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Use this Klipsch ProMedia 3-piece speaker system to enjoy brilliant sound when playing games, listening to music or watching videos on your computer.
 
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Excellent sound versus the Bose C2
on July 20, 2014
Posted by: bigorthy
from Denver, CO
I had to come on here to write this review because I was about 99% ready to purchase the $100 Bose Companion 2 speakers. I headed over to BB with a little doubt as I knew BB would have the speakers lined up for me to test out. I went down the line thinking I'd end on the Bose and be sold. Right before the Bose, I stopped at these Klipsch speakers and was just absolutely blown away by their quality of sound for the price. I then went to play the Bose thinking they'd blow me away only to be disappointed by their lack in the lower spectrum of audio. Their highs are great but they weren't much noticeably different than the Klipsch, the Klipsch's however were just such a better choice though after comparing them. If you're looking for something more compact, then obviously the Bose ones will be your choice, but if you have a little extra space for the subwoofer, then I'd go with these because you can't just axe a subwoofer and expect to still get great highs and lows in your music. ALSO, I don't want to say who in the store recommended these to me while I was browsing (because I don't want to get them in trouble), but several of these "same people" said they recommended these over Bose, it was insane how confident they all were.
Anyhow, if you're going to go Bose, then go with their $400 ones, because those are the only ones with a subwoofer. If you want to save the $$ then go with these and you will be just as happy. I'll re-update after I've had these for a few months.
What's great about it: Incredible value, THX certified, superior sound, not too big
What's not so great: The aesthetic (but only a little)
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Immerse yourself in your favorite tunes with this Insignia NS-PSB4521 speaker system that features 2 satellite speakers and a subwoofer for crisp high notes and booming bass. Bluetooth 3.0 technology allows you to pair up to 8 devices.
 

are these compatible with the Insignia LED TV 19E310A13

The Insignia LED TV 19E310A13 does not have Bluetooth capabilities if that was what you were wondering you could use it with. HOWEVER, these speakers are still normal speakers that accept audio in from the tv's audio out (via an auxiliary cable). Since they are desktop speakers, they use an auxiliary input versus standard home-theatre/entertainment speakers than generally use the red/white (although some may have aux too). Anyhow, yes they will be compatible. These speakers should already have a green aux cable built in that you'll plug into the back of your "audio out" port on your TV.
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