Klipsch Flexus Sound System Unboxing & First Look | I Didn’t Expect This!

[@Caleb_Denison]

Hey everyone! So, those bits on the back of the sub are sadly NOT feet. I guess just there to wrap the sub cable? Honestly not sure, but I’ve seen the multi-position feet thing many times and was hopeful that’s what that was. Also! Power ratings going in the description shortly. We got them!

[@LCE040490]

Thoughts on the Sony HT-A7000, The SW5 sub and the RS5's rears

[@tiloalo]

Maybe just to protect the amp? Weird addition

[@danielkamm9453]

I knew they could not be feet because the power cord would not permit the unit to lie flat on the ground.

[@T_B_C_L]

I was thinking they were there to keep the sub away from the wall, but that was just a guess.

[@coss_the_boss_84fernando8]

How do feel this compares to the cinema 1200, for those looking to buy it before it’s gone?

[@biochemscott]

Would love an updated soundbar buyer's guide. I think most of us just want to know what to buy at three price points, low (~$500-$1000), medium (~$1000-$2000), and high ($2500+). Keep up the great work!

[@coss_the_boss_84fernando8]

How do feel this compares to the cinema 1200, for those looking to buy it before it’s gone

[@joes3800]

Everyone will have different opinions and recommendations based on their experiences. Always keep that in mind, but if it helps, here are my recommendations based on my limited experiences with the following soundbar systems (but FWIW to my credibility, I have an actual home theater in my living room with separates and a wired 7.3.4 RBH Sound speaker-system.) LOW RANGE, especially lower part of this price range: Vizio products, all day. Get the best you can as budget allows for one of their 5.1.x (x could = 0) systems. To my ear, Vizio always sounds the best vs. Samsung/Polk/etc. at this price range. higher end of your LOW RANGE: JBL systems go on sale for this price range and while I've never owned one, I have demo'd JBL systems several times and they sound great to my ear, but many reviews have stated how buggy they can be, which is why I've never ended up buying a JBL soundbar system. So perhaps consider Samsung or an older or used Nakamichi in this price range. (I have unfortunately never heard a Nakamichi system, so keep that in mind; Nakamichi systems just tend to have almost universal good reviews, though.) MEDIUM RANGE: Samsung is highly praised and I think Samsung systems in this price range sound decent to good, but they are always a bit lean/"tinny" to my ear. So perhaps consider the Klipsch system in this video based on Caleb's feedback, or perhaps an older or current mid-tier Nakamichi system in this price range (keeping my note, in parentheses above, in mind.) The biggest advantage of this Klipsch system, in my opinion and assuming I find the sound quality as good as Caleb does, is the ability to add your own subwoofer via an RCA cable to this soundbar. There are so many good subs in all sorts of price ranges that would allow you to customize the low-end frequency response of the Klipsch system, and you could add multiple subs via an RCA splitter, or daisy-chain, or a miniDSP product, for even more subwoofer-related possibilities! HIGH RANGE: Seems like Sonos options or Nakamichi options should be your go-to. Again, I've never heard Nakamichi, but I want to hear the Dragon some day given all of the high praise. If I am ever in the market for a high-end soundbar system, I am going with Nakamichi. There is also high praise for Sonos and I've demo'd some Sonos soundbar products: while I admit they seem to sound as good or better than soundbars I've heard (which would be in your LOW or low-MEDIUM range,) I can't quite articulate why I think something sounds "off" about Sonos to my ear; every time I hear a Sonos product, I always think it should sound a lot better for their asking price. (It's been a while since I last heard a Sonos product, but one aspect of the Sonos sound quality that comes immediately to mind is the bass being boomy and simultaneously not digging into the lower frequencies like I think they should, again at the price that they are asking.) But your and others' experiences may vary. Again, all of this is just my opinion, but I hope it might help you or someone else.

[@vcam-g9h]

As much as I cannot stand Samsung I have to say their HW-Q990D is the best sound bar on the market if you are looking for a high end soundbar and its under 1500.

