Hi, I'm Mete Can. This is my first post.
I bought these active speakers recently. I think they have quirks, so I will try to describe them;
•I think the 4 pin connector is a balanced connection. I don't hear any noise which is a good plus. This is a very economical balanced loudspeaker which people might find to their liking. Also, it is very easy to set them up since they are stand alone active speakers.
• These speakers have a pretty good bass response. I think people mention this when reviewing them. The method used to make them sound as neutral as possible is three fold. First, you disable dynamic EQ from the app. Doing so from the remote is also possible, but for people not attune to the Morse code, a single blink is not as easy as seeing it from the app that it is crossed over. Second, you need to select its room setting as placed near a wall. Third, you need to split volume between your pc, my source, and the speakers. There is an absolute volume setting on the Bluetooth settings, so I advise you turn it off. This is because Klipsch advertises that they engage in dynamic eq the lower the volume setting is on the speaker unit. Better be certain by lowering volume on your source and increasing it on the speakers. On the app, it shows -2dB and on the pc I'm at 4% volume and the speakers are filling a 38m² room to my liking.
• These are active speakers, so you might not want them to enter auto-standby while running. You can turn off auto-standby from the app as well, however my speakers shut off after 3-5 hours depending on the load on the bass unit. You can reset the speakers by turning off/on from the remote very easily, but I don't know about the long term consequences of that.
• These speakers sound clearer to me while placed near a wall. They are really efficient and clear that way. The bass isn't muddy at all. People also wondered why there is a decrease in mid. I forgot which forum thread I saw, but they made an interview with one of their first employees and he said the past formulas were wrong and people have a bass to mid and mid to treble dip in perceived loudness. I think they are sticking to their own science.