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4.0 out of 5 starsEnergy Sound Bar has very good sound but a few frustrations came with itByRV ShannonI like the the Energy Power Bar and the sound quality is very good.It does not come with a remote control to adjust the volume. I had purchased a Harmony Universal Remote and it was not a model referenced for programming by Harmony. I had to designate it as a Samsung Sound Bar to program the Universal Remote. It also could not learn commands by pointing the remote at the soundbar
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1.0 out of 5 starsKlipsch Energy Power Bar = FIFTEEN POUNDS OF PURE DISAPPOINTMENT...ByAmazon CustomerFrom the Energy Website describing the Power Bar: "precise, room-filling bass performance." "the power is undeniable".
Excuse me??? My experience is quite different.I purchased the Energy Power Bar by the Klipsch company to replace the clutter of a 5.1 system. While not expecting the massive sound I was used to, I was disappointed by how thin and underpowered this "powerbar" is.
The main soundbar is barely adequate to upgrade my existing TV speakers, but my greatest criticism centers around the subwoofer. The specifications on the Energy website to not give the power rating of the subwoofer, but I would rate it at 2 or 3 watts at full power.
It is completely useless for bass reproduction. I own a 29 dollar Logitech Audiohub for my laptop that actually puts out more bass than the Energy sub. Customer support representative, Steve at Klipsch (who makes these things) was very unhelpful at resolving this problem. I would have expected a company like Klipsch to stand behind it's products. Oh well, It seems to me that they have gone the way of other mediocre companies- put out junk and let the customer fend for himself.Bottom line- put a block of concrete behind your sofa (it will sound the same as this subwoofer), and buy
any other soundbar.
"The power is undeniable"...??? In my opinion- the power is non-existent.UPDATE: I purchased a Polk Audio Surroundbar 5000. What a difference! This soundbar is so much better, with crisp highs and, more importantly, tight and room-filling bass! Klipsch could learn a lot from Polk Audio when it comes to making soundbars. Wish I wouldn't have wasted my money on the Energy Power Bar.
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From the Energy Website describing the Power Bar: "precise, room-filling bass performance." "the power is undeniable".
Excuse me??? My experience is quite different.I purchased the Energy Power Bar by the Klipsch company to replace the clutter of a 5.1 system. While not expecting the massive sound I was used to, I was disappointed by how thin and underpowered this "powerbar" is.
The main soundbar is barely adequate to upgrade my existing TV speakers, but my greatest criticism centers around the subwoofer. The specifications on the Energy website to not give the power rating of the subwoofer, but I would rate it at 2 or 3 watts at full power.
It is completely useless for bass reproduction. I own a 29 dollar Logitech Audiohub for my laptop that actually puts out more bass than the Energy sub. Customer support representative, Steve at Klipsch (who makes these things) was very unhelpful at resolving this problem. I would have expected a company like Klipsch to stand behind it's products. Oh well, It seems to me that they have gone the way of other mediocre companies- put out junk and let the customer fend for himself.Bottom line- put a block of concrete behind your sofa (it will sound the same as this subwoofer), and buy
any other soundbar.
"The power is undeniable"...??? In my opinion- the power is non-existent.UPDATE: I purchased a Polk Audio Surroundbar 5000. What a difference! This soundbar is so much better, with crisp highs and, more importantly, tight and room-filling bass! Klipsch could learn a lot from Polk Audio when it comes to making soundbars. Wish I wouldn't have wasted my money on the Energy Power Bar.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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Got this setup for my 70yr old parents.
Was dissapointed about the digital hookup not working with their TV, but the standard AV analog works fine.