[@coss_the_boss_84fernando8]

No I think his no response is response enough the cinema line had some issue, being replaced by these on sale but wouldn't get a cinema 1200

[@DeepStone-6]

​@@coss_the_boss_84fernando8Do not buy the Cinema series, I owned 3 and all 3 of them had problems!! If you still want Klipsch sound bar I'd wait for the Flexus 300 though it might not come till 2025.

[@MrFrankieLB]

Just installed mine, like you said the subwoofer paired instantly. The surrounds I had to press pair button on one speaker , then press pair on back of soundbar. New chime noise. Then repeat for other surround. Press pair button bottom of surround and then press pair on back of soundbar, presto. All synced up. This thing is strong and loud.

[@Karebearstare]

I’ve had it for two weeks now and love it. I only got Flexus 200 and it’s sufficient for my living room

[@lidiogranata6500]

Come suona? Nei film i dialoghi si sentono bene? Bassi ne ha? Oppure bisogna per forza avere il subwoofer? Grazie

[@chrisanderson3149]

I just got the Flexus 200 soundbar. You are right this thing rocks. For what it is the sound quality is fantastic!

[@jeffheck]

You are not kidding about the bass on this thing. I picked one up for $350 last week, and I am not disappointed. I watch in a small sun room and love that if I move it to a larger room, I can add as I go. Thanks for the great review!

[@_AndromedaGalaxy_]

does Atmos sound great just from the bar?

[@jeffheck]

@@_AndromedaGalaxy_ It does! I am in a small room, so adding extra speakers isn't needed. Sound blew me away.

[@_AndromedaGalaxy_]

@@jeffheck same. want something for my bedroom with really good surround effect just from the bar so i can get rid of all these speakers and wires. its too much clutter and i dont need to shake the earth just from my bedroom. these days id rather have quality over quantity.

[@jeffheck]

This is ideal. Those built in subs will blow you away. I'm very happy!

[@bungeholegymtestkitchen9888]

Yes, please do a full review!

[@stevemeans4993]

Please do deep review on this. I am considering purchasing this one and am hoping it is worth a try! Your review will be critical to that decision

[@justinbeamon6624]

The simple fact of a rca sub out is HUGEEE in this space. I can imagine this sound bar with a RSL Speedwoofer or other alternative option is a crazy combination for the money.

[@Alamo-cz5xc]

right on

[@FlyOnAlbatross]

My exact thoughts I’m gonna hold out for larger versions. I have an SVS SB-1000 Pro that I will utilize since I will be getting a 3000-Micro in its place for my office setup. For $500 though this is a damn good deal.

[@petermclennan6781]

Look fwd to the full review. This SB is high on my list. Kudos to Klipsch for allowing connection to other non-Klipsch subwoofers. My existing Paradigm sub will love this.

[@ChopStuffz]

I received this soundbar just yesterday and it sounds really damn good. The bass gave me that "whaaat?" effect as well. I'm just so baffled how much bass you can produce in such a small space. In overall it sounds great and it has all the necessary features a person could need.

[@lironbenjamin]

Full review please! Debating whether to get the Flexis 200 with or without the 100 sub.

[@VanDammage87]

The reason why they are going hard on the "Powered by Onkyo" slogan is because their Cinema and Bar soundbars for the last 5 years have had some serious quality control issues. While they sound awesome when they work they had some serious issues with the electronics.

[@kvetcha]

This has been the big reason I've generally avoided their non-Heritage products. If a partnership with Onkyo (an excellent brand) is the cure to their woes, then I'm all for it.

[@MohsinWadee]

They did do iterative improvements - check the serial number. I bought the Cinema 600 in Nov 2022, and have had no problems whatsoever. My only gripe is that some of the settings didi not persist if you switched the system off, like the display dimming.

