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The video focuses on Klipsch's innovative move into wireless home theater systems, leveraging their collaboration with the Wireless Speaker and Audio Association (WiSA). Introduced at the 2019 CES show, Klipsch’s Reference Wireless Home Theater System includes the RW-51M bookshelf speakers, RW-34C center channel, and RW-100SW subwoofer, designed for easy, high-quality wireless audio. WiSA technology ensures low-latency, high-resolution sound, crucial for synchronization, particularly in gaming setups.
Klipsch recommends the Aksum link for optimal device connectivity, with three main setup methods discussed: an Xbox One X or S, a 2019 LG OLED or SL TV, or a Mac/Windows 10 PC. Each has distinct advantages, with the Xbox and computer setups providing more flexible speaker configurations than the LG TV method.
The speaker praises various performance aspects and setup flexibility of Klipsch speakers, particularly in 2.0 and 5.1 configurations, noting the higher cost of wireless systems is offset by installation ease and adaptability, which appeals to younger, mobile audiences.
Additionally, authorized dealer Audio Advice offers support and expertise, with showrooms in Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina, providing a resource for further information and assistance.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses iconic American audio company Klipsch and their venture into wireless home theater systems. Klipsch, known for their high-quality heritage speakers, aimed to expand their hallmark sound into more homes by overcoming the limitation of wired speakers. To achieve this, they collaborated with the Wireless Speaker and Audio Association (WiSA), which sets standards for high-res, low-latency wireless audio.
Klipsch introduced their new Reference Wireless Home Theater System at the 2019 CES show, winning several awards. This system features three main speaker types: the RW-51M bookshelf speakers, the RW-34C center channel, and the RW-100SW powered subwoofer. These speakers are adaptations of popular models from Klipsch’s reference series, redesigned for easy wireless setup without compromising on sound quality.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the benefits of Wiseau wireless technology for audio systems, emphasizing its lack of latency which is crucial for serious gamers. The technology ensures perfect synchronization of picture and sound. The Aksum link, recommended by Klipsch, is essential for connecting devices and costs $229. Unlike Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, the YC transmitter operates independently of the home network, providing high-resolution audio with minimal latency.
Three setup methods for the Klipsch system with Wiseau are detailed:
1. Using an Xbox One X or S as the central hub, taking advantage of its gaming, Blu-ray, and streaming capabilities.
2. Utilizing a 2019 LG OLED or SL TV with an Aksum link for streaming and connected sources.
3. Employing a Mac or Windows 10 PC as the video operations center, which is more technical but similar to the Xbox setup.
Each method has its pros and cons. The LG TV method is straightforward but offers fewer options (limited to 2.0 or 5.1 audio setups), whereas the Xbox and computer setups provide more flexible speaker configurations ranging from 2.0 to 7.1 surround sound. Prices for these setups vary from $1028 to $3889. The LG setup is limited by its current selection of music apps, only supporting Spotify and Pandora.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various ways to integrate music into an LG TV setup, highlighting the use of Apple TV and Chromecast for streaming. Other options include using an Xbox or connecting to a music drive on the network. The setup process for the Aksum link box is detailed, involving connecting it to the TV and configuring speaker positions. The video also reviews the performance of Klipsch speakers, praising their sound quality in both 2.0 and 5.1 setups. A comparison of costs between wireless and traditional speaker systems is given, noting that the wireless option, though more expensive, offers ease of installation and flexibility, making it appealing especially to younger, mobile users.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the benefits of software-based solutions, stating that they should allow for significant updates over time. Additionally, they highlight that Audio Advice is an authorized dealer of high-performance audio products from reputable brands globally. For further inquiries or assistance, viewers are encouraged to chat with an expert, call, or visit one of their two showrooms located in Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina.