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They do less. Let's use klipsch speakers as an example. I have a pair of klipsch kg 5.5 speakers from the 90s. They're amazing speakers. They are also just speakers. Amps, dacs, streamers, wifi, and Bluetooth are all in separate devices. The new Klipsch number series - the fives, the sevens, and the

There can be made a good argument for either.Active speakers can be very convenient for bluetooth speakers, soundbars or smaller stereo setups (Klipsch the fives, Sevens for instance). If you are thinking of serious HiFi or Home theater: Personally I would always go for passive speakers. I want the

They’re new. Klipsch The Sevens. Love ‘em.

I love my Klipsch Sevens. I had Klipsch Sixes before them, but they died after 5 years of enjoyment.

I have a pair of open box Klipsch The Sevens that I got for around $700 off ebay and I would argue that it would be unrealistic to expect anything better than that for the price. Since you already have the amp I imagine you could get an even better pair of passive bookshelf Klipsch speakers like RP-

Are Klipsch The Nines any more reliable than The Sevens? I want to get the Sevens but I’m just coming across way too many people who’ve had unit failures with them. I’m considering the Nines since they seem to not have all the bad reviews but I also can’t see how the reliability would differ much be