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Klipsch Quintet Speaker System Specs

Specs

Speaker: Quintet satellite
Type: Satellite Center
Tweeter (size in inches, type): 0.75, aluminum, Tractrix horn
Woofer (size in inches, type): 3.5, Injection Molded Graphite (2)
Nominal Impedance (ohms): 8
Recommended Amp Power (watts): 75–300
Available Finishes: Black, hard polymer
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 4 x 7.5 x 5.5
Weight (pounds): 6.25

Speaker: Quintet center
Type: Center
Tweeter (size in inches, type): 0.75, aluminum, Tractrix horn
Woofer (size in inches, type): 3.5, Injection Molded Graphite (2)
Nominal Impedance (ohms): 8
Recommended Amp Power (watts): 75–300
Available Finishes: Black, hard polymer
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 4 x 7.5 x 5.5
Weight (pounds): 6.25

Price: $550/set

SW-110 Subwoofer
Enclosure Type: Vented
Woofer (size in inches, type): 10, woven fiberglass
Rated Power (watts): 200 RMS, 450 peak, BASH
Connections: Speaker- and line-level stereo in, RCAs; WA port
Crossover Bypass: LFE
Available Finishes: Black vinyl
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 12.5 x 14.5 x 17
Weight (pounds): 35
Price: $500

Company Info
Klipsch
(800) KLIPSCH
klipsch.com

COMPANY INFO
Klipsch
(800) KLIPSCH
klipsch.com
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COMMENTS
aleksandr's picture
Submitted by aleksandr on July 5, 2013 - 5:39pm

Quintet V speaker/subwoofer system vs Energy Take Classic Subwoofer/ satellite system vs Pioneer SP-PK21BS subwoofer/satellite system . What is the better Budget Home Theater System?

Mark Fleischmann's picture
Submitted by Mark Fleischmann on July 6, 2013 - 9:09am
I've never had them all together in the same room for comparison, and haven't reviewed the SP-PK21BS at all, though I did do the SP-BS41-LR. You can find the Energy Take Classic review here.
aleksandr's picture
Submitted by aleksandr on July 7, 2013 - 12:54pm

Thanks Mark, excellent review.

RichAbe's picture
Submitted by RichAbe on July 7, 2013 - 1:19pm

I'm impressed with the review of the satellites, less so with the Sub. Would my REL Storm be a better option?

Mark Fleischmann's picture
Submitted by Mark Fleischmann on July 8, 2013 - 8:08am
I haven't reviewed a REL sub, though other Home Theater reviewers have -- here's a recent one. You're comparing a high-end product to a mass-market product so I suspect it wouldn't be a step up. But I need to be cautious about making comparisons to products of which I have no direct experience.

In general, it's harder to design a great compact sub, especially for use with satellites, than it is to design the sats themselves, so my performance ratings for subs are usually lower than speaker ratings. The systems where the subs and sats are of equally high quality are the exception, not the rule.

tedders's picture
Submitted by tedders on October 16, 2013 - 8:11pm

I'm very strongly considering the klipsch quintet but, would like to pair them with a stronger performing sub. What other subs would you pair with this set ball park ~$500 that would be a stronger match than the stock klipsch sub?

JohnB's picture
Submitted by JohnB on May 29, 2014 - 7:56pm

I have that sub with my RF-82s and it does a really good job. Every review I've read before I bought it says it rocks the house. So, before you decide on another sub read other reviews. This sub plays loud and sounds great.

newbie_nj's picture
Submitted by newbie_nj on August 10, 2014 - 6:13pm

Mark, thanks for the great review. I am really considering buying either the Klipsch Quintet 5 of the Definitive Technology ProCinema 600. I have read the Def Tech review on your website from Kim Wilson, which is great, but am confused how do these two systems compare? Since the Klipsch review is from 2013 vs Def tech is from 2011, makes me think that Klipsch is newer and has got slightly better rating from your website,so should be better. I have heard Def Tech, and really liked it (but i am really a novice), however, couldn't hear Klipsch in any of the stores i visited - would appreciate your view. I am thinking of pairing either systems with BIC f12 subwoofer(let me know if you recommend another sub in $200 price range), and the 5.1 package is costing me almost the same in either case.

Please let me know your thoughts on quintet 5 vs procinema 600. Thanks!

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