The One II Walnut EUA

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The acoustic part of the model has a 2.1 configuration and is built on two 2.25 “(57.15 mm) wide-range speakers and a low-frequency driver with a 4.5” (114.3 mm) cone operating in a closed design. They are driven by separate for each frequency band, built-in amplifiers with a total power of 60 watts, and the manufacturer claims that the model covers the frequency range from 56 Hz to 20 kHz at a level of –3 dB. The column weighs 3.86 kilograms. There is no built-in battery here, so we are dealing with an exclusively stationary model. Instead, Klipsch focuses on durability, beauty, and sound over anything else. Tactile switches and knobs control your music, but there’s no voice assistant or intelligence built in. Công suất lớn, chất âm lan tỏa mạnh mẽ, sống động phù hợp với không gian rộng đến không gian nhỏ hẹp.

Unlike its predecessor, the One II isn’t battery powered. You’re supposed to keep this speaker safe and sound in the comfort of your home. Of course, when a speaker looks this good, it’s very unlikely you’d want to risk taking it anywhere, anyway. The One II: Features Though a relatively small tabletop system, The One II can easily deliver a significant amount of volume. Whether you’re streaming or playing music through a wire connection, audio remains crisp and clear. Like other leading brands around the world, Klipsch believes in the benefits of combining sensational sound with an unforgettable aesthetic.Sound quality — To give you an idea of where I was at in my Bluetooth audio journey, before purchasing the Klipsch One II earlier this year, my go-to was a 10-year-old portable cone from JBL. The One II can also put out quite a lot of volume if you feel like having a party or driving your neighbors mad. Speakers don’t sit idle at Klipsch. The company is always looking for ways to evolve its products. Case in point is the new One II wireless speaker, a scaled-down follow-up to the excellent Three wireless speaker we reviewed a couple years ago. As you’ll see in our Klipsch “The One” review, these speakers combine innovative technology with mid-century modern design that’s sure to appeal to many consumers. Bởi được tích hợp nhiều công nghệ âm thanh tiên tiến, hiện địa nên loa Klipsch sẽ có mức giá cao hơn so với những dòng thương hiệu khác trên thị trường. Klipsch, unlike some of the other monoliths out there in the Bluetooth speaker world, is designed to blend into a bookshelf or TV console, which gives it snob points for aesthetic, as well as...

Of the many audio products at the moment, there are very few products that can catch my eye all at once, but the first sight of Klipsch The One speaker still makes me feel at first sight. The simple lines of the simple shape have a strong temptation, and the solid materials also make every detail have the classic brand of the last century. The small cabinet limits the small speaker, and it is difficult to make a more general sound performance. Especially to get a better low-frequency effect, some unique acoustic structure design is needed. caption id="attachment_15801" align="aligncenter" width="886"] Klipsch một trong những thương hiệu âm thanh đình đám đến từ Mỹ[/caption] The product is returned in original condition (with brand’s/manufacturer's box, MRP tag intact, user While you’re free to connect your mobile device and control music from there, the Klipsch The One II Bluetooth speaker aims to offer the perfect blend of simplicity and fun.Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. While it wasn’t hard to upstage my ailing speaker, I was still smitten with the extent to which Klipsch managed to do so. One of the most immediately apparent strengths is the One II’s low-end. A 4.5-inch woofer gives the speaker oomph and sought-after dynamic range. Technical manufacturers like Klipsch are naturally not generic and use 2.1 acoustic structures inside The One speaker. Two 2.25-inch full-frequency units and a 4.5-inch woofer are installed in the center of the front. Through the front grille of the speaker, you can vaguely see the distribution of the three speakers.

The One II tabletop stereo system features Bluetooth® 4.0 Wireless technology so you can enjoy streaming internet services, internet radio, or content stored on your phone or tablet. Pairing your Bluetooth ®device with The One II is extremely easy — just press and hold the source button on The One II and select 'Klipsch The One II' on your smartphone. The One II is small enough that it can be placed anywhere —so don't suffer from poor sound in small environments where space is at a premium. To allow for the best quality of sound, each Bluetooth speaker comes with 2.1 professional tuning, so you shouldn’t need any EQ changes. You’ll find a reel wood veneer here, as well as a beautiful speaker grill, and tactile switches and knobs for controlling your music.

Incorporating luxury materials such as real wood veneer and tactile spunmetalswitches and knobs, the Klipsch Heritage Wireless series of powered audio systems blends the acoustics and classic design legacy of Paul W. Klipsch with the latest technologies available today. If you’re looking for a futuristic or portable speaker, then you may be a little disappointed by the Klipsch The One II. This is a device which puts simplicity above all else. While it’s stylish and sophisticated, it’s designed for nothing but simple music streaming.

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There aren’t any smart assistants or Wi-Fi connections here. You also don’t get an app for controlling EQ. The crystal-clear acoustic performance can fill a room in no time, offering an excellent sound stage, brimming with definition and depth. There’s no excessive bass or treble to worry about with this device. Wireless connectivity: Speakers tested for this guide are Bluetooth-only. They do not include any Wi-Fi–based technology like Sonos, AirPlay, Alexa, or Chromecast. For more information on Wi-Fi–based speakers, see our guides to the best multiroom wireless speaker system, the Apple HomePod, the best Alexa speaker, and the best Google Home speaker.