Klipsch has announced the next wave of its Flexus Series with the introduction of the 5.1.2-channel Flexus Core 300 – Powered by Onkyo soundbar with Dirac Live Room Correction Technology.
Dirac Live enhances the performance of the Flexus Core 300 in any listening space as it corrects for both the magnitude and phase of the entire sound system, including the room itself — resulting in more transparent, balanced sound, tighter bass, improved staging, and enhanced clarity.
The Flexus Core 300 sits atop the Flexus Series range, above the Core 200 and Core 100 introduced earlier this year. Offering an immersive audio experience with its Dolby Atmos and DTS:X presentation,the Core 300 features two 2.25-inch up-firing and two 2.25-inch side-firing drivers, complemented by four front-firing 2.25-inch drivers tuned by expert acousticians. With its four 4-inch built-in subwoofers, the Core 300 delivers powerful bass from a relatively small footprint. Additionally, a dedicated center channel equipped with Klipsch’s horn-loaded tweeter technology delivers vocal intelligibility that guarantees clear dialog at any volume.
In addition to the Flexus Core 300 soundbar, Klipsch is debuting the all-new Flexus Surround 200 wireless surround speakers with up-firing drivers for immersive Dolby Atmos multichannel surround sound. Simplifying setup and ease, each Flexus Surround speaker independently plugs into a wall outlet — no wires or cables are required between the speakers or lying on the floor.
Also joining the Flexus family is the all-new Flexus Sub 200 wireless subwoofer. Its robust, 12-inch high-excursion woofer delivers deep, powerful bass without sacrificing low latency. Bassheads will delight with the option to connect up to two Sub 200s to any of the Flexus Core sound bars.
Klipsch’s new Connect Plus app for iOS and Android devices provides one-tap access to input selection, EQ presets, firmware, and feature updates and includes controls for a comprehensive offering of streaming options, including Apple AirPlay, Google Cast, Spotify, and Tidal Connect.
While Flexus Core soundbars offers rich, full-range sound for music and movies when used on their own, Klipsch has also designed the Flexus Series for modular expansion, with an upgrade path including optional surround speakers and subwoofers that are compatible across the range. Setup is simplified thanks to Klipsch’s transport technology — a pre-paired USB transmitter included with surrounds and subs that eliminates many complex configuration steps.
- Flexus Core 300 MSRP: $999 USD
- Flexus Surr 200 MSRP: $399 USD
- Flexus Sub 200 MSRP: $499 USD
The Flexus Sound System will be available this winter.
For more information, visit Klipsch.com and dirac.com/Klipsch
