The iconic Klipschorn loudspeaker isn't just massive. It's the longest-continuously produced speaker in history.

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Sound quality: Klipsch's Heritage Groove had Good overall sound quality. The bass has so-so impact, is somewhat subdued, and doesn't go ...

This Klipsch Promedia Heritage 2.1 review is for anyone who wants a tabletop speaker system that sounds great, is easy to use and that looks cool - it’s one of the best bookshelf speakers you ...

Klipsch isn’t exactly known for new speakers. Its most famous model, the Klipschorn, was patented in 1946 and remains in production nearly 80 years later, with only minor modifications since that ...

Products Produced in US: Klipsch Heritage: Klipsch Jubilee, Klipschorn, La Scala, Cornwall, Forte and Heresy; Klipsch THX Ultra2 series; and Klipsch Pro Speakers Klipsch Heritage Series speakers ...

The kO-R1 is a two-way loudspeaker and is the smallest offering in the Klipsch Heritage Series. It shares the same dimensions ...

If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Klipsch is best known for its beloved Heritage line of loudspeakers — which it still makes in Hope, Arkansas today. Still ...

From Klipsch COO, Vince Bonacorsi: “This partnership is more than just a product—it’s a celebration of craftsmanship, audio purity, and a shared passion for delivering exceptional sound experiences.

Built to last and styled with premium materials, the Flexus Series is strongly influenced by Klipsch’s long design heritage, with components that complement modern electronics and living spaces.

Klipsch has announced its new Flexus Core 300 soundbar, which it claims is the industry’s first to utilize Dirac’s Live Room correction technology to optimize its sound specifically for the ...

At $999, the Klipsch Flexus Core 300 5.1.2 Dolby Atmos soundbar is compatible with optional wireless surround speakers and subwoofers. Earlier this year Klipsch released an affordable line of new ...

In all honesty, Klipsch is being uncommonly modest when it refers to The Three Plus as a 'tabletop speaker'. Yes, it's tabletop-friendly for sure – but its functionality extends well beyond that ...