Klipsch Cinema 1200 vs Polk Audio Command Bar

I think something was up with the unit or units that they got, because this sub, while certainly very assertive, is not that out of control for me.. H...

The reviews were right on both counts. The sound is really fine - - as good as my daughter's brand at four times the expense and it came with a good sub-woofer which the more expensive bar did not. But the instructions are terrible. The ones that come with the package are too brief

This thing decodes atmos and it sounds really great, but it would be so much better with some up firing speakers. Really wish they had included them.

It's very loud. It has a full immersive sound. The app setup is very easy to use on your phone now. Let's talk about the one thing this sound bar has ...

This setup is quite versatile, and it comes with lots of sound enhancement features to help you customize its sound. The Klipsch Connect app offers a 3-band graphic EQ and bass and treble adjustments, meaning you can change its sound based on your preferences. There's a subwoofer level adjustment, as well as a Night Mode feature that can reduce the dynamic range on the subwoofer if you prefer less boom in the bass range.

Overall, the entire system has about 200 watts of power. The max SPL is 101 dB, and it also comes with a pretty cold one-year warranty, which is, I th...

5 millimeter analog port, proper fist bump for the inputs record players, computers, gaming consoles streaming boxes. You can get that sound direct in...

Then I will use the remote to perform one of those commands, but because the Echo is still trying to respond to the Alexa command, the volume continues to be ducked. So even though I have already used my remote, now I can't hear anything. I have to restart the sound bar on a daily basis because of this problem and it's really frustrating. Also, Polk says that you can change inputs using Alexa commands, but I haven't been able to get that to work

One of the things I'm looking forward to is the 12 inch sub that it comes with. Compared to the cinema 600 I'm expecting some greatness from the Soundbar.

I also wish they would’ve thought of a “night mode. Let’s say I want to mute the microphone on Alexa while watching a movie, the bar will have a circular red light around it for the entire duration the microphone is muted. If the speaker is somewhat close to your tv it will produce some glare. There might be a solution further down the line, the speaker has an app that allows the speaker to receive updates, so hopefully many of the things it lacks may be added over time for in-app use

I do wish it had a bit more ability to “fine tune” the sound. With the remote you can adjust the sub, front and rear height channels and rears, but there is no eq so you can’t adjust the tone. The Klipsch app is basically useless except for registering the product as it gives you no way to control anything. The app should have the ability to do everything the remote can do, plus have a full eq and auto eq function

Stability: not great - it stops responding to voice/remote control about once a month and needs rebooting.