I think they are late to the market, when you can now get the LG SN11 RG for £749, is the Klipsch 1200 really that much better when factoring in the big price difference?
@lgans316 your thoughts? Still going for this?
I think you should go down the AVR route and speakers ..... as good as sound bars are, they are always a compromise in some key areas.On paper, 1200 is arguably the best soundbar system despite it not being 7.1.4. Its 5.1.4 out of the box but can be turned into 5.2.4 (additional wireless/wired sub).
The sub is 12 inch and has a rated lowest frequency of 22 Hz. The soundbar is as wide as the widest LG SN11.
The bar supports Atmos and LPCM but not DTS which is a shame. Let's see how this pans out.
I think they are late to the market, when you can now get the LG SN11 RG for £749, is the Klipsch 1200 really that much better when factoring in the big price difference?
@lgans316 your thoughts? Still going for this?
On paper, 1200 is arguably the best soundbar system despite it not being 7.1.4. Its 5.1.4 out of the box but can be turned into 5.2.4 (additional wireless/wired sub).
The sub is 12 inch and has a rated lowest frequency of 22 Hz. The soundbar is as wide as the widest LG SN11.
The bar supports Atmos and LPCM but not DTS which is a shame. Let's see how this pans out.
I think you should go down the AVR route and speakers ..... as good as sound bars are, they are always a compromise in some key areas.
I am going to be running the Audyssey MultEQ iOS app on my setup today to improve it even further![]()
It's never too late if it means more choice for the consumer. There are not that many Atmos soundbar set-ups with rear speakers in a ..4 configuration.
The sub looks to be substantially better than the competition. At the price point or at least members here, I'm sure thats something worth looking at as my Samsung one is very easily overwhelmed.
Is there any info for HDMI inputs? My guess is Klipsch would muck this up and having only one. If this has two then I'm buying this over anything from Samsung
his argument happens on every sound bar thread. NOT EVERYONE WANTS AN AVR!
Where my TV goes, there is no room for speakers, let alone ones with Atmos capability. I can't be bothered with running cables when I have perfectly placed wall sockets. For the price your stretching to get a .4 Atmos with up fires (I ain't putting speakers on the living room ceiling).
Look, AVR are the best way, I had one: the HMDI inputs, better sound on 2.0/TV feeds, room equalisation (big bonus), can choose your speakers and sub. Brilliant.
However while sound bars will always be a compromise, those compromises are essential for some people.
Thanks. Manual says LPCM is supported but nothing DTS related![]()
Klipsch CINEMA 1200 SOUND BAR BAR1200 Soundbar User Manual Soundlab Technology
Soundbar User manual details for FCC ID 2ATKO-BAR1200 made by Soundlab Technology Company Limited. Document Includes User Manual Users Manualfccid.io
I think the manual linked above is concrete enoughThere was another thread with a long early discussion on DTS and LPCM support for the 1200 in particular
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Klipsch bar 54 = Cinema 1200 (Sept 2020)?
Well, it seems like the release keeps getting pushed back and it almost certainly will not have DTS or LPCM support. No reason to hold out for it. Bummer Ooh, this is me! Was very sad to hear, as I'm overall pretty disappointed with my SN11RG, in part due to a slight but constant white noise...www.avforums.com
that page had the “final” information about DTS X support but to be honest we still don’t know definitively until somebody has one and tries it. Why the manufacturer hasn’t put this to bed better than a private FB page is hard to understand. Support or not is a decision they make and live with. Maybe they are still wavering and looking at public comments on sites like this.......