[@crazysaucey]

Yep, I currently have a cinema 800 system. Ordered the 600 originally but had numerous issues with it. They replaced it for me twice but then upgraded me to the 800 at no charge. I will say their customer service at Klipsch is outstanding. I am thrilled they partnered with Onkyo. I haven’t had issues with my 800 system they sent me outside of needing to unplug and plug it back it every so often because it wont sync with the tv. Hoping they come out with a beefier system in the future because I’d like to upgrade to this new unit.

[@solroseberg155]

Yes, my Cinema 800 just died (power supply failure), but within the three-year warranty period. Klipsch was great with their product support and is replacing my Cinema 800 with the Flexus Core 200 and Sub 100 woofer.

[@TheDesroster]

Yes, this is true. My Cinema 600 soundbar won't power on at all anymore.

[@brandonwelch578]

Yes- please do a full review

[@matthewsmith1461]

This system definitely has my curiosity. I’m liking that more companies are doing the modular design. Not everyone wants to $$ for a whole system, or it can grow and change as your needs do. Now if they did the sound bar like the cinema 1200 or Samsung 990 with 9 drivers along the front, i would be sold instantly

[@zackkirk6514]

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if we get a new bigger soundbar in another year or so. I could possibly see another subwoofer release similar to Sonos with the Gen 3 sub & the Sub Mini. Like a ported version of the Sub 100. I'm waiting to receive my Flexus 200 & Sub 100 and initially looking at the system, my first thought was "wow, this system looks beefed up quite a bit from the previous Klipsch Cinema bars" (I had the Cinema 400 + 600 myself). I'm passing on buying the rears for now just because I truly, TRULY don't fully know what to expect. But I have really high hopes, especially after watching this video.

[@_AndromedaGalaxy_]

@@zackkirk6514 does Atmos sound good just from the bar or does it have to be paired with the surround speakers to make much use of Atmos?

[@richmizner]

Loved the unboxing style and casual honest thoughts. Loved the preview so far but a full review will be excellent. I’m currently in the market for a new soundbar that supports my apartment life.

[@jamesmullins1978]

Yes would like to know what you think of the back speakers and sub? Plus if not good what would you recommend as a replacement for sub and back speakers ?

[@chefjefe68]

Hi Caleb. I just noticed this system on Klipsch's site the other day, so I am happy to see your first impressions. I also look forward to a full review. On the pricing, I got $1047 for the full system, which, since the bar itself is 3.1.2, strikes me in line with some other systems out there. For example, there is a new LG S90TRfor $999, and the Yamaha TrueX 50 system is $1082. Both of these others have wireless subs and non-atmos rears.

[@dodpr]

I love the Cinema 600. The integration between sub and soundbar is excellent.

[@chrisbennett1037]

I did too until like MANY people the power supply shit the bed at about 3.5 years of ownership. They had a issue MANY of these power supplies failed so many so if you do a search there are parts to replace the faulty supply if you want to.. Im betting this is why they now no longer make their own power supplies... and are boasting their new bar is Onkyo powered.. IMO this is Klipsch while not admitting to their wonky power supply on the Cinema series is saying.. we cant make a power supply Onkyo can thats why we have them doing it now.

[@Sunfell]

I love it when I see "Klipsch Face"! I've been a Klipsch fan since I bought my first set of speakers from Paul Klipsch himself. I'm not in the market for a soundbar just yet, but I know what I'll get when I do. Thanks for your honest unboxing.

[@JohnnyStrides]

This looks (ok.. sounds) pretty excellent! The dongle "solution" is kind of bizarre though. I just got a JBL Bar 1000 on sale and I'm quite pleased but this is tempting.

[@zackkirk6514]

Gotta admit, bold statement saying the Bose 600 isn't close to this system. I ordered the Flexus 200 & sub 100. But having previously owned the Bose 600 + BM700, he's setting the bar very high for this Flexus system. God I cannot wait for my first impression!! 🤯

[@johnworkman2743]

Would you please give us a quick review once you have it set up, thanks.

[@mkevic123]

So what do you say

[@_AndromedaGalaxy_]

Guessing he never received it or it sucked.

