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This comment is spot on. You’re about to be very busy and mobile in the military. When I was in everyone had Walkmen and headphones and it was tapes or CDs. Been a long time now 😃 In my opinion, investing in some nice headphones with a good source that is small and mobile will let you hear great mus

Preordered Klipsch Nines II a month ago and patiently waiting. Though my space can’t even compare. Looks and I’m sure sounds great.

though the record player matters more than many people like to believe, the stylus is a biiiig one. Definitely worth going for the ML. Please skip the EN. It's just not a big jump.If I had to choose between stylus and preamp, I'd go preamp first. Because the AT-VM95E is already quite a decent cart a

I use an MSI laptop running Tidal to my Klipsch The Nines. Simple, and sounds great in my office. I do the same thing with my old CDs and have an external hard drive attached when I want to access that music instead of Tidal. Compact little system that sounds great.

I'm personally thinking something with a narrower radiation field, but otherwise accurate unit might be the best fit in reflective spaces. More focused sound radiation pattern should involve the room as little as possible. I might suggest something like Neumann KH 120 II, maybe, or pair of Klipsch F

I have the Klipsch Nines. They sound great. I did get a noticeable upgrade when adding a preamp and 4 band eq from Schiit. It's a very modest setup but good enough.

If you like ur rgb I would look into the hue line up I know ill get burned by recommending such but they work flawlessly you dont have to worry about them just not working cause they dont feel like it not to mention you can create scenes so they all run together I would also look into a monitor arm

There is no such thing as average audiophile, this is highly divergent hobby. My take comes from simple objective measurements. Klipsch is better as brand than Bose, I guess, who seem to have made no speakers that aren't terrible. But I only think the new Klipsch stuff is actually good, like active

I'm no high end audiophile purveyor(unless you consider Martin logan f10's high end). However as a semi normie I suppose I tend to stay away from much of jbls lower stack and klipsch(though I own the nines, they are just fun). The thing is I don't ignore them because of their sound, well for the mos

Late to the question but you need to break them in a bit. If you plug a sub in the nines will automatically set a 65hrz crossover. I have mine set up with 2 Jl d110 set to 40hrz and they blend beautifully. You could also bump the bass down in the Klipsch app EQ.