Other than that it was an easy install for them and a great improvement to their Sony 55&#34; set.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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dont have bluethooth peace a crap.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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Amazing output from a soundbar. Energy uses real pure aluminum tweeters from its Take series and a true woofer to produce amazing sound from a small bar. You really notice the vocals compared to others. Nice job Energy.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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I ordered the Energy Power Bar Soundbar for my grandmother a few months ago. I liked the shorter size of the soundbar because it was going to be set on a fireplace mantle beneath the TV that was mounted on the wall along with a Blu-ray player. My initial reaction to this soundbar was that it felt ultra-cheap relative to what I paid for it. I was disappointed from the start.After I had hooked everything up, we tested the soundbar with the movie Terminator Salvation on Blu-ray. The sound was OK but nothing mind blowing. The first issue I had was that there is NO remote - this unit will learn commands from your TV remote. Normally this would be perfect for someone elderly and/or not very tech savvy, but my grandmother has a&&which she learned to use pretty quickly so I wanted to stick with that setup. I guess one could program the soundbar to use the TV remote commands, but this is definitely more of a hassle than having a unit with a dedicated remote and a profile already loaded in the Logitech software.As far as features go, I felt the unit was severely lacking there as well. I'm not a huge fan of the surround modes on other units, but this is a unit with on, off and volume controls - nothing else. There isn't even dynamic volume control or anything like that, which is definitely useful in an apartment! Plus, it only had
optical and RCA inputs - no HDMI like other, (much) cheaper units have.If you have a TV that has NO other components hooked up to it, and you want to control the soundbar and TV with just the TV remote alone, AND you want something ultra basic, then perhaps I could see getting something like this soundbar. But for this price, no - I wouldn't even pay a hundred bucks for this unit. To me, relative to the high price, I felt this soundbar lacked too many features, and the components felt like cheap plastic and fiberboard junk. I'm not sure I can honestly state one feature this soundbar has over almost every other soundbar available, except MAYBE the smaller size. It didn't even come with a wall mounting bracket.Ultimately, I had to return this soundbar because the sub-woofer had a rattle (I probably would have anyway). I don't think it had anything rattling around in it - I think the speaker itself was defective. I decided to order a&&to replace it, which, at the time was almost 40% cheaper and had a ton of nice features over the Energy, like an HDMI input with ARC support and dynamic range controls. Plus, it sounded great! If I lived in an apartment or shared housing, I would definitely buy a Samsung soundbar for myself. My grandmother sure loves her home theater setup.I recommend staying away from the Energy Power Bar and going with a Samsung or almost any other unit.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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Had this soundbarsub less than 2mos and the sub just stopped working today! Needless 2 say, I AM PIST! Yes i have insurance but should NOT have 2 go through this BULL in less than 2MOS! The soundbar Does have good sound when working Properly and i would say best use is for an apartment complex or a teen room.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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The setup seemed very simple and easy.
However, the optical cable will not "click" into the socket on the bar or my Panasonic plasma TV.
So I am not reviewing the sound quality yet until I get the optical connection figured out.
Any suggestions would be welcome.The programming of the remote was smooth.
Sounds ok with the RCA cables I used to make sure it was working.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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I haven't been concerned with TV sound for many years until I recently started working in the audio/video industry.
I am not an expert but what I do is absorb information very well.
What I have found out to be true is that the thinner HDTVs become the worse their internal speakers become.
The industry has taken what were practically nonexistent speakers and made them even worse so that we can enjoy thinner, more versatile televisions. What the Energy Soundbar by Klipsch provides to the consumer is an inexpensive alternative that will greatly improve the quality of sound from their TVs.
The build quality is solid and the speakers are Klipsch quality through and through.
If you are a reviewer that is writing negative reviews about this product you should be honest with yourself and everyone else.
Every company makes bad products.
It is inevitable.
Just because you may have purchased a defective product that made it past the quality assurance department is no reason to bash the entire product line or company.
I for one have been very surprised at the improved sound quality from this soundbar and would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking to improve the sound coming from their televisions.
NO you will not get true surround sound from this product!
No it may not be the audiophiles definition of great sound, but for an average consumer like myself and an avid movie watcher the Energy Soundbar by Klipsch is worth the money.
My single complaint is about the 8" downward firing subwoofer.
While it is functional I would have expected a little more sound even from an 8" speaker.
I have found that I must turn up the sound on the soundbar fairly loud to really get the bass that I want.
Other than this single complaint this soundbar delivers.Product not found. Only products offered on Amazon can be linked.What are product links?In the text of your review, you can link directly to any product offered . To insert a product link, follow these steps:1. Find the product you want to reference 2. Copy the web address of the product3. Click Insert product link4. Paste the web address in the box5. Click Select6. Selecting the item displayed will insert text that looks like this:
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1) Conduct a thorough analysis of this category’s customers, competitors, market, and environment from the perspective of Power Bar. What are the key strategic questions? What additional information would you like to obtain? How would you obtain it? What are the threats and opportunities?
a. How is the market segmented? Under a broad classification, the consumers of these products fall under two heads, the sportspersons and the mainstream customers.
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What are the key customer motivations and unmet needs? The non-serious (mainstream) consumers vary from people who work out occasionally to keep in shape or as a recreational activity, to the people who eat these products because they are easy to consume and are healthier than junk food. Energy bars contain several vitamins and nutrients and might help with weight loss. But the attention of the marketers is firmly focused on the second category of users, the mainstream. (Frost & Sullivan, 2004) What are the similarities and differences among the segments? The energy and nutrition bars are rich sources of energy and balanced nutrition. Though the compositions vary slightly between different brands, energy bars are generally a combination of protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. The protein source in these bars is usually soy or milk. The ingredients in each of the bars depend on the energy needs of the target consumer. Each of the manufacturers has different brands for specific activities. There is a tendency to club all the bars in the sports nutrition market into the energy bar category. Energy bars should be distinguished from other kinds of...
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