Review on Klipsch The Sixes walnut hollow sound system by Bogdan Nikolov ᠌

The price of 89,000 dollars for speakers is very high. However, in this case, it is essential to have a clear understanding of what is included in the price. 1. The speakers have a very hip and trendy appearance about them. They will have a natural appearance in any interior design; 2. I have no idea what they did to them, but they sound really delicious. Both the top tweeter, which is housed in a titanium dome and has a horn output, and the woofer, which has a diameter of 6.5 inches, perform an excellent job at their respective jobs. 3. The speakers themselves are interconnected with a strong 4-pin cable in accordance with a bi-amping method. This allows the signal from the amplifier to be split into two streams, one for each speaker individually. 4. The low-frequency speakers have a big stroke, and when combined with a phase inverter, they can simulate the effect of a full-fledged subwoofer in a space that is 20-30 squares in size. In point of fact, Klipsch markets them as speakers that also come equipped with a subwoofer. They pump more effectively than many other subs, so this is not just a publicity trick. 5. Since the speakers are active, they come equipped with their own amplifiers. Not just any amplifier will do either. Power output is rated at 100 watts per channel. The amplifier features speakers that have been fine-tuned in accordance with the finest Klipsch traditions. You are able to unscrew the volume into space, and you will not experience any distortion or vibrations that are not essential. be placed in the appropriate manner, of course. They sing very loudly, although it should be noted that they are singing and not yelling. 6. The speakers are compatible with the APTX hd bluetooth protocol. Playing stereo using Bluetooth is possible, as is the transfer of formats at speeds up to 576 kbps. Given that 70 percent of the content on Apple Music is streamed in.mp3 320 kbps, it is reasonable to assume that it is possible to listen to music from Apple Music. 7. It has a DAC that is integrated right in! In order to allow you to connect your computer without risk and play FLAC 1.4 Mbps or DSD audio. And this is obviously audiophilia, which is something that is not worth doing if it means becoming sick. Warning: it can become rather addicting. But regrettably, all of this is done by wire. Although Air Drop is not currently available, I would want to be able to play Flasks while relaxing on the couch. 8. However, in the event that you suddenly find that this is not sufficient for you, the player also has an optical input. Therefore, you should only connect the vinyl if you are both sick enough and rich enough at the same moment. And how much does it cost? If you can find something that sounds at least as good but costs less than 100,000 dollars, you should try to collect it.