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Klipsch has done a terrific job over the last 20 years in clear diversification his entire portfolio and corporate image.In the old days, Klipsch was all about volume and brute-Force.Heute has it to scrutinise of that aspect but also other aspects such as lifestyle, architectural and mobile awareness, kept to it in a true well-rounded speaker company, with modern customer is added.

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Do you need a home theater speaker system with matching designs driver, cabinets, etc.? Now, Klipsch has only 28 to choose are (these guys really the pace must collect.).Just as is the entry-level model under all these offers the HDT 300 ($ 399, 99/MSRP) much substance to the Partei.Ein employ the five 5.1 system gloss black satellite a IMG (injection molded graphite) 2, 5-inch woofer and a MicroTractrix horn-loaded 0.75 inch textile tweeter, within a ABS plastic enclosure sealed measuring 5.5 cm high of 3.6 cm (7.5 for the Center) 3.85 cm deep, and weighing in at 1.5 pounds (2.75 for the Center).The subwoofer has a down-firing 6, 5-inch fiber composite cone within a black Pica (Matt) vinyl-wrapped (rear-ported) bass reflex enclosure measurement 11.8 cm high of 9.9 inches wide by 14.6 inches deep and weighing 19 pounds.The subwoofer features controls for volume, low-pass crossover and phase and speaker level and line inputs, but not Ausgaben.Das system comes with handy wall mounts (with a 40-degree range of motion), a template and one quarter/20 deals for mounting stand and cradle basis for pivotieren the magnetic center channel screened up to 45 Grad.Die fit and finish of the HDT 300 is impressive, and add only the value of the brackets and cradle.While not particularly difficult, the small satellites provide great quality, with a great finish and build quality. everything fits directly and looks great.The grills pop out easily, as well as to expect to feel the push-pin connectors.The woofer, while not exactly like Designer, has a solid feel and its back fits into the Cabinet crispy, with quality switches and buttons. the flared port and driver very fit, and the feet provide a solid foundation for the juicy Cabinet.

Sound
The HDT 300 sounded crisp and tweeter punchy with music tracks, especially the rock and electronic Vielfalt.Die horn-loaded not too aggressively or edgy, and moved with the small bass driver a nice balance.-based classic tracks were great a good sense of space with enough weight and total rendered create substance.Vocal and acoustic tracks requires a bit more PEP in the midrange market with vocals in particular sounds somewhat flat and cold.The woofer avoided usually sounding boomy and slowly, keep up with the rest of the system as a whole.To movies and games, with the receiver set to subwoofer / small speakers/Max crossover of the HDT 300 sound very good, with a clear character, the intense action scenes much added.The woofer did not play particularly low, but had good speed and Punsch.Dialog but warmth and body was quite understandable,. for such a small system, it was easy to drive, and the sound was quite large, and although ultimate refinement, missing speed up and beat, very satisfactory overall.

Competition and comparison
If you want to compare the Klipsch HDT 300 home theater system against other similar systems, read our reviews for ORB audio Mod1 home theater system and the Boston Acoustics classic CS 2310 speaker system.  For more information, in our Bookshelf speaker and subwoofer sections.

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