Compatible with other satellites?

[videoCWK]

Hey guys. I don't have my Promedias yet, but I know from a friend who does that they use speaker clips to hook up the satellites. Because of that, could I plug in other speakers (such as some of the smaller Klipsch bookshelves) and get satisfactory results? Or was this system made only to work with it's satellites? Thanks in advance.

[Guest srobak]

The amp may not deliver enough power to drive different/larger speakers. Before doing that, I would seriously consider just running the PM system exactly how it comes - I promise you will NOT be disappointed in it's performance or the full-range sound it delivers, with one hell of a kick. I used to run JBL 4408's and an NAD amp as my studio monitor/post production rig, and replaced it with the Klipsch PM 2.1. VERY well suited for the job, and honestly probably the next best thing to the Genelec 3-piece monitor system costing over $3k.

[Mister_Clean]

I agree, I also have a Recording Studio and I was using Rokit Powered Monitors sine my studio is portable and thery are pretty small and easy to move around, but the Klipsch PM 2.1's seemed to have a better over all sound for mixing and listening to playback. although they are not as high output I think you will find they are loud enough, and very clear. Recently I have even went a step below them and in a smaller more portable setup than my usual I use the Klipsch Groove speakers, they also have a great sound and are even more portable, amazing low end sound with good consistant highs, I don't know how they do it, these speakers don't even have a tweeter, WAY TO GO KLIPSCH!!!!

of course at home I have a Frankenstein system with Several Klipsch systems, and JBL Speakers powered by Carvin Amps. it can get a little crazy if I want it to, but the sound is amazing!