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Klipsch Flexus Core 210 185W 3.1.2-Channel Sound Bar + 10" 160W Wireless Subwoofer (1073105) on sale for $599 - $200 with promo code
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$399.
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Note: Online orders placed before 10/15 will ship Thu 10/16.
About this Item:
- Experience immersive Dolby Atmos sound, transforming your living room into a true home theater.
- Enjoy crystal-clear dialogue and rich audio with the 3.1.2-channel sound bar for all your content.
- Seamlessly connect your devices using multiple connectivity options, including HDMI eARC and Bluetooth.
- Enhance your movie nights and gaming sessions with powerful, deep bass from the included 10" wireless subwoofer.
- The sleek design aesthetics of this Klipsch sound system perfectly complement any modern entertainment setup.
- Set up your premium sound system effortlessly with included mounting hardware and user-friendly instructions.
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Pros- wired sub support (why I bought), no account required so great privacy, good for music, easy to pair and manage. Gets loud without degrading.
Cons- No built in airplay/tidal/spotify/wireless. Minimal tuning and cannot raise the center channel. It has dialog enhance which sort of does it that I leave on low or mid but can alter sound mid to high. You can raise or lower sub and surrounds though so it works. Soundstage really isn't great left to right, believe it could be because sharing the horn tweeter at times. Front to back is pretty good. The surrounds are over priced even at $200 sale but are a must in my opinion because the processing is so crude it only had two modes, music and movies. No direct! So without the surrounds it automatically processes them for fake surrounds up front. In my opinion it was unusable for me like this. Another huge con is the sub has no crossover control and I found it sends higher frequency to it leading to hearing directional location where the sub is. Even Apple TV menu effects coming through it. Keep that in mind if not putting the sub up front. I tried it next to the couch since my wired sub is up front and it was very distracting. May send the sub back. Finally would say it is very source picky in the sense of setup, set the eq and change apps then need to tweak mid or high again as big swings.
My typical setup for tv. -1 to -3 around the front height and surrounds. I keep the surrounds firing behind me as too bright and distracting if pointing at position and sub wired out is really hot, need to drop it a lot or use the cross on my sub to 80 to not get so much higher freq.
I tried a q990 first, better sound for movies, better soundstage, but overall sounded more processed to me and the app required an account. If it had a sub out I would have kept it.
This is a crazy deal and mine has worked perfect from day 1 - highly recommend.
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This is a crazy deal and mine has worked perfect from day 1 - highly recommend.
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This is a crazy deal and mine has worked perfect from day 1 - highly recommend.
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Pros- wired sub support (why I bought), no account required so great privacy, good for music, easy to pair and manage. Gets loud without degrading.
Cons- No built in airplay/tidal/spotify/wireless. Minimal tuning and cannot raise the center channel. It has dialog enhance which sort of does it that I leave on low or mid but can alter sound mid to high. You can raise or lower sub and surrounds though so it works. Soundstage really isn't great left to right, believe it could be because sharing the horn tweeter at times. Front to back is pretty good. The surrounds are over priced even at $200 sale but are a must in my opinion because the processing is so crude it only had two modes, music and movies. No direct! So without the surrounds it automatically processes them for fake surrounds up front. In my opinion it was unusable for me like this. Another huge con is the sub has no crossover control and I found it sends higher frequency to it leading to hearing directional location where the sub is. Even Apple TV menu effects coming through it. Keep that in mind if not putting the sub up front. I tried it next to the couch since my wired sub is up front and it was very distracting. May send the sub back. Finally would say it is very source picky in the sense of setup, set the eq and change apps then need to tweak mid or high again as big swings.
My typical setup for tv. -1 to -3 around the front height and surrounds. I keep the surrounds firing behind me as too bright and distracting if pointing at position and sub wired out is really hot, need to drop it a lot or use the cross on my sub to 80 to not get so much higher freq.
I tried a q990 first, better sound for movies, better soundstage, but overall sounded more processed to me and the app required an account. If it had a sub out I would have kept it.
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Sub in question: RP-1400
Receiver in question: Onkyo TX-SR3100
Both bought from slickdeals listings 😅
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