Description

The Klipsch ProMedia Lumina 2.1 is a computer speaker system with two satellites and a subwoofer, successor to the 1999 ProMedia: satellites with MicroTractrix horn-loaded tweeters , adjustable LED illumination and USB-C, analog or Bluetooth connectivity.

Each ABS satellite combines a 2,5-inch Mylar tweeter and a 7,6-inch midrange driver in a sealed enclosure on a tilting stand; the slim MDF subwoofer, with a 16,5-inch side-firing woofer, features gain adjustment. Frequency response ranges from 40 Hz to 20 kHz, and peak output is 98 dB.

Can you connect headphones to the ProMedia Lumina? Yes: there's a pass-through 3,5mm headphone output, as well as USB-C, AUX, and Bluetooth 5.3 inputs; a USB port charges your phone at 5V/2A. The app Klipsch Control manages equalization, lights and modality night.

Specifications

Diffuser type	active
Frequency response	40Hz – 20kHz (-6dB)
Dimensions (WxHxD)	24,7 × 16,5 × 10,2 cm (satellite), 35,6 × 15,2 × 35,4 cm (subwoofer)
Weight	0,95 kg (satellite), 4,99 kg (subwoofer)
Route configuration	2.1
Maximum sound pressure (1m)	98 dB
Crossover frequency	3500 Hz
Tweet	2,5 cm (1") Mylar with MicroTractrix horn
Midrange	7,6 cm (3 inches)
Woofer	16,5 cm (6,5") lateral
Cabinet type	bass reflex
Cabinet material	ABS (satellites), MDF (subwoofer)
Analog inputs	AUX 3,5 mm
Digital inputs	USB-C
Bluetooth	5.3
Analogue outputs	3,5mm pass-through headphones
Alimentazione	100-240 V
Trim	Nero

About the brand

Klipsch is an American brand of loudspeakers and hi-fi components founded in 1946 by Paul W. Klipsch in Arkansas, USA. The company positions itself in the premium segment of the audio market, offering solutions for discerning audiophiles and high-fidelity enthusiasts seeking superior sound performance and innovative technologies.
Klipsch's corporate philosophy is based on the fundamental principles established by its founder: maximum efficiency, minimum distortion, and controlled directional control. Paul Klipsch, an engineer and acoustic pioneer, developed the first prototypes in his home in Hope, Arkansas, with the goal of creating loudspeakers capable of reproducing live sound with absolute fidelity. missionThe company's motto has remained unchanged for over seventy years: "The sound closest to the original." This dedication to sonic purity has made Klipsch one of the most respected brands in the world of high fidelity, with a solid reputation among the most discerning audiophiles. The company combines traditional American craftsmanship with ongoing technological innovation, maintaining production of some flagship models in the United States while constantly investing in research and development to perfect its audio solutions.
Klipsch's signature technologies include the renowned Tractrix Horn Technology, a patented horn system that ensures uniform dispersion and reduced distortion. Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) optimizes transducer movement for more precise response, while Cerametallic technology represents the evolution of high-performance composite woofer cones. Injection Molded Graphite (IMG) characterizes the Reference Series tweeters, offering superior detail and dynamics. These proprietary innovations distinguish Klipsch products in the global high-fidelity landscape.
The Klipsch product line ranges from the Heritage Series floorstanding speakers, which retain their original vintage design, to the modern Reference Premiere bookshelf speakers. Klipsch's transistor integrated amplifiers are characterized by high power and precise control, ideal for effectively driving the company's loudspeakers. The tube integrated amplifier category offers solutions for lovers of warmer, more immersive analog sound.
The Heritage Series represents absolute excellence with iconic models such as the Klipsch Cornwall IV and Heresy IV, floorstanding speakers that use updated original horn technology. The Reference Premiere line includes floorstanding and bookshelf speakers with Cerametallic drivers and LTS tweeters, perfect for high-end stereo systems. The RP Series offers more affordable solutions while maintaining high technical performance. For source materials, Klipsch offers high-quality CD SACD DVD players and partnerships with specialized turntable manufacturers to complete the ideal stereo system.
International accolades confirm Klipsch's excellence: numerous awards from the American and European audio press, and rave reviews in magazines such as Stereophile, What Hi-Fi, and Sound & Vision. The Heritage speakers have received design accolades from the industry press, while the Reference Premiere models consistently receive recognition for their value in the premium segment.
Klipsch's target audience includes experienced audiophiles, live music enthusiasts, and audio professionals who seek dynamics, efficiency, and fidelity in sound reproduction. The price range extends from entry-level models around €500 to the flagship Heritage models costing over €10.000 per pair, covering a wide range of budgets without compromising the brand's signature sound quality.
In Italy, Klipsch is distributed through a select network of specialized high-fidelity retailers who guarantee qualified advice and professional technical support. Authorized centers offer after-sales support, maintenance, and original spare parts for all products in the range, ensuring Italian audiophiles a comprehensive and reliable service to maximize the value of their Klipsch stereo system.

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