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Klipsch HD Theater 500


$600.00 Released March, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:A great option for those with a 5.1 capable receiver - easy and affordable.

The Cons:Glossy black plastic enclosures look cheap, pick up scratches, fingerprints and dust. Cheap overall build next to competing products at the same price point.

The Klipsch HD Theater 500 is a compact, high-definition, and 5.1-channel home theater system being offered at an affordable price. The second of three Klipsch HD theater systems, the Klipsch HD Theater 500 is a downgrade from the Klipsch HD Theater 1000 in that four of its speakers sport one (versus dual) 2.5” IMG drivers and one MicroTractrix horn-loaded .75” aluminum dome tweeter, although its center speaker does sport dual 2.5” IMG drivers.

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In addition, the Theater 500 downgrades to an 8” (versus 10”) woofer with a hybrid class D amplifier. Like its predecessor, the Theater 500’s horn-loaded tweeter technology delivers genuine “lifelike sound” and produces more output per less energy. It should also be noted that the Theater 500 can either be wired into a PC set-up or act as an entry level TV entertainment system. However, the Theater 500 does not come with a receiver. The Klipsch HD Theater 500 retails for a more affordable $599.99 (versus $899.99) and comes with a 5 year limited warranty.

Features

  • Compact
  • High Definition
  • 5.1 Channel
  • Tweeter: 0.75” Aluminum Dome x1 (per speaker)
  • Mid-Range: 2.5” IMG x 1 (per speaker) x 2 (per center channle)
  • Woofer: 8”
  • Hybrid Class D Amplifier
  • 5 Year Limited Warranty

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    a great option for those with a 5.1 capable receiver - easy and affordable

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    glossy black plastic enclosures look cheap, pick up scratches, fingerprints and dust

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    cheap overall build next to competing products at the same price point

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