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  1. Table of Contents
  2. Top
  3. Main Differences
  4. Design
    1. Style - Bar
    2. Style - Subwoofer
    3. Style - Satellites
    4. Dimensions - Bar
    5. Dimensions - Subwoofer
    6. Dimensions - Satellites
    7. Mounting
    8. Build Quality
    9. In The Box
  5. Sound
    1. Stereo Frequency Response
    2. Stereo Frequency Response With Preliminary Calibration
    3. Stereo Soundstage
    4. Stereo Dynamics
    5. Stereo Total Harmonic Distortion
    6. Center
    7. Surround 5.1
    8. Height (Atmos)
    9. Sound Enhancement Features
  6. Connectivity
    1. Inputs/Outputs - Bar
    2. Audio Format Support: ARC/eARC
    3. Audio Format Support: HDMI In
    4. Audio Format Support: Optical
    5. Latency
    6. Video Passthrough To TV
    7. Wireless Playback
  7. Additional Features
    1. Interface
    2. Bar Controls
    3. Remote
    4. Voice Assistants Support
  8. Comments

Klipsch Cinema 800 vs Sony HT-A7000 with Speakers + Bass Module

Side-by-Side Comparison

Products

Klipsch Cinema 800
Sony HT-A7000 with Speakers + Bass Module

Tested using Methodology v1.2

Updated Mar 15, 2024 07:13 PM

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Klipsch Cinema 800 Picture
Sony HT-A7000 with Speakers + Bass Module Picture

Variants

  • Cinema 800 (Black)
  • HT-A7000 with SAR-S3S + SAS-SW5 (Black)

Our Verdict

Klipsch Cinema 800

Sony HT-A7000 with Speakers + Bass Module

Depending on your listening habits, you may prefer either the Klipsch Cinema 800 or the Sony HT-A7000 with Speakers + Bass Module. The Sony is a better-built 7.1.2 setup with discrete satellites. It's better for movies, thanks to its Atmos and surround performances. Unlike the Klipsch, it also supports DTS content. That said, the Klipsch is still a really good choice for dialogue-heavy content and music. It can reproduce a more extended low-bass, and it can get louder with less compression at max volume.

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