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It might work but I would think it would be more appropriate for a bedroom.

Keep in mind, you still need a receiver to power them.
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I own this system and for anyone worried about their size don't be, these absolutely pump, great bass, great clarity. I paid 600 a few years ago, for 300 these are complete steal and they'll blow away any box surround system. You will need a receiver for them which is another 300ish give or take, but absolutely worth it. Klipsch makes a great product, there's a reason they have a good reputation
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Wireless sub too. If that matters to you
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05-07-2021 at 03:41 PM.
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TU great sounding little system
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05-07-2021 at 04:07 PM.
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Would this be good for listening to music (rap and hiphop) in a basement gym?
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It might work but I would think it would be more appropriate for a bedroom.

Keep in mind, you still need a receiver to power them.
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05-08-2021 at 07:57 PM.
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I own this system and for anyone worried about their size don't be, these absolutely pump, great bass, great clarity. I paid 600 a few years ago, for 300 these are complete steal and they'll blow away any box surround system. You will need a receiver for them which is another 300ish give or take, but absolutely worth it. Klipsch makes a great product, there's a reason they have a good reputation
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05-08-2021 at 08:20 PM.
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Wireless sub too. If that matters to you
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05-08-2021 at 08:23 PM.
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Quote from sunten1 :
Would this be good for listening to music (rap and hiphop) in a basement gym?
I would get something like Logitech z906 speakers. If you get these Klipsch, one added benefit is that you could place one speaker in each corner, but acoustics in a basement room filled with workout equipment isn't going to be the greatest.
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05-08-2021 at 08:46 PM.
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Quote from murfdigidy :
I own this system and for anyone worried about their size don't be, these absolutely pump, great bass, great clarity. I paid 600 a few years ago, for 300 these are complete steal and they'll blow away any box surround system. You will need a receiver for them which is another 300ish give or take, but absolutely worth it. Klipsch makes a great product, there's a reason they have a good reputation

What good compatible receiver would you recommend?
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What good compatible receiver would you recommend?
Have one of these systems for rec room TV. Paid sale price $350 at Costco and love the sound. $300 is unbeatable! Also interested in receiver for this for main floor TV.
Denon, Yamaha and others in the $280-$300 range, and they would certainly work with these, as well as older receivers. For me, I wanted to add a small receiver for my recent Vizio TV and just want to run optical from TV to receiver. With all of the inputs to TV and apps built-in, I don't need HDMI switching or ever listen to OTA radio! Asked my son if they even make a 5.1 amp-only that suits my purpose - Ha.
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05-09-2021 at 05:21 AM.
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Not trying to thread crap, but check out the monoprice premium 5.1 system. I got one for $150 (currently $180) and am very pleased with it.
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Quote from MellowPenguin5732 :
What good compatible receiver would you recommend?

I would suggest just going with a used,open box, refurbished one.

The only reason you would NEED a new one is for a feature a slightly older did not have.

You only need five channels and a benefit with Klipsch, they are pretty easy to power so you do not need any fancy one.

Someone mentioned they bought one at Goodwill for $10.

That of course would be complete shot in the dark but on offerup, around here you could get a decent name brand for $70. One with many newer features for around $100.
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Quote from MellowPenguin5732 :
What good compatible receiver would you recommend?

Receivers are often very costly. It depends on what you're trying to do. If you need to pass the latest version of hdmi through it, it's going to be more expensive. Add the latest atmos features and 9.2 etc, you're going to run pretty costly. For this 5.1 though, you can get an older receiver. Like I said, mine was $10 used (you have to hunt for something like that thought). I use the optical out on my TV, so it sends 5.1. I don't send the receiver any hdmi because it's an older version.
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05-09-2021 at 06:57 AM.
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Just going to put this out there, IMO you can get a much nicer sound out of Dayton speakers from parts express. Sound is a highly subjective topic though, so ymmv. I like the Daytons better. The sub is backordered if you don't mind waiting. $268.43 before tax at the time of this writing.

https://www.parts-express.com/Day...er-300-629

https://www.parts-express.com/Day...er-300-453

https://www.parts-express.com/Day...ir-300-652

https://www.parts-express.com/Day...ir-300-452

edit: or you can get the 15" sub which isn't back ordered. $353.43 before tax. keep in mind, if form factor is important to you, a 15" sub is a monstrosity.

https://www.parts-express.com/Day...er-300-634

or go with the 10" sub for a total of $233.43

https://www.parts-express.com/Day...er-300-628
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