Do you think that the speakers need a brake in?
88648
No, they don't, however, always lower the volume when not in use to protect the speakers. A surge of loud volume could blow them.
1255825
It's should be, the noise is usually caused by different components being grounded to different areas. This should eliminate the feedback loop you are hearing.
3691
Thanks for your question. All quality speakers have a break-in period of at least 100 hours, but depending on the room-acoustics, there should be some bass. Please make certain that the metal jumpers are installed and tightened across the two sets of bass and treble connection binding posts on the back of the speakers. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 36 years old and a very proud Klipsch dealer.
1437662
I'm not aware of any break-in period needed for these speakers. Mine sounded great right out of the box.
211608
I'm not sure but there isn't supposed to be a lot of water on the inside. If water continually seems to be on the speakers one of them might be leaking. If not then you shouldn't have any problems with it hope this helped!
917902
Assuming that you mean while you are stopped they should be fine. Otherwise you would need the remote Mike and earphones.
1413490
Actually now that somebody else mentioned this. I have once or twice in the past. Just a bit. I thought it's my music, the song that was playing. I tried to remove whatever that were close to the speaker and eventually moved the speakers a bit. I decided to slip the song and called it a day.
1961362
I keep them on my patio so I have not had this problem but I have had some drop out that is fixed by 'power cycling' the speakers and transmitter to basically 're-pair' them. Pardon the pun. --Ed
924282
I've had that problem myself but it seems sporadic. It can be frustrating . It almost seems it has a warm up period. After I play music for a while , it seems to stop doing this. I'm not the only one saying this . Some of the people who gave reviews on Amazon have this same problem . So it seems not to be a defect. If it is , there are quite a few defective speakers out there.
1721473
No prblem replacing them. I am going to do the same thing. You will need the stability if your speakers are more than a couple of lbs a piece.
2045402
I agree with the other comment. If possible, pair with another device to ensure that it is not the speakers. I love these speakers :>
941105
Not very well! They contacted me once concerning the extended warranty and then would not reply after that. I'm not sure they are still in business. I like the speakers, but are hesitant to buy anymore.
733144
Speakers should be attached to their designated position on receiver & not attached to themselves....
1411617
The speakers are "detatchable". They can be spread out from the center console control unit. This is not an old school boom box.
817595
I personally would not. Just break the speakers in easy. Keep them at a low volume for a while and build up slowly to prevent any damage / distortion / etc. I continue to be impressed by these speakers.
970018
yes i have, is the wires inside of one of the speaker it giving you that, if you can fixe do it or claim the warranty of this product.
1917565
yes, unfortunately this is true. I've had this set for over a year, every once in a while speakers stop working because speakers cannot handle "sudden" loud sounds. sometimes I am using this set as monitor speakers while recording music, this is complete disaster, the buzzing sound and cutting in/out.....I recommend investing a bit more money and getting better brand.