Here’s something a bit different and even – dare I say – slightly exciting. Classic US speaker brand Klipsch has been making speakers since just after the Second World War but it’s still at the ...

Klipsch’s ProMedia line has been around for quite a long time. It dates back to 1999 when the original ProMedia made a splash as one of the first THX-certified computer speaker systems. Throughout the ...

Klipsch has brought the vintage appeal of its famed Heritage speaker line to a set of desktop speakers. The company’s new ProMedia Heritage 2.1 is, as its name suggests, a 2.1 system that consists of ...

With all of the Cyber Monday deals taking place today, landing a great holiday gift at a discount is easier than ever. One piece of tech that really stands out today is this Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 ...

One of my favorite sets of computer speakers back in the day, before gaming headsets became the norm, was the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1. They get loud and bring the boom and are currently on sale for ...

The Klipsch Promedia 2.1 speakers have been around for over two decades, and even today it's still considered one of the best 2.1ch dedicated computer speakers you can get. The new model with wireless ...

Hey guys. I just purchased 2.1 computer speakers. Klipsch ProMedia 2.1. My motherboard is a X58A UD3R rev 1.0. I uses realtek audio integrated. In my audio setup options I have the choice to set the ...

Klipsch is drawing on its long history of building speakers for the look of its new 2.1 desktop speaker system, the Buy at Walmart.com . Combining two stereo satellites with a wired subwoofer, the ...

feel free to comment on all or just part of the post...any constructive input is welcome...<BR><BR>Yes, I own a pair of klipsch promedia 2.1's.<BR>I listen to music both spoken and sung (ie, books on ...

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The Fives present a smooth, refined sound that’s a bit bass-heavy with slightly recessed mids and highs. Ever since 1946, when Paul Klipsch began selling his patented Klipschorn speakers, the company ...