Featuring four satellite speakers outfitted with Dolby Atmos technology, the Klipsch Reference Cinema System delivers height effects from the front AND the back for a best-in-class Dolby Atmos experience. Sat back in the cabinet is an aluminium Linear Travel Suspension (LST) tweeter, borrowed from the company's Reference floorstanders but down-sized from the usual 1in to 0. Why did the coloration all but vanish from “The White Album” in the vinyl box set of The Beatles in Mono? It includes a pair of studio-quality headphones, and a guide to getting the most out of your session, and a few other necessary items. In equal power mode, you'll hear these differences in loudness as they naturally occur between speakers.

The Fate of the Furious (Blu-ray, DTS-HD Master Audio) loads up on action heroes (Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham) and other stars (Charlize Theron and an uncredited Helen Mirren) and lays on the motorized noise with a trowel. That left the center speaker unused and required the left and right Pack Sats to image dialogue on their own.Complete with a powerful 10" subwoofer, the Reference Theater Pack brings the Klipsch cinematic sound into your home with an incredibly minimal footprint. With the Beatles, the difference was night and day—but it made far less difference to the rhythm section on this album, beautifully self-produced and self-engineered for the age of high fidelity, with crisp mids and a beefy bottom end that flattered ace players Dave Mattacks (drums) and Dave Pegg (bass). Consider me a total noob at everything and someone whos on a budget, hence why I'm going with the Reference Theater Pack. As the instrumentation undulates and Slash's fingers roam the fretboard, the soundstage begins to sound cluttered – yet when Kravitz's spoken word outro kicks in, or a saxophone unexpectedly pops in with a jazzy motif, these moments stand out with clarity and surprising projection. I continued hopping among sub crossover points while listening to Simon Nicol’s Before Your Time (CD), the Fairport Convention frontman’s first solo album, replaying the opening track obsessively as I flipped between 120 and 150 Hz.

This would be the last album in which the band and their team miraculously fit numerous layers into a single channel, and the Pack Sats peeled the onion beautifully. Still, if you have a large room or crave chest thumping bass, you need to step up to a larger system.However, my respect for its nimbleness at frequencies just below the sat-friendly sub crossover slowly but surely increased over time.