KLIPSCH PROMEDIA Ultra D-5.1 Whats the sensitivity on these?

[SFDMALEX]

I cant find any place that states the sensetivity of these speakers. On the Klipsh site it says "Sensitivity: Enclosed sensitivity system" WTF?

I have a feeling that its not that impressive, thats why they are not stating it. I have a feeling its in the 80db area.

Anyone have the answer?

[PATo355]

Dont know man , but they sound like thunder

[crazidude]

Well I have no idea, but those speakers are godly.

[gigdy]

my roomate has them. dont know the sensitivity just buy them they are rediculous.

[v0od0o]

maybe you'd like to take a look at the user comment here http://www.axiontech.com/prdt.php?item=36569 that's if you still haven't bought it yet.... :?

[kompak]

don't believe on the multimedia speakers for computer....just get urself a set of home theater and plug it in to the computer....then u'll know what i mean.....i using my family home theater set plugged in to my computer.KLIPSCH, ALTEC LANSING and other brands sucks

[SFDMALEX]

don't believe on the multimedia speakers for computer....just get urself a set of home theater and plug it in to the computer....then u'll know what i mean.....i using my family home theater set plugged in to my computer.KLIPSCH, ALTEC LANSING and other brands sucks

Well I am an audiophile my self so this is only for games. I do have a 5.1 Yamaha reciver, but getting a set of 5.1s for this (which will be a few sizes to big to fit in the place were my computer is) plus I dont have a place for another amp near the computer since I got an amp for my bass shakers here.....so a set of computer speakers is the only solution for me. Anyway this is all over with. I already purchased a set of Logi 6.1s which satisfy my needs.

[Sachmo12345]

get the logitech Z680s thats what i have and i love them

[bmmusti]

it would be funny if people read the thread before posting a reply :lol:

[vv1s34ss]

I'm lucky enough to have the 2.1 Klipsch speakers for my PC and they rock. :D

[Sachmo12345]

Sonically, the D-5.1 is Klipsch's finest gaming system to date. It doesn't match the window-rattling volume levels of the most powerful THX-certified offerings, but its spaceship-shaped satellites pump out room-filling 99-dB output, and its 8-inch subwoofer produces a brawny low end that extends well into the mid-bass register. Midrange frequency response is extraordinarily flat, although several irregularities above 2 kHz give the system the kind of artificially brilliant high end that can add presence to a game soundtrack.