The Klipsch The Nines II are a great-sounding set of speakers that come with a surprising price bump.

Which Klipsch subwoofer is best? Buying any subwoofer adds significant low-end frequencies to your audio setup, and sticking with a trusted brand like Klipsch is a great way to ensure quality. However ...

Klipsch has announced the addition of the larger, more powerful, and dynamic The Nines and The Sevens powered speakers to its lineup of Heritage Wireless speakers, which includes The Fives (2020).

The Sevens and The Nines use the same midcentury modern design as The Fives, with wooden enclosures and removable cloth grilles. Easy access controls are placed on the top of the right channel speaker ...

Dirac has announced that its Dirac Live Room Correction technology comes integrated in Klipsch’s new The Sevens II and The Nines II powered speakers, making them among the first powered, two-channel ...

Klipsch makes some of the best subwoofers, and while it’s easy to spend a bundle on Klipsch’s higher-end reference speakers, the K-100SW proves that you don’t need to. This affordable subwoofer ...

US audio brand Klipsch has unveiled its next generation of powered standmount speakers at this year's CES showcase: The Fives II, The Sevens II and The Nines II. Arriving as part of Klipsch's 80th ...

Klipsch just introduced their first powered stereo speakers, which can be used wirelessly with Bluetooth or wired to a TV, turntable, or PC. The new Klipsch Reference Premiere R-15PM powered monitors ...

Versatile powered speakers loaded with features including HDMI-ARC which allows The Fives to replace a sound bar. The Fives incorporate individual ultra-low noise amplifiers that are custom designed ...

In response to installer demand for a powerful subwoofer system that delivers deep-driving bass without taking up valuable floor space, Klipsch has introduced its new RW-5802 in-wall subwoofer with ...

Klipsch unveiled two new powered Bluetooth bookshelf speakers in its Reference series recently. The R-40PM and R-50PM speakers replace older “41” and “51” models, upgrading design, pumping up bass ...

These bookshelf speakers are excellent for music playback, but you'll want to stick with a soundbar for theater-shaking surround sound.