Klipsch Cinema 400 Sound Bar + 8Inch Wireless Subwoofer with HDMIARC,Black
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- 40 2.1 Soundbar with 8 wireless subwoofer.Mounting Type: Wall Mount
- 400W peak power
- HDMI-ARC: Single-cable, single-remote control
- 5.1 decoding for virtualized surround sound
- Class-leading 8 Subwoofer
Description
Seamlessly upgrade your television viewing to a home theater experience with Klipsch horn-loaded Cinema Series Sound Bars. Plugin the included HDMI cable (or optical cable) to your TV and enjoy a premium home theater experience. HDMI-ARC gives you full control of your system, including the wireless sub, with a single remote.
Brand: Klipsch
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 Hz
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, Optical
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Bar Mount,Hdmi Cable,Wall Mount
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Speaker Type: Soundbar, Subwoofer
Additional Features: Bass Boost
Antenna Location: For Surround Sound Systems
Subwoofer Diameter: 8 Inches
Color: Black
Control Method: Remote
Speaker Size: 8 Inches
Woofer Diameter: 8 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Specific Uses For Product: Home Theater, Gaming
Controller Type: Corded Electric
Frequency Response: 20 Hz
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, Optical
Wireless Technology: Wireless
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Number of Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Brand: Klipsch
Model Number: 1068774
Model Name: Cinema 400
Built-In Media: Sound Bar and subwoofer
Warranty Description: 1 year parts and labor
Number of Items: 2
UPC: 743878043792
Manufacturer: Klipsch
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 Watts
Input Voltage: 240 Volts
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9.5"D x 39.9"W x 9.5"H
Item Weight: 12.7 Kilograms
Compatible Devices: Television
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car
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I got this Klipsch 400 on sale at nearly half price. At that price it's a decent value. After experiencing it, I would not pay full price for it. I got this Klipsch 400 to replace a VIZIO S4251W-B4B that died on me. I got the Vizio 5 years ago in refurbished condition. This Klipsch is not nearly as good unfortunately. I have yet to find a better or equal soundbar for any amount of money tbh. If you can find one of those Vizios, nab it. They clarity of the high frequencies and the stereo image it produces are unmatched. On to the Klipsch. For an 8-inch subwoofer, it's pretty muddy and imprecise. The subwoofer level is also not mixed well with the sound bar, it's default level is far too loud. The stereo image is very poor without using the surround sound setting, but the surround setting has its own caveats that I'll get too. You get a lot of directionality from the speakers in the sound bar. Like I can tell the sound is coming from those speakers and they are dare I say, a bit tinny at first listen. The surround setting helps with this but does not eliminate it. Getting good sound. For listening to music I found that the sub needs to be near the lowest volume and surround needs to be on to get and appropriate stereo image and representation of high frequencies. Pick a song you are very familiar with and start with the above settings and a reasonable volume. Then turn the sub all the way down and mix it back in to your ears taste. For dialogue, surround cannot be on. The way surround setting seems to work is by compressing/boosting the wider areas of the stereo image. When listening to dialogue this has the effect of also boosting up the background noise. I guess this is why they add a separate dialogue setting. I found the dialogue setting unnecessary with the appropriate subwoofer level and a bit unatural sounding tbh. Also for dialogue I found that the lower subwoofer setting for music was not appropriate and I had to to turn it up a bit. In the end it seems like I'll have to flip settings back and forth quite a bit between music, games and TV but it's workable, and for half price a decent value. The gymnastics I had to go through to get this thing to sound good were troubling.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2020 by T. L. Traub
Was searching for a speaker system that was sub $200 and happen to find this unit on sale for $179! At that price point it is a great system. Nice crisp sound, the subwoofer has execelnt bass and for a mid sized room it is plently loud. I usded the HDMI ARC feature to connect to my TV and have noticed a slight delay when turing the system on anuywhere for 10 to 20 seconds before I hear sound. Not sure if this is caused by the LG TV or the Soundbard, but its fine.. reminds me of the old days when amps needed to "warm up" The system easily mounted to the wall using the included template. Just have a couple mollys, and a level on hand. Works with the Firestick TV controlls, however when I turn eveything off with the firestick remote, the speaker bar turns back on. Not sure why. Overall, I'm sure there are better speakersystems you can buy.. however for the $179 sale price. I am extreemly satisfied with the product and hope to get years of enjoyment out of it. ** side note.. also using it as a PC spakers w/ the bluetooth input!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2021 by JoeO
