Klipsch Speakers Keeps Popping Noise

Keeps the wind noise to a minumum

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

Our pastor prefers this mic over the clip on type. There is no noise from his clothing and no popping sounds from his voice also it does not appear to be very suceptable to feedback. The price was reasonable.

Color coding mics and reducing/eliminating wind noise and breath popping is a good bonus for mics. These windscreens fit all our handheld mics tightly but go on easily. The color coding helps the sound board operator to know who has what mic. The price on these was very good compared to some other products.

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...

Even though these are larger than the originals; they perform great. Excellent clarity and very little popping from different speakers with a variety of vocal ranges.

I bought these to replace two smaller Klipsch speakers (they were fine...but needed bigger speakers as my patio area got bigger). WOW....these speakers actually have bass to them and fill my outdoor area with beautiful sound. I have two other Polk speaker systems in my house and could not be more pleased with all of the Polk products I own.

Installed from the ceiling and they are holding Klipsch speakers that weight 16lbs each from them and they haven't dropped at all!

I have Klipsch speakers subs a sound bars all over my home!! The best investment on audio I’ve ever made.

I have loved Klipsch speakers for a long time, but had become disappointed with their direction for a while. I was reluctant to buy any Klipsch headset, so I bought a series of other headsets first. Here is a brief summary of each, with highlights of the Klipsch T5 II ANC - spoiler alert - I love them! Sony WI-1000x: very comfortable around the neck, but also fit in the ear. The sound is full, and the colume range is the best of all those listed. There are two drawbacks. One, the mic picks up everything- shirt/jacket movement against the headband, wind noise is unbearable for those you call, and in high winds, the cords to the ear buds create a howling noise and can drown out the music you are listening to. Drawback 2: You can only connect to one device at a time - phone or computer, but not both. Plantronics Voyager 6200 UC: I LOVE the styling and functionality of all the buttons - EXACTLY the way all headsets should be set up. The problem is, the sound quality is awful. Everything sounds as though it is coming out of a CB radio. Really disappointing. Aftershokz OpenCom with boom mic: This is my second favorite overall. The fit is comfortable, you can hear everything around you, and the noise cancelling boom mic does really well in high winds. My biggest challenge is that sometimes I help a friend of mine on his farm, and when driving semi, it can be difficult to hear over the engine noise. The volume of these is not always adequate, and because the sound is transmitted through bone conducting technology, you cannot expect a crisp sound. Rather dull. Bose Sport Earbuds: sound quality is excellent as you would expect. But that's where the fun ends. Incredibly uncomfortable. I cannot wear for more than 2 hours. Klipsch T5 II ANC - Excellent sound quality, immensely comfortable, strong volume range, great ANC, high quality noise canceling mic in high winds (2nd best). This is my absolute favorite.