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This comment is spot on. You’re about to be very busy and mobile in the military. When I was in everyone had Walkmen and headphones and it was tapes or CDs. Been a long time now 😃 In my opinion, investing in some nice headphones with a good source that is small and mobile will let you hear great mus

Yeah, that makes sense to me. How does that work with music? Did it sound pretty good? I listen to a ton of music via Tidal and YouTube Music and game a lot on my Series X. I will say, many of the audiophile review videos I've seen from Klipsch CES26 booth say the sound the Seven 2's produced was ve

I definitely understand and was anticipating Eversolo Play recommendations. Personally I don't mind plugging my phone or laptop in to get lossless. I've seen mixed reviews on the Eversolo regarding its standby mode, Airplay connectivity (which my fiancée would almost certainly still use over the nat

Get some speakers and an amplifier, or some powered speakers (good ones like klipsch sevens). Upgrade your play back chain to actual hifi. Sound bars are not very good for music.

Átti álíka dilemma og endaði með nútíma magnara í 3.0 hátalara fyrirkomulagi með alla mögulegu tengi möguleikunum, Spotify, hdmi o.s.frv. Bíður upp á mest seinna meir. Þekki nokkra í þessu sem enduðu í gæða stereo kerfum og sjá ekkert eftir að hafa ekki bak og hæða rásirnar. Sonos er frekar fínt en

Oh yeah. My wife and I comment all the time about how the sound from our Klipsch Sevens in the living room practically sound like a live performance when you are in the tv room. But I have read that room setup is the most significant listening thing that can change the sound you hear. So I'm curious

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

Use the eq in the app to tame the bass a little and maybe turn the treble down a few notches. Get a sub to to really open up your experience. Ive had fives for a few years in my secondary setup with our TV and they've exceed my expectations. The fives/sevens/nines are the only klipsch speakers I wou

The more I do this, the more I lean towards used new/newer, or open box. I love vintage from the mid 60s to very early 80s and may have more than a number of folks, but ultimately I'm beginning to feel like the work involved in vintage may not quite manage to meet the listening payoff when everythin

It depends on what you want. If you want the best sound get a receiver and setup a traditional surround sound system or if you want a more simple set up get some good bookshelf speakers. That’ll sound better and be more affordable than any sound bar or wireless system. Try the Klipsch Sevens or Five