Klipsch Fives Speakers

Super heavy duty and stable. Holds one of my Klipsch The Fives perfectly with no worries about stability. Very easy to adjust as well and nice grippy feet you can apply if you want.

After having purchased a set of the Klipsch Fives as an alternate to all the even top sound bars I'd tried, it was evident that essentially they blew those others out of the water and were the ultimate way to go for a Home Theater type sound setup. Those and say their SW-100 sub make for a highly formidable setup. However in many rooms the air and clarity along with the midrange seem too subdued. Enter a Shitt Modi DAC out of the Optical output of your flat screen TV, feeding a Bellari EQ570, crank up the 7500hz, take down the 400hz a few notches and you have a serious audiophile worthy sound setup. The Bellari is just what it took to give the gentle message to open up the high end and imaging and the dip in the annoying midrange that clarified all the vocal range. You won't be sorry that's for certain.

I'm enjoying the Klipsch speakers very much. Seldom have I made a purchase that was so completely satisfying.

Great addition to my system, goes out to a pair of Klipsch Heresy speakers.... sounds amazing and really pushes my speakers... much better sound than anything Bluetooth speakers can provide... Old school wired sound is still the best for music...

I am using a pair of Sonos Fives as surround speakers with an Arc and Sub Gen 3. The music soundstage is impressive and sounds amazing and this whole setup takes movies to a different level.

The play fives are great I use them as surround speakers in my living room great depth and design

I had the ones for my living room tv surround sound and they were great. I purchased a pair of fives on a recommendation from a friend and also Peter Pee on youtube. While I am glad I had initially got the ones now they are in my bedroom. If you can afford the fives get them for your surround sound. The sound is amazing. It blows the ones away. As for music these are the best speakers I have ever heard. I love music and have had many sound systems chasing clarity But they all disappoint compared to the fives. My room is 25 x 25 and these fill the room at only 25% volume. With a sub the lows are deep and clear. and the fives are great with bass and the highs. Once again if you only have one room to that you want sound in get a pair of these. you will not be disappointed. My home sound is comprised of 4 ones, 2 fives, 2 moves, 1 gen2 sub and a playbase. so I am able to compare the speakers.

I purchased a pair of Fives and paired it with a Minisub for the lows and I couldn't have been more pleased with the setup. The speakers are crystal clear and satisfying thump of the sub when listening to a variety of music especially my favorite dance remixes. And I do get calls from the neighbors if I go too late at night.

I can comfortably say that my Fives were probably the only things that helped me keep my sanity while being locked indoors. As someone who loves listening to music, I thought buying bigger speakers meant a better listening experience. I should have known that with a 12-foot by 10-foot bedroom, I wasn't going to get amazing sound out of the box. I honestly thought I was duped at first because there was little to no bass, and the mids sounded jumbled. It wasn't until I moved into my new, much larger apartment that I unlocked somewhat of the full potential of the speakers. So if you live in a smaller space, maybe try a pair of Ones with a sub or go for a single Five. One major drawback is they don't connect to a common Wi-Fi for the whole building, so you must purchase a router. This makes the speakers obsolete without private Wi-Fi. As for the pros, these speakers blow everything else I have heard (in this budget range) out of the water. At 64 percent of the max volume, the pair shakes up a 30-foot by 40-foot apartment through walls and doors. I listen to a wide variety of music. Still, most of my playlists are bass-heavy, and I love hearing a nice warm resonating bump. Out of the box, the experience was underwhelming, but once you put the bass EQ to 10 and nudge the treble EQ up to 4, they sound phenomenal. My only regret with purchasing the pair of Fives is that I didn't get the Sonos Subwoofer with them. Any normal person would be happy with just a pair. But I want to FEEL my music, and I think the Sub would elevate the system to another level. It wasn't in my budget, but I hope to catch a break soon and afford the Sub. I probably missed a whole bunch of things in my review, but my concluding remarks are to go for it and purchase the Sonos Five. If you have the money, go for the pair, and if you're loaded, splurge for a pair with a sub.

Bought a pair of Fives to replace ageing floor standing speakers and amplifier. Superb sound and I can still play cds, vinyl and tapes through line in port. Excellent product.