Klipsch makes an enormous number of speakers ... they can have and the size of those drivers. Floorstanding (aka tower) speakers are significantly taller but have more room for multiple larger ...

If you’re looking for a pair of speakers with impressive sound quality and a great design, the Klipsch RP-250F Tower Speakers could be just the thing for you. These speakers are designed to provide ...

The Klipsch Reference Series 5 bookshelf speakers will improve the audio of your home theater setup for only $299, as they're on sale from Best Buy at $101 off.

Introduced in 1957, Klipsch Heresy floor-standing speakers are cultural icons. They’ve remained in Klipsch’s lineup over their existence and are rivaled in clout by only the Klipschorn and La Scala.

At $8,498/pair, only 100 Klipsch + Ojas kO-R1 two-way multicelled loudspeakers will be handcrafted in Hope, Arkansas.

Adjustable Top Plate Screws: The top plate features adjustable, padded screws to isolate and angle your speaker for proper alignment and positioning of your center channel or bookshelf style speaker.

Klipsch and Ojas have collaborated on a limited-edition, horn-loaded speaker that bears the design hallmarks of both brands.

Klipsch and Ojas have officially launched their collaborative limited-edition kO-R1 loudspeaker. The project was initiated by ...

Back in March, I reviewed my first Klipsch Bluetooth speaker, the Three Plus. That retro-inspired table-top with a built-in PHONO input and 120W on tap was both a looker and a performer.

The Klipsch Reference R-40PM Powered Bookshelf Speakers are now available for $299.99, down from their list price of $374.00-a 20% savings. These speakers feature a 90-degree x 90-degree Tractrix ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Sound quality: Klipsch's Heritage Groove ... Its a monophonic speaker. No significant difference between wired and Bluetooth sound ...

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 ...