The Klipsch Studio Series 400 Sound Bar + 8Inch Wireless Subwoofer is a big step up from my Yamaha ATS-1060, both in power and sound quality, plus the addition of the subwoofer and Dolby. What it's lacking however is an equalizer, so if your source doesn't have one or can't use it, you're out of luck. For example, when using the HDMI-ARC output from my TV, the TV's equalizer is disabled so I have no equalizer. Fortunately with my TV, when viewing programs with Dolby sound, the audio sounds good. When the program audio output is not in Dolby, the surround function on the sound bar will brighten it up. I would not however, confuse the surround function with the real thing. Overall, I'm satisfied with the sound bar's overall performance with my 2023 LG C3 OLED TV. Not having an equalizer with the sound bar may be is a major issue when playing music, depending on the source. When I played songs from YouTube Music on my laptop, everything sounded muddy but, since since there's no equalizer on YouTube Music for PC, I couldn't change anything. When I used my Android phone however, no problem, I adjusted the built-in YouTube equalizer and it sounded great! Before buying it, I knew this sound bar didn't have an equalizer but also knew it wouldn't be a problem for music, since I primarily use my phone. My old TV didn't have an equalizer and my Yamaha sound bar's equalizer was very rudimentary, so I don't think there will be much of an issue with sound quality from TV program audio. Also there is no app that I can use on my phone as a remote because the Klipsch Connect App doesn't support it, nor does the only 3rd party Android app that I can find. This is a problem if you lose your remote or it breaks, or in my case, I always put the remote away and use the app. It's just one less remote to add to the clutter. I can live with this, I just don't like it. One other minor issue is that it's quite tall and it blocks the IR sensor on my TV so I have to hold my TV remote up in the air and point it down to turn it on. Fortunately, I don't have to do that with my TV remote app on my phone or it would be a bigger problem. Installation and setup is a breeze, although I hope you don't need to rely too much on the included product manual. It's very cryptic, but I believe that there are additional tips on the website. I had no problem pairing the subwoofer and other Bluetooth devices. Overall the sound quality and power output is great for me. The surround sound setting has minimal effect on Dolby input but does add an echoed effect to others that will be subjective in terms of likeability. The dialog feature is useful for me. Overall I'm happy with this sound bar, especially since I got it for a significantly discounted price. If you can live with the few drawbacks and don't want Dolby Atmos, The Klipsch Studio Series 400 Sound Bar + 8Inch Wireless Subwoofer is a good choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Mike P
The Klipsch Cinema 400 Sound Bar with its accompanying 8-inch wireless subwoofer delivers an immersive audio experience that elevates your home entertainment setup. The sleek black design not only complements modern living spaces but also hints at the powerful sound quality within. One of the standout features of this system is its HDMI ARC compatibility, allowing for seamless integration with your TV and other devices. This simplifies setup and ensures a hassle-free user experience. The inclusion of Bluetooth connectivity further expands its versatility, enabling wireless streaming from compatible devices. In terms of sound performance, the Klipsch Cinema 400 impresses with its clear and dynamic audio output. Dialogue is crisp and distinct, while the subwoofer adds depth and richness to bass frequencies, enhancing the overall cinematic experience. Whether you're watching movies, gaming, or streaming music, this sound bar system delivers a balanced soundstage that fills the room with immersive audio. The wireless subwoofer is a notable addition, providing deep, rumbling bass without the need for cumbersome cables. Its compact size allows for flexible placement options, ensuring optimal bass response regardless of room layout. While the Klipsch Cinema 400 excels in many areas, some users may find the lack of dedicated surround sound speakers limiting for truly immersive surround sound experiences. However, the system's Virtual Surround Mode does a commendable job of simulating surround sound, offering an engaging listening experience. Overall, the Klipsch Cinema 400 Sound Bar + 8-Inch Wireless Subwoofer is a compelling choice for those seeking a high-quality audio solution for their home entertainment setup. With its sleek design, easy setup, and impressive sound performance, it delivers on both style and substance, making it a worthy investment for cinephiles and audio enthusiasts alike.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by S. Hort
First off, I have a real Klipsch home theater speaker setup that is excellent quality and sound. I’m not anti-Klipsch. I was so pleased with my other Klipsh products that this soundbar seemed like a no-brainer. As of this writing it’s priced $199. That’s probably a little on the high side of the price point it should be. Unfortunately for me I paid $400 “on sale”. At first I was pleased with this soundbar. The 8” sub actually had some thump to it and music sounded good enough in bluetooth mode. However, the honeymoon phase was short lived. About 2 months into ownership (of course outside of Amazon’s return period) the system started to randomly shut off. It may stay on for 8 hours before it decided to stop or it may turn off 6 times within an hour. Upon research this is a well documented problem with little-to-no help from Klipsch. Conveniently you don’t see the negative reviews as easily as the good ones🙄. After 2 years of ownership it still shuts off randomly, and as an added bonus when you get it turned back on (after about 30 seconds and multiple button presses) the subwoofer turns on at a louder volume than the soundbar. The way to “fix” this is to turn the volume down and turn it back up. Also, in the past month the dialogue has gotten harder to hear and seems to be going up and down randomly even though the volume isn’t going up or down. I have called and emailed Klipsch and their generic response is turn it off and on, use a different HDMI port, use optical input, and I forget what other hopeless recommendations they offered, but no help overall from Amazon or Klipsch. I’m looking more at Klipsch than Amazon. There have been numerous times I wanted to throw this thing out the door and be done with it but I’ve tolerated it for 2 years somehow. It’s left such a sour taste in my mouth with soundbars I’m scared to spend another $500-1000 for a nicer soundbar for fear of throwing money in the trash again. This is probably not THE worst soundbar on the market, but it’s close. It hasn’t burned me from ever buying Klipsch products again but it definitely shows that these companies (even ones with a great history) are going cheaper and cheaper on build quality. If i buy more from them it definitely won’t be a soundbar.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024 by M. Smith
