Customer Ratings & Reviews

Klipsch is always overlooked. At a fraction of the cost of deaftech or bose ..Klipsch is always the best

I currently own the Klipsch SB-1. Absolutely fantastic purchase. So I saw this one on sale dirt cheap and thought it might be a bit of an upgrade with it being their Reference product line (higher end) and added Bluetooth. Wow was I wrong. The Bluetooth would cut out regularly for half a second here and there. Like a CD player skipping. I couldn't get 20 ft from the product without it cutting out completely. There are Bluetooth portable speakers for a tenth the price with a better range. The subwoofer...you don't even know if it's on. And it was up all the way. But if it's up too far, there's constant feedback from it. It's bad. I've never written a review on here. But this warranted one. Stay away from this thing.

Wow, I was pretty excited when I saw this sound bar at half off - seriously half off. I already owned a Sony CT770 and decided to sell it as I thought this would be an upgrade. Unfortunately, I was wrong. I guess they say you get what you pay for. I actually took off work early as I knew this was sitting at my front door. I unboxed it, let it warm up, and after a few hours thought I'd test it out. First problem, I couldn't even tell if the subwoofer was working - ON MAX. Then I realized it didn't sync with my Sony TV. The sound levels wouldn't match, I let this go. After a day of use, I still couldn't get the subwoofer to be noticeable unless you had the bar so loud it didn't matter if you had bass. The final straw was when I connected my iphone to it using bluetooth. I had my phone 22 feet away (I measured) and stood between the phone and sound bar, and I kid you not - NOTHING. It wouldn't work! Unbelievable. I returned it after two days. Find something else. Don't let the name fool you for what it once stood for.