Why do you need a GMX D-5.1 multimedia speaker system? Because if you're playing Xbox, PlayStation or GameCube games without a GMX, you're missing half of the experience. By applying our 57-years of high-performance audio expertise to console gaming, Klipsch has added a whole new dimension to today's advanced video games.
The GMX D-5.1 is much more than just another video game accessory — it's more like a hidden weapon or savory cheat that helps you clear the level and beat your pitiful roommate for the umpteenth time.

What makes Klipsch speakers so special? To begin with, Klipsch is a REAL speaker company. We have been making some of the world's most sought after loudspeakers since 1946. And Klipsch is the market leader in high-performance home theater systems as well as a leading supplier of professional theater sound systems to the world's most quality-conscious cinema operators.

The GMX D-5.1 system is available in 120 and 230 volt versions and delivers unmatched dynamic sound with an astounding 108-decibel output through its 0.75-inch metalized polymer tweeter and 3-inch metalized fiber-composite midbass woofer. The tweeter is coupled to an exclusive Klipsch MicroTractrix® Horn. This advanced horn increases sensitivity while minimizing room interactions that blur the sonic detail and imaging of conventional speakers, and the ported enclosure further reduces distortion while boosting bass output. Each satellite is magnetically shielded to protect your television or monitor from interference.

The 6.5" fiber-composite cone subwoofer and built-in 100-watt FTC-rated amplifier round out the high-quality componentry of the GMX D-5.1 system. Together, the sum of all of the GMX parts reproduce video game soundtracks with more power, detail, and absolute surround sound excitement than any other multimedia speaker system available.

Additional features developed specifically for gamers include:

5.1 surround sound format decoding of Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II and five-channel stereo allows gamers to take advantage of the advanced sound effects and sonic immersion available in today's video games
45 degrees of satellite speaker angle adjustment through a newly designed ball-joint pedestal allows gamers maximum flexibility in placement without losing the dynamic surround sound impact
SWS Link, a special jack for attachment of one or more Klipsch ProMedia SWS powered subwoofers enables full integration of additional subwoofers into the GMX system for added depth and power to the bottom end.

FREQUENCY RESPONSE:
35-20 kHz +/- 5 dB
SENSITIVITY:
Closed loop system
MAX ACOUSTIC OUTPUT:
108 dB maximum at listening position
COVERAGE ANGLE:
Near field design
DISPERSION ANGLE:
90° x 90° MicroTractrix™ Horn
ENCLOSURE TYPE:
Satellites tuned, ported Subwoofer—6th order bass reflex
AMPLIFIER:
Linear A/B
AMPLIFIER POWER:
FTC Rated; Satellites: 10W/channel continuous, 5 channels driven from 150Hz-20kHz, Subwoofer: 50W continuous, from 30-150Hz, <= 2% THD+N
INPUTS:
2 Digital (Coaxial, Optical Toslink); 1 Analog (Stereo RCA)
OUTPUTS:
Five speaker level outputs (spring clips)
TRANSDUCERS:
0.75" metalized polymer tweeter and 3" metalized fiber-composite midbass with center bullet in satellites; 6.5" fiber-composite subwoofer
DRIVE COMPONENTS:
Five identical two-way satellite speakers that are magnetically shielded, ported enclosures. Each satellite speaker comes with a self-supporting, ball-joint pedestal that allows a 45-degree range of motion for optimal sound directing. All five satellite speakers easily connect to the subwoofer via the included 4m and 6m RCA connection cables. The user-friendly GMX D-5.1 control module, which has built-in Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic II decoders, features a standard analog stereo audio input and two digital audio inputs — one coaxial and one Toslink optical. The control module also includes separate main, center, surround and subwoofer volume controls; mute and on/off power buttons; input, surround mode and Dolby Digital dynamic compression LED indicators; as well as a digital LED central status display. The controller also connects to the subwoofer via an included DIN connection cable.
CROSSOVER FREQUENCY:
To satellites @ 140Hz
TWEETER:
0.75"
HIGH FREQUENCY HORN:
MicroTractrix™ Horn
INPUT CONNECTIONS:
DIN and DC power cable to control saucer
SUBWOOFER:
6.5" front firing driver
WIRE GAUGE ACCOMODATED:
22 gauge supplied
WEIGHT:
38.5 lbs.
ENCLOSURE MATERIAL:
MDF
FINISHES:
Metallic silver on satellites, matte black on subwoofer
ACCESSORIES:
Rubber feet attached to satellite pedestals
VOLTAGE:
120 volt
EXPORT VOLTAGE:
230 volt
MOUNTING:
GMX-FS soon to be available at Klipsch web store
FEATURES:
45° adjustment for satellite positioning, SWS link for add-on subwoofer
YEARS BUILT:
2003 -