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1. #KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW DRIVERS#
2. #KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW REGISTRATION#
3. #KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW BLUETOOTH#
4. #KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW PLUS#
5. #KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW TV#

With that review, I’ve now pulled back the covers on half of the Klipsch Cinema series. This was the “Klipsch Cinema 1200 vs Samsung HW-Q950T Which is better?”, and with a fuller surround sound experience the Cinema 1200 had a clear, though pricier, advantage.

#KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW TV#

How would the average person, sitting in a typical living room, and with a nice TV feel about this soundbar system? Would they notice the differences that stood out in my review or would they find the overall performance perfectly acceptable?Īll of this introspection came on the back of an earlier review. Still, it had some clear strengths that had me wondering. The packaged remote senses movement and lights up, with buttons to adjust subwoofer and surround levels, volume, sound modes and inputs.I recently dove into a fun comparison, Klipsch Cinema 600 vs Samsung HW-Q900T which is better?, and found the Klipsch was not quite up to snuff when it came to delivering a true surround sound experience. There’s also room for two HDMI inputs if you want to connect external sources to the soundbar and through the TV. Wi-Fi is once again built in, enabling smart features in Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and Spotify Connect, as well as making multi-room streaming possible. Like the Cinema 1200 there’s 8K HDR passthrough with Dolby Vision, eARC connectivity, and if you’re interested in adding rear channels, the Cinema 800 can be paired with Surround 3 wireless speakers (£265 / $299) for a 5.1 surround set-up. This soundbar is capable of 3.1 channels, so there are no upfiring speakers for Atmos, but it can decode 7.1.4 Atmos soundtracks. Measuring at 48-inches wide (121cm) it’s supported by a 10-inch wireless subwoofer. Slightly less wide is the step down Cinema 800 Sound Bar.

#KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW BLUETOOTH#

Connections: Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, HDMI ARC, 3’5mm, optical, RCA output.

#KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW PLUS#

Wi-Fi connectivity brings Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa support, plus there’s Spotify Connect to play music directly from the music service, along with the possibility for adding the soundbar to multi-room systems. Two HDMI inputs are included for plugging external devices into the soundbar. There’s support for 8K HDR passthrough (if you’re lucky to have an 8K TV) with Dolby Vision compatibility, and an eARC connection for transmitting high quality audio (such as Atmos) from a compatible TV to the soundbar. It can also decode Atmos soundtracks rendered in 7.1.4, too. With upfiring Atmos front and rear speakers, the Cinema 1200 has a 5.1.4 speaker configuration to deliver width and height to film soundtracks. At 54-inches wide (translating to 137cm), you’re going to need a big piece of furniture to house this soundbar The Cinema 1200 Soundbar is the top-of-the-range model, featuring Klipsch’s best-in-class 12-inch wireless subwoofer.

3x 25.4mm soft dome tweeters mated to Tractrix horn speaker, 6x 76.2mm high output oval fiber composite cone woofers, 3x 76.2mm high output Cerametallic cone woofers (height), 3x 76.2mm high output fiber composite cone woofers, 12-inch subwoofer.Klipsch Cinema 1200 soundbar with Dolby Atmos EQ customisation and a virtual remote control are on their way in August 2021.

#KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW REGISTRATION#

The app provides product firmware updates, video set-up guide videos, product registration and more. If you’re looking for a sound system with big bass performance, then each bar comes with big and powerful subwoofers.Īside from the Cinema 400, the rest of announced soundbars will work with the Klipsch Connect App. As is usual from the US audio brand, the Cinema Sound Bars are crafted from materials such as wood (yes, actual wood), as well as utilising Klipsch’s horn-loaded speaker technology. The soundbars had been announced as coming to the UK late last year, but now they have firmer dates. It’s a role that’s been taken over by soundbars, and Klipsch latest aim to enhance both music and movies with their performance.

#KLIPSCH CINEMA 400 REVIEW DRIVERS#

TV audio has always been an issue since the move from boxy CRTVs to flatscreens, with thinner displays have less space for the audio drivers to produce that big, expansive sound. It’s doing so with a new line-up of feature rich soundbars. The Klipsch brand name has been around for a while, and 2021 sees it celebrate its 75th anniversary.