I'm choosing between the vPulse and Klipsch S4i ii. I've seen reviews criticising the durability of the s4i so which of the 2 is superior overall?
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Personally I like the deep sound Velodyne better. The bass is truly full. They are both good choices. Also note, both of them may come out of your ear if you are walking or exercising. The ear pieces are a bit different on both accounts, Velodyne even more than the Klipsch.
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The JBL is awesome. The Klipsch is very good. Neither is a loser. I thought the JBL sound was richer and recharges the ipad/phone while is plays. The Klipsch is portable but a battery hog. If you NEED wireless then the Klipsch but if you are looking for great sound go with JBL
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i did the klipsch set up and it sounds good. i wish i understood my receiver better but its great. so many features its crazy!
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I have the Polk PSW505 subwoofer and am very happy with it. The PSW505 provides a lot of power with little distortion and is often on sale for a lower price than this Klipsch subwoofer. However if I had to choose, I would go with Klipsch because their subwoofers have extremely low distortion, crisp, deep bass and also output a lot of power. I've always been fond of Klipsch subwoofers and larger speakers for their high output with the lowest distortion (compared to other big brands including Polk).
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I agree with the Klipsch SW-350. It's a good subwoofer for the price. I also recommend looking into the SVS subwoofers, with SVS you get the most bang for your buck IMO. If you call SVS they will advise you on which sub to get to best match your budget, room and speakers. Congratulations on you Quintet speakers!
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Here is a pretty handy website--these have been a great set of ear buds http://gdgt.com/klipsch/image/s4i/specs/
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I love the sound of Fidelios but find them heavy for running/gym. For that I use Klipsh S4i which are lighter and sound almost as good.
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Klipsch has been absolutely terrible on warranty issues that I've experienced. I've been a Klipsch an since the 70s, but their corporate structure has taken a huge turn for the worse. I hope you have better luck than I've had.
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THE LP2 have great sound and depth of sound, just be careful as one of the drivers in the left cup is slightly faulty in my pair, other than that the are fantastic, comfortable, tough, look stylish and are extremely robust!!!
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The CX 680 is ur best bet with regards to durability and longevity. I even accidently washed and dried it with my clothes and still works like brand new even after almost 2 yrs later. The sound quality and base is fantastic.
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Also, I couldn't recommend Klipsch any more than I already do to friends. Their customer service is absolutely top notch. I hope that you enjoy the earbuds if you get them.
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For what it's worth, I have not heard the Klipsh system but recently purchased the Energy Take Classic 5.1 system. The speakers are quite small and I'm sure you get better sound than the Micro system. Unless you really have a confined set-up arrangement I would go with the Take Classic's. Combined it with the Yamaha RX-V371 single zone receiver which produces 100w per side and plenty of inputs/outputs and options. Together they sound very clear with enough low end for my taste. All in the system cost $700 including additional cables. BTW, Energy is owned by Klipsch, so you probably will not go wrong with either system. Detailed audiophiles might disagree with my assessment, but everyone has their own take. Good luck and good listening.
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I've never compared them, but the Logitechs rock. I own both the Z623s and the Klipsch Promedia 2.1s, and the Logitechs are noticably better, especially on the bass end. The z623s offer 330 watts of peak power (200 watts RMS) and a 7 inch woofer, so be prepared to get plenty of complaints in you're in a dorm. :)
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If you have the extra $200 bucks to spare for the SVS give it a shot, try it out, they have a customer satisfaction trial return window if it doesn't feel right to you return it. I have not heard the SVS pb so I can't compare. I have an SVS tube with amp. It is quality sound but not too room filling. I added this Klipsch 12 HG and wow what a difference. Hands down it has more room filling bass for my movies. You can spend a lot of money for promised quality or you can spend the right amount for the delivered quality your looking for. I started with one SVS sub and over time have gone for two subs (Klipsch 12HG) and that is an awesome set up. FYI- I have two Klipsch subs in my game room also, for the price, it's a great deal. Enjoy!
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I went to BB to listen to the Klipsch with a variety of different receivers and I would say go with the Energy RC micro's. I think they sound much better and it's odd since they are the same company. I paired my speakers with the Onkyo sr 507 and its sounds great.
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Hi, You can see many kinds in offer, but it depends what do you want, quality of sound or price. If you like a good sound and price, I recommend Klipsch B-20 that I have.
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200 hours of play for the drivers to break in and loosen up. Right out of the box, it sounded great! I have the rb 61 II, the break in period was told by my local klipsch dealer. Hope this helped.