Cinema 600, 800 and 1200 are far more than just three excellent soundbars, just like those offered by many other manufacturers. What’s more, these are all versatile soundbar systems that already come with a subwoofer – in the case of the Cinema 1200, even two satellite speakers. Optionally, the Cinema 600 and 800 as a Surround 5.1 system are also available with satellite speakers. The left, right, and center speakers are so harmoniously tuned that thanks to them, you can forgo the usually underpowered built-in speakers of your TV and instead enjoy a fully rounded home theater experience. Available in three sizes and configurations, they deliver outstanding sound in every price bracket using handcrafted, high-quality wood materials and legendary Klipsch technology. The Cinema 600, the smallest of Klipsch’s Cinema soundbars, has a width of 114.3 cm. This 3.1 soundbar holds its own against the other models, boasting a maximum acoustic output of 103 dB. The 121.9 cm wide Cinema 800 soundbar delivers a powerful midrange. Its 800 W system power delivers a maximum acoustic output of 107 dB. Both soundbars also come with a 10" wireless subwoofer and are Surround 3 compatible. They can be paired with Klipsch’s own satellite speakers. The Cinema 1200 is Klipsch’s flagship 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos soundbar system. The 137.2 cm wide soundbar ships with a wireless 12" subwoofer and the Wireless Surround speaker system. Its system power of up to 1200 watts delivers an impressive maximum acoustic output of 109 dB. The included 12" subwoofer is currently the largest subwoofer available on the market. Thanks to its size, it delivers clean, powerful bass without you having to trip over cables. The subwoofer also features additional RCA outputs.
The two upward-firing, also wireless surround speakers deliver a true 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos experience. Thanks to their Wi-Fi integration, the soundbars can be easily added to any existing home ecosystem. Using Bluetooth, you can also access services like Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and Spotify Connect. The soundbars’ inputs are state-of-the-art, supporting HDMI-eARC 8K video pass-through. The models have a black finish, but they include interchangeable end caps made of walnut. Anyone can customize the devices later to suit their own preferences.
Conclusion:
As noted at the start, Klipsch’s Cinema sound systems, regardless of configuration, are far more than just standard soundbars. Using a separate subwoofer and the option to add satellite speakers (as with the 1200’s 5.1.4 setup) brings you far closer to an immersive Atmos experience than most competing products. Klipsch also stands out for the generous included accessories. Alongside the region-specific power cord, you get AA batteries for the LED-backlit remote control, a 1.5 m HDMI cable, a keyhole mounting clip (with 1/4-20 screws), plus a wall mounting template. Perfect for diving straight into the sound of the Cinema sound system. Overall, we wholeheartedly recommend Klipsch’s soundbar systems to anyone looking to buy a soundbar without wanting to give up cinematic sound. The fact that the more affordable models can later be expanded with Surround 3 speakers is a real plus. The 600 is available now, while the other two models will launch in September, as mentioned earlier. We’d be happy to demonstrate the devices for you in our Berlin store if you’re interested. See you soon.
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