[@zackkirk6514]

@@_AndromedaGalaxy_ actually I do have it & I just totally forgot to come back to this. I have to say this system truly sounds AMAZING!! The bar alone is honestly incredible. Almost like a big tower speaker in a sense. Very full sounding. & I absolutely love the sealed enclosure for the subwoofer. Very clean bass & blending to the bar subwoofers. It absolutely ROCKS on EDM & rock music!! It also has a pretty impressive soundstage, I've had times it seemed like the bar actually had side firing speakers, like I hear stuff happening to the sides of my room at times. Between this and the Bose 600 + BM700.... I'm actually leaning a bit more towards this Klipsch system. Absolutely worth every penny in my opinion!!

[@zackkirk6514]

@@mkevic123 the bar came first so I had the bar by itself for about 3-4 weeks. And as a stand alone bar it's solid! Honestly felt like a tower speaker as a center speaker in a sense of its richness & fullness. The bass was really impressive for 2 4" subwoofers. Obviously not insanely deep bass but pretty loud bass. Once the subwoofer came it really gave this system some extra muscle in deep bass. Hell I have times I'm just casually listening to music (like 30-40% volume) & I can hear the picture hanging on the wall above my bed rattling a bit.

[@patrickb.3179]

I love klipsch! I have them cinema 600 with the surround 3’s and it’s a beast ! The subwoofer on the cinema 600 is an absolute monster! Great review Caleb, i have been curious on the flexes

[@SynjynB]

Thank you Caleb. I look forward to your full review!

[@NgEkNgee]

my guess on the USB dongle? they're trying to keep costs down by not having a built-in antenna if you aren't going to need the subwoofer and surround speakers.

[@AleksLazar]

I like it when all the electronics brands match in a setup

[@ChrisXif1]

Look forward to a full review. Thank you Caleb.

[@taichiworld]

Hey thanks for the great video 👍 So would you say this core 200 is better than the cinema 800? The thing I love about my R51-M bookshelf speakers is the horn loaded tweeters, I love that Klipsch sound profile. The 800 had one of these for each channel but the core 200 only has one for the centre. Could you way up the differences? Thanks 😊

[@davidpalmer4184]

Hi Caleb, yes, of course we want the full review! Please include a "value for money" in comparison to other mainstream sound bar's. Love your work.

[@issachijode4534]

@Caleb Review for this system incoming anytime soon?

[@drtonymorejon]

Hi there Caleb! I've discovered this Klipsch's SW with this video, and I have a question: can it be hooked to an amplifier as other SW??

[@Pirtelio]

Been waiting for this review, Thank you!

[@TheAngryHusky]

I have the cinema 1200 and the IO HDMI interface crashes constantly. It's super frustrating.

[@VAMJJ]

I would love to see a comparison between this and the Samsung Q990D

[@siamhie]

11:37 Power rating is this...Soundbar is 185W, Surround speakers is 50W, Subwoofer is 80W.

[@davek3139]

They had some issues with the cinema series. I know the cinema 600 for sure. That is the possible reasoning with “teaming” up with onkyo to resolve any such issues. I am looking forward to picking this up, and also a full review on this prior to that would be awesome

[@stevenmcneely1466]

It would be awesome if you compared it to the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 9 with the SA-SW5 sub and SA-RS5 surrounds

[@EastwindS2K]

please do a full review on the Klipsch flexus core, thank you

[@Bestfriend-650]

I just returned the Samsung Q990C, the sound is just ok. and even though I was able to get it at huge discount (700), I am not happy with the quality, especially the Bass. The bass is pathetic. Anytime I listen to it, I am struggling to love it and today filed the return. Considering this as it is getting good reviews.

[@Peacecamper]

I want a round up with this thing, the Q990D and the new Sony Bar 9.

[@njeneb]

I bought this based on your reaction. I really like it. A full review would be great. I did not buy the surrounds. Is Klispsche going to have up fireing surrounds? Thanks for all the reviews!

