Can I use with the Klipsch Quintet Home Speaker System?
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I can give you a definite "YES" but if the speakers aren't too heavy then you shouldn't have a problem.
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i am not familiar with those speaker / i use Klipsch Heresey but they are inefficient so check the power rating for the cerwins online.
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Sure if your stereo system has a 3.5mm jack (a headphone jack) slot. However, if you plan on using this just for your home stereo system, I'd not recommend these. I'd rather buy a Bayerdynamics tesla series or Sennhieser HD series headphones. Those headphones come with all accessories because they are meant to be used as headphones for your home stereo system.Go to http://www.head-fi.org/ and it's an internet community for audiophiles by audiophiles. There you can find loads of information and reviews on almost all great brand headphones.
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Sure can. You can use the auxiliary input on the top of the speaker tower, the aux. input is a standard 1/8th headphone jack. So all you would need to do is just get an RCA to 1/8th headphone jack converter and you're all set. You can pick those up at your local Radioshack or Best Buy, they're incredibly common
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Thomas, Hi! First of all, i think you want to get sound through other sound system. In this case, the klipisch mus be connected in the output port, to receive the sound.
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Not unless you connect your PC to an amplifier then to the speakers. Klipsch makes the ProMedia 2.1 THX Certified Computer Speaker System that sound very good
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I just bought the Sony 920 to go with a Klipsch Quintet III 5-speaker surround system and a Polk PSW110 subwoofer. I am VERY happy. It's the best sound I've ever had. The Quintet III's are on the low end for power and price, but they are still outstanding speakers.
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Yes, but I suggest you test this unit with your existing speakers before buy the external app. I bought the SC-1223-K for my secondary 7.1 system but decided to initially test it with my primary 7.1 system which is fronted by power-hungry Polk RTI-A9's and they performed quite well with plenty of receiver capacity to spare. I am quite impressed.
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The Quintet system that I purchased has two R&L rear channels, 2 R&L front channels and a front center channel. A sub woofer is extra and is not part of the package. If you want a sub there are better ones on the market than the Klipsch that is sold as an accessory to The Quintet. Depends what your room is like as to whether it's a good choice for you or not.
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no and yes,no, because those are home entertainment speakers that needs to be plug on a receiver , Yamaha denon pioneer.. wich one you want. there is another one in klipsch that is for computers only cost around $350 if you look for this brand.
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I have a Denon receiver with sub out and Red and White into the back of my Klipsch sub-woofer and this worked out just right for me. The one-out /two-in hookup is what you need.
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I don't think they were meant for it, but I do know there is speaker wire that goes into a 3.5mm that the klipsch pro series uses, i don't know if you could use that to plug right in or not, and that would depend on how many connections your computer has
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Yes... my Klipsch sound dock is in my (fairly sized) living room and I've had parties where I would have to turn down the volume so that people would not be yelling at each other. You will have more than enough sound with very good clarity, in typical Klipsch fashion.
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Hi Catherine, I have the klipsch igroove sxt and bought this adapter, it works fine. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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i have a Polk PSW125 Sub, that i have had for a while, it sounds great with the Klipsch Quintet 5.0 speakers, i think that any good powered sub, will do fine.
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It does a great job with my small Klipsch speakers, but the Klipsch are legendary for their efficiency. Not sure how it will do with anything else.
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I apologize, but my answer wasn't quite right. I mistakenly thought you were asking about the subwoofer I also bought on Amazon, rather than the Klipsch bookshelf speakers. My answer stays about the same, though. While you can get all kinds of opinions online, I still think a visit to a local stereo shop (not a chain like Best Buy) will provide you with specs and information that should help you decide on a receiver.