i wanted to take a few days to fully evaluate this bar's performance, honestly for 200 dlls i wasn't really expecting much but i'va had great experience with othe higer end products from klipsch around my house. setup was easy hdmi arc to the tv and power to the subwoofer and i was ready to roll, first impression was woa! this really brings out that signature klipsch sound: bright, clear and crisp. even though the system is rated at 400 watts it really isn't too loud but it suits my needs just fine, the sub has nice clear punch and authority without being muddy/overwhelming voice is super clear and crisp this was a real winner, highs are sharp but not harsh, i was surprised to find out that this bar really shines with music a faaar cry from my previous samsung bar that totally sucked to play music. now the bad: the real bummer is i was getting an ugly popping sound from the sub even at low volumes for the first few minutes kinda like a blown sub but it went away after about an hour of break in, another issue was the remote completely stopped responding and had to reset the bar to get it back to work, lastly it makes a sharp crackly pop every time i shut it off im not sure why but it's kinda annoying. *update* the remote continues to quit responding and drives me absolutely nuts since there's certain settings that can't be changed without it. i still think this soundbar is a good value for 200 bux there's nothing in the same price range that comes close to the sound quality that this delivers if you're willing to deal with the remote issues listed above 1 week update: today the bar quit working, it powers on and off and responds to controller commands but there is no sound on any of the inputs the only way around it was to do a factory reset, i will be returning the bar as i believe i got a defective product, looking into the bose products, too bad because i really like the aound of the klipsch is just too glitchy and unreliable
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 by jesus carballo
I tried a few soundbars from Vizio, Yamaha, Bose, Sonos Samsung, and LG before deciding to roll the dice on the Klipsch based on reviews rather than experiencing the actual sound. I had heard that the Klipsch Cinema 400 has great bass for the price since it uses the largest (8") subwoofer in its price class and Klipsch is generally known for good clarity in the upper midrange. I am glad I did, because the many of the other brands I tried in the same price all had severely underwhelming bass and much muddier upper mids and treble. Vizio V and M series 2.1 and 5.1 are the closest to this in price and are actual a lot cheaper, so they're the main comparison. The Klipsch Cinema 400 blows the Vizios out of the water. Bass on the Vizios were just nonexistent. I'm not really a basshead myself and can live with weak bass, but the mids on both the Vizio M and V series just sounded so muddy and tight, like cheap $10 kids over-head headphones. Yes you can get the Vizio V51 cheaper than this and it will have surround and a center channel, but the clarity and soundstage makes these way more enjoyable for music and will likely sound better with movies despite only being stereo. Compared to the Yamaha ATS-2090, this still had better clarity in the mids and uppers and much better bass due to the larger subwoofer. The Bose Solo Soundbar came close to the Klipsch in mids and uppers but couldn't match the bass without the separate subwoofer. Same with the Sonos Arc, LG SN7R 35" 5.1.2, and Samsung HWQ67CT 7.1. However, the surround systems did have much better soundstage due to having 5 or 7 speakers and Dolby Atmos support. In conclusion, I would recommend this over everything else in its price range (under $200). The sound is much better than Vizio sets even though Vizio might include surround speakers. The Klipsch has much better sound for listening to music. The only downside is that it doesn't have surround, but the better sound quality is the tradeoff you get vs a Vizio 5.1.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2020 by S S
Man, this set sounds great!! No joke, thunderous boom and clarity. I've heard of the brand and they are stupid expensive at best buy. This was a reasonable price so I figured I'd give it a try. The volume and subwoofer levels can be set with the remote. My wife uses the Bluetooth to play her music. My living room doesn't allow a full surround sound, and the TV speakers just wouldn't cut it. The addition of this set makes movie watching great. Update: I'm on my second remote now and it's going bad. There's a round area that makes up 4 buttons. Up is volume up, down is volume down, left is subwoofer down, right is subwoofer up. After a couple months, the up direction seems to contact the left and right also. So when you try to turn up the volume, the subwoofer goes up and down instead of turning up the volume. You just have to keep pushing up until you finally get it, and then use left or right to fix the subwoofer level. Pretty annoying. And lately the sound bar seems to cut out while the subwoofer keeps going. The doesn't make sense since the sound bar gets the signal, and sends it to the subwoofer via Bluetooth... obviously the sound bar is still getting the signal otherwise the subwoofer couldn't continue. Gonna check into the optical cable on this issue. Second update: My 4th remote is now going to crap. The last time they sent me a new sound bar and remote. The new soundbar didn't change anything. I don't care how good it sounds, I can't wait to replace it with something else. I won't be buying this brand again. Probably throw this one in the garage and use as a Bluetooth speaker.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 by Jeremy D. Thompson