[@hansenvspredator7812]

This Black Friday, I bought the Flexus Core 200, Sonos Beam Gen 2, and Bose Smart Soundbar 600 to test at home and pick one. The Beam Gen 2 is already packed up and ready to go back. It has great voice and dialogue clarity, which is super important to me, but the surround sound, Dolby Atmos, and bass are just not there. The Bose Smart Soundbar 600 also has great voice clarity, decent surround sound, and Dolby Atmos, but it's really lacking in the bass department. The Flexus Core 200 sounds amazing. It's hands-down the best in terms of Dolby Atmos, bass, and overall big surround sound. Unfortunately, the voice and dialogue clarity aren't great. I often had to turn up the volume to hear the dialogue properly, which made other sounds uncomfortably loud. The dialogue enhancement setting on low was the best option, but anything higher made the voices sound muffled. I really love this soundbar a lot, but the voice clarity might be the reason I end up returning it and keeping the Bose. I might play with the settings a bit more to see if my ears adjust better over the next few days. Luckily, I still have another month to decide thanks to the extended return period during the holidays.

[@hansenvspredator7812]

The dialogue on the Flexus Core 200 got a bit better after adjusting the middle EQ, but it still wasn't great, and the overall sound quality dropped. I compared scenes from different movies and shows on both the Flexus Core 200 and the Bose Soundbar 600, and the Bose still had better dialogue clarity. I could wait a few more weeks before deciding, but I'm tired of seeing both soundbars in my entertainment center. So, I'm keeping the Bose Soundbar 600. If I need more bass, I'll just add a subwoofer.

[@user-hk3nq4sd4s]

Can you add wired surround speakers as well as rca sub

[@hyphyyankee]

I want to see a full review because i am looking for the soundbar at this moment and leaning towards Q990C but i would like to see how this one goes 📺🎶

[@cjcaton19]

I heard there will be 300 version also

[@pavelmichalek7302]

Can it passthrough DTS?

[@lbudt29]

That subwoofer reaches down to 26hz. You should do a full review, , because what I just heard it sounds pretty good for the price. I think most people would be very happy with that system.

[@naveensunkersett2901]

When are you doing the full review?

[@srsairbags]

Test with sub out port with a wired sub.

[@djm2373]

I listened to it at Best Buy. 750 for both. Sounds amazing for the limited demos they have set up. The base response was great. It was using optical and only went up to 50 volume. Maybe with HDMI it would get louder ? It sounded great though

[@MohsinWadee]

Yes full review please!

[@movie_av_impulse]

19:28 I really wish I wasn't so old school with having to have tower speakers and the whole setup around my living room because sound bars have come such a long way! Soon the need for huge speakers will be closer and closer to a niche market, (it already is getting there) I feel in 10 years sound bars will be the standard of surround sound systems 😢.. great video 📸

[@zeroa69]

Thats not going to happen..yes sound bars have reached audiophile grade performance. No fucking way is a soundbar going to outperform the raw power and clairity of my bi amped jamo classic 10s at 180wRms per lane. Those fuckers alone will rattle my house no subwoofer needed.

[@Bojack-the-horse]

I’m glad im not the only one who uses Dirty Loops as a point of reference

[@cashy57]

Would love to know how this compares to a Sonos Arc with Sub and surrounds (mine are one's) set up if you have any insight there! Thanks for everything you do, Caleb!

[@johnniejohnson8026]

Great video Caleb I love the shock look because it sounded so good

[@MrGoshara]

Outstanding review!

[@93tbeck]

What is the size of the tv you were using at the time of this review? Im trying to guage the length of the sound bar in proportion to the tv size. Im waiting for the Flexus 300 to come out but need to see if it would be over kill cosmetically.

[@0speedy]

Caleb mentioned at the end of the video that "there's a big difference between this and the Cinema series." Does any of you know if this means that the Cinema series is better or worse? Thank you.

[@Scjdrilldesigns]

Watching an impression on the Flexus soundbar, while doing slurs out of Flexus…. This is my morning Zen.😂

[@michael-4k4000]

Flexus is where it is at! God bless America and no where else!

