Klipsch Cinema 600 Soundbar Overview
The Klipsch Cinema 600 soundbar replaces the BAR48 model from last year. It gets a bump in power to 600 total Watts, and the soundbar itself has a slightly smaller footprint. And with HDMI, analog, optical, and bluetooth connectivity you’ll be able to hook up just about any type of audio source.
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Do you recommend the JBL Bar 5.1 Surround Soundbar over the Klipsch Cinema 600 Soundbar? Thank you.
No one seems to have an answer to a question about the 600. Doesn't the app do more then just info? like EQ or spkr setings? and isn't this model supported on any app, or voice conro.l? or Smarthings?
The sub on this soundbar shakes the doors and windows on my house. I love it
Hi, have you noticed a very low noise like interference in the subwoofer, it is felt when you listen at a very low volume (close to the minimum) and there is silence in the room, it is even more felt if you approach the subwoofer.
I also noticed that noise is when the bar sends bass to the subwoofer, if it is not playing bass it does not make the noise. I bought 2 cinema 600s and they both make the same interference noise, so it doesn't seem like a unit defect, I tried plugging the subwoofer into different jacks, swapping poles, turning off all the wireless equipment in my house and it does the same thing. Do you know what it can be? The only thing I can think of why this noise comes out is that the subwoofer amplifier is always at maximum power, and the volume is controlled digitally, since the noise is linear at low volume than at high volume.
I interpret that it is the typical noise of when you put a sound system at maximum, but that it comes out at low volume in this type of amplifier, which does not seem good to me, it becomes annoying when there is silence and listening at low volume
Thanks!