KlipschReference Wireless RW-34C Center Channel Speaker, Black

I purchased 2 sets of RW51-M speakers, the RW-34C center speaker, and the RW-100SW sub woofer, along with the Axiiom link. Connected it to my xbox ( in which my Amazon fire stick is plugged in).I am able to stream all of my music , watch all of my digital movies, and stream live television with the sound coming through my Klipsch Reference Wireless speakers in my current 5.1 surround sound.The speakers sound amazing and the sound is very clear.When watching tv or movies I have not found any latency issues. Once or twice sound was off while streaming movies or tv but only by a half a second. I found that if I quickly pause and then unpause the sound resyncs with the screen - it could also be that my internet is slow. When watching on a blu ray or 4K disc I have not noticed any latency at all. Just the pure clear sound from every corner of my living room.I can't wait to purchase 2 more RW-51M speakers so I have 7.1 surround sound !!

Great treble. Clear voice,

Coming from the old rf-10 7.1 setup to the Wirelesss Reference in the 5.1 config. These are not Ti tweeters with the cerametallic woofers that the reference line have been known for. Looks like they split reference into a couple tiers. "R" and "RP". RP's use the "true" reference materials.... I wanted an upgrade for my spare room a/v setup , so i went with a lg oled which was wisa capable. Which lead me to look at these. I needed a new receiver as well, so I figured I'd try the Klipsch WISA setup while they were all near rock bottom sale prices. There are a lot of limitations with this setup. Read into it before buying. If you got the money, like some new tech, want wireless input these are cool. If you want to get into a nice setup with out having to learn all that comes with A/V gear these are cool. If these are for a smaller room, these are cool. If you're looking for the best bang for buck with audiophile levels of sound, look elsewhere. I'm streaming tv apps and connecting my pc. I hope the WISA platform continues to progress. So far the WISA tech has been working as advertised. WISA announced support for Atmos, it would be nice if I can build onto this setup in the future. Certain media sounds wonderful! I'm good with the purchase.

You need only power supply for yours speakers. The sound of Klipsh is very detailed and rich.

I was SO disappointed in the sound quality. I purchased the center, right/left and sub. Hooked it all up via the WISA. Tried changing sounds on all speakers via the app and could not get it to sound nearly as good as my current setup which are fairly cheap with a decent, 12 year old amp. Very bummed about the sound, having to box it up, return, etc. Maybe there was something i was missing but it all looked like it was connected correctly. Someone mentioned it was much better than a soundbar. I guess i agree with that

I like the sound quality for playing all my music/movies.

Found a scratch and dent for cheap money at a reputable store... After getting it all I had to do was remove the Milan center channel in the app and unplug it, then scan for speakers. It was recognized as a 2nd subwoofer, so I just had to drag it to the center position, and everything was good.This resolved 90 percent of my issues with the Milan, as the dialog was horrible with that chincey surround speaker doubling as a center speaker.This literally brought the whole system to life and if I can find a decent price on Klipsch Sub to pair with it, I would feel very confident that the whole system would be the best value under $1000.

I disliked this product mostly because of the lack of information regarding compatibility. The speaker is prominently displayed in the well photographed Corporate Brochure (First class publication, otherwise) and it won a CES award. Unfortunately the speaker is for SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES, and is not very functionable with most home theatre systems (like the brand new Denon AVR S750H that I just purchased.