[@bulldog1176]

After the Cinema 1200 disaster it's going to require some brave and optimistic buyers to purchase this next Klipsch bar early. I followed that 1200 for years in anticipation and then it failed, and failed, and failed.

[@price.gaines]

Hey Caleb, you might want to reupload or something because the blur on your shipping label stops moving around 3:43. Just thought you’d like to know in case you didn’t notice.

[@jameshastings6538]

I’m trying to find a new soundbar for movies. Which one do you recommend? Klipsch Flexus Core 200 Vizio Elevate (P514a-H6) Nakamichi - Shockwafe 7.1.4Ch 850W Soundbar System with 10” Wireless Subwoofer Samsung Q990C JBL Bar 700

[@FactsBrakeStupidity]

Love my Klipsch products! Excited for these but I already invested in an Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Max! Not regretting it, but almost half the price, I would probably like this system more!

[@irynmcclelland7822]

Do you think this is better then the tcl q85 soundbar ?

[@fozzyrinker313]

I have been curious about this bar since you first mentioned it at CES cause I am a fan of both brands. I am not any sort of audiophile but I do like stuff to sound good and will put money forth if worth it. I recently picked up an Ultimea S80 5.1.2 soundbar for 300 bucks and I have been pleasantly surprised with how much I am enjoying it. I previously have tried some cheaper soundbars and always hated them right away but it's nice that more good options are showing up!

[@ChRisu_Ojisan]

Caleb how good is it compared to the Sony A7000?. I have the A7000 with the sub and the big surrounds.

[@Neof1gt]

I really just need to know if i should get this or a Discounted Cinema 1200 Atmos from Klipsch

[@datarez]

Enjoyed the history of the companies at the beginning.

[@erikgrafenschnell1036]

How does this Klipsch setup compare to Sonos? Once you do a full review, please cover that angle as well. .

[@shawnjass773]

When are you going to do the full review

[@_DST0NE_]

I’m ready to see the Core 300 with the newer satellites and sub!

[@petermclennan6781]

It's three months later. Where's the full review? PLEASE.

[@Crimsonphilosophy]

I had a couple of friends with the Cinema series get burned by them breaking and not working. I'll have to see what people think after having this new one for at least a year

[@Edward135i]

interesting that the Flexus is made by Onkyo for Klipsch.

[@micahgarrison1807]

Loved this video! More audio system unboxing and first impression videos, please! They go so well with your tv videos. Hoping to get something like this system to replace my weird, partitioned, thrown together AVR system at some point 😂

[@northnorth8488]

if compare to Bose soundbar ultra which one is better?

[@alexmotta5293]

the blur on the packaging label is in the wrong place. FYI

[@Sh4rkeBotxD]

All i can see is that kef ls50 in the back

[@bigarab2482]

I’m waiting for the new Sony homethreater sound bar

[@fredintoronto]

Interesting soundbar at an appealing price point. As a standalone soundbar for streaming with a 65 inch Sony in a small living room would you lean towards a Sonos Beam or the Klipsch?

[@xavierjasso]

which song used to test the soundbar

[@muzammelhaquemukul7089]

Are those T66. Would love to see review on that as well.

[@joes3800]

I skipped this video a few times in my feed before actually watching it. But I'm glad I did, even though I am not in the market for a soundbar (for now.) I like how this is semi-modular, especially regarding the ability to add your own sub! Lots of possibilities with that! But wouldn't it be great if a company (likely Samsung or Klipsch, but especially JBL or Nakamichi, etc.) made a completely modular and wireless system? What I mean is, the ability to add two or four surrounds, or even heights: they could sell pairs of surrounds so you could add one pair at a time - with and without bouncy-house drivers, and one or two or four wireless subs - sold individually or in pairs, and perhaps even the ability to add wireless (perhaps battery-powered?) ceiling-mounted surrounds for the ultimate amount of options/flexibility. I just think that folks who don't want to go with the traditional HT setup, but want the convenience of a soundbar AND get closer to a true HT experience, would want such a system. (Or people like me who have a true HT in a dedicated space or living room, but would LOVE the ability to set up a secondary but badass soundbar system in another room or even a bedroom, to expand as budget or space allows over time.)

