
Enjoy an immersive audio experience with these Klipsch Reference powered speakers. The built-in amplifier eliminates the need for external A/V receiver, while Bluetooth functionality connects seamlessly to wireless devices. These Klipsch Reference powered speakers have 5.25-inch low-frequency drivers for stunning bass performance, and the plug- and-play operation ensures simple use.
A: Yes, but you will need to purchase a $229 AXIIM LINK HD WIRELESS TRANSMITTER (sold separately) in order to get these up and running. As mentioned before, this transmitter needs to be connected to the following WiSA ready or enabled products: LG TV OLED or NanoCell 2019 or newer, Xbox One, Windows 10, or Mac OSX. Unless you plan on eventually upgrading these speakers to 3.1 or 5.1, then you don't need to pay for the (expensive) WISA technology you aren't really going to use. Save that money and, instead, buy you a pair of powered or wireless speakers. Klipsch has R-41PM and R-51PM powered speakers, but there are other reputable brands as well (Vanatoo, Kanto, AudioEngine, Edifier, etc.).
A: They connect using a technology called WiSa. Much more reliable then Bluetooth and internet. You will need to purchase a transmitter. Given that you have a Samsung TV I believe the klipsch transmitter only works with LG TVs. I recommend purchasing the soundsend transmitter instead which allows you to connect to all products and it has some great features with the app on your phone, just as long as you have a arc/earc hdmi connection on your television
A: Yes, you need WISA to play them. And that's the rub. Make sure you read reviews for both the Axiim link itself and the link app. Most reviewers have either not been able to get the device to connect to their speakers, or experienced terrible sound when they did. Why Klipsch would allow a terrible third party like Axiim to interfere with their sound is beyond me, but steer clear of WISA speakers for now.
A: No, the technology right now I believe is geared for you to go all in with all wireless speakers and a transmitter without the use of a receiver. Mixing your wired speakers and receiver with these speakers will not work
Q: Do they have subwoofer jack(s)?
A: My Klipsch subwoofer is also wireless so you only need a 120 volt power source to power the speaker and the Axiim link to pair it to the TV. No jack needed.
Q: Can these be used to play music on my iphone? If so, how?
A: I can play music from my iPhone through the speakers using a menu provided by the OLED TV. The pairing from the phone to the TV is via Bluetooth and the TV then connects to the speakers using the Axiim link and the separate wireless technology. Not sure if the speakers can be paired directly to the iPhone without the TV. But I’m sure the Axiim rep can answer that question.