power strip.
Answered by JustaTerrestrial