[@sterlonb.digital777]

There's always room for innovation and growth my boy and never judge a sound system by its weight because Samsung's Ultra thin S800D sound bar & sub woofer are light as a feather but the sound is HUGE!

[@amirfalk]

Tjis review seams promising.I would love to know about the difference between the 100 and 200 series in terms of specs for each component. is it possible to mix and match between elements from 100 and 200? thanks

[@vegannotvogon8656]

Where's the full review Caleb? I'm waiting on it to see if this the one 😂

[@aaroncarn2750]

Larger core 300 soundbar and larger 12" sub and up-firing surrounds are apparently coming.

[@Prince_DarkFire]

planning on buying the 300 and up firing surrounds to use with my existing SVS sb 3000 subwoofer. Hope that will be a good match.

[@aprilarenivar5691]

I'm must be having some really bad luck, 1st I got the lg s95 with in a week, sunwoofer started making wierd noises, returned it and got the klipsh core 200, exactly a week again and one of the drivers is making a wierd static noise 😢

[@johnfurious8419]

Can't wait for the full review...... Thanks

[@305Nick]

This isnt even the high end version coming out, Waiting on Flexus Core 300

[@dembones79]

Does the Flexus do any virtual surround (not just height) without the rear speakers? Been looking for something for my parents, tried an Ambeo, but had all sorts of problems with HDMI reliability on that thing. And honestly, while the Ambeo sounded clear, I wasn't getting any sense of virtual surround sound.

[@carlsitler9071]

At $1100 to $1200 for that system, I get the Klipsch Sevens or Nines instead (I use the Klipsch Fours - R41PMs) that control a Boston Accustics 10" sub for TV and gaming (but not music).

[@habsfan5750]

Hello Caleb, Have You done any reviews on the Anker Solix Yet that You placed so carefully in the back ground lol. Thanks.

[@radinsyah1574]

Isn’t the Yamaha Dragon soundbar the new benchmark today, instead of the Samsung?

[@lerbyn]

The usb dongle solution could be a cool solution if it would allow for inter generation compatability

[@matthall6938]

Can we get a Flexus Core 300 review? As part of that review I'd like to see a comparison of the SUB200 vs some popular 3rd party alternatives hooked up (ex: SVS 1000 Pro) / tuned with Dirac.

[@assistantdogconsult]

Thanks for the review....considering this setup. Are the dark wood strips/paneling behind your media center for acoustics?

[@GeirOlavColbjrnsen]

At one point i was thinking about to send a question to you asked about if you could review this. Because a different KZbin channel showed a sneak peek of this product at CES this year. And after that i got curious. You see some years ago i had a Onkyo receiver that i loved but when i moved to a new apartment i didn't have space for something that big. And when Klipsch Cinema 800 was new i got one + Klipsch Surround speakers. But my Sony TV and Klipsch was not good friends so i had a lot of sound issues and bugs. So after 6 months i sold it. Miss the sound but not the system because of all the bugs. But maybe this is better. Anyway, look forward for the review 😊 And just for the record, now i use a Bluesound Powernode n330, Dali Oberon 3 in front, Dali Sub C8D, and Blusound Flex 2i as surround. And it work very well, there has been no issues since i start to use it 2 years ago. And i use it not only for TV and movies, but also for listening to music and radio. Very good as allround system.

[@coss_the_boss_84fernando8]

How do feel this compares to the cinema 1200, for those looking to buy it before it’s gone?

[@TheGjergj79]

Hopefully they have a Max/Pro flexus that has atmos rear speakers and an extra sub.

[@walidhannaoui1802]

It would probably be a hell of a lot better with a different sub if just judging off your reaction but it’s already a huge plus being able to add your own