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The Klipsch R-60M bookshelf loudspeakers is equipped with a 25-mm aluminum Linear Travel Suspension tweeter, which is designed to minimize distortion at high frequencies. The rest of the working range is entrusted to a speaker with a proprietary copper TCP diffuser with a diameter of 16 cm, which, thanks to the tricle-down technology developed for the Reference Premiere series, provides a “smoother response” and “improved accuracy and transparency”.

The Klipsch RP-8060FA II is a high-end floorstanding loudspeaker designed to create surround sound in home theaters. It is equipped with an 8-inch woofer and a 6.5-inch midrange speaker, which provides deep bass and clear midrange.

Equipped with two 8-inch woofers and a 6.5-inch midrange speaker, the RP-8000F II delivers deep bass and crisp midrange.

The model is equipped with two 6.5-inch woofers and a 1-inch titanium tweeter with LTE technology, which provide balanced and detailed sound with deep bass and clear treble.

The Klipsch RP-5000F II is a Hi-Fi floorstanding loudspeaker designed to create powerful and high-quality sound. They are equipped with aluminum high-frequency drivers and Cerametallic low-frequency drivers for clear high and deep bass frequencies.

Two-way floorstanding loudspeaker system. Two low-frequency speakers with a diameter of 200 mm with diffusers made of crystalline polymer coated with copper. An RF speaker with linear displacement of the dome into the Tractrix horn.

A distinctive feature of the Klipsch loudspeakers is the exclusive LTS 25 mm treble diffuser with Kapton suspension, which minimizes distortion for more detailed playback. Aluminum is an extremely light and rigid material used in the assembly of the RF diffuser to ensure high efficiency.

The Klipsch R-600F is equipped with two 165 mm diameter bass speakers. They have copper-coated diffusers, and these speakers give speakers with the protective screens removed a very striking appearance. At the same time, by leaving the grills on the front speaker panels, the Klipsch R-600F can be made less visible in the interior. The mesh is equipped with magnetic fasteners.

The floorstanding loudspeaker system is equipped with a new 1.75-inch compression tweeter with a titanium diaphragm and a highly efficient phase equalizer, which guarantees the uniformity of sound pressure at high frequencies. The speaker is loaded onto an improved Tractrix horn, which combines a central cone-shaped funnel with a classic square horn made of molded rubber, the bend of the side walls of which corresponds to the geometric curve of the tractor.

The Klipsch RP-600M II bookshelf speaker is equipped with a new modified Tractrix horn with 90 x 90 degree opening angles made of solid silicone. The internal shape of the new horn has become smoother, due to which the appearance of the speakers with the protective mesh removed has also improved.

The Klipsch RP-500M II is equipped with a 5.25-inch woofer with a Ceametallic composite diffuser. The diffuser has a multilayer structure and consists of a magnesium-aluminum alloy and ceramic, with an external copper coating.

The Klipsch R-50M is the largest of the two bookshelf models featured in the updated Reference Base series. Compared to the previous speakers in this series, the highest-frequency radiator was the most improved here. The tweeter uses a 1-inch diameter aluminum dome on an LTS suspension made of nylon (polyamide film). Thanks to this, it was possible to further increase the transparency of the sound at the top and make it even more detailed and airy.

Bookshelf two-way speaker. A 25 mm diameter tweeter with an aluminum dome, made using LTE technology, in an updated Tractrix horn. A 4-inch diameter bass with a solid crystalline polymer diffuser. The sensitivity is 91 dB.

The Klipsch R-40PM is an active wireless version of the Klipsch R—40M passive bookshelf speaker, which is equipped with built-in digital amplifiers with a power of 50 watts per channel, a Bluetooth module and has extensive switching capabilities.

The Klipsch R-50PM is an active wireless version of the Klipsch R—50M passive bookshelf speaker, which is equipped with built-in digital amplifiers with a power of 60 watts per channel, a Bluetooth module and has extensive switching capabilities.

Klipsch The Nines are active bookshelf speakers with wireless Bluetooth playback, built–in phono corrector, and HDMI Arc input. The speakers are easy to set up and can be easily connected to various devices. The power of the built-in amplifier is 240 watts.

The model is equipped with a 75mm dynamic tweeter and a 4-inch woofer. The design provides high performance with lower energy consumption, allowing you to fill a room of any geometric shape with realistic sound. Klipsch's proprietary Tractrix horn technology provides a uniform 90 x 90 directional pattern, allowing the device to be installed anywhere in the room.

Klipsch The Sevens features an inch-long LTS compression tweeter with linear membrane displacement technology and a titanium dome. The tweeter is placed in the Tractrix branded horn, which guarantees an accurate directional pattern and detailed sound. The midrange/woofer band is transmitted by a 6.5-inch speaker with a long-stroke fiber composite diffuser.

A set of two speakers was proposed to be used as a universal audio system with functionality designed to connect to a TV. So, on board The Five there is an HDMI ARC, a Bluetooth module, an optical input, a standard 3.5 mm input and a connector for connecting a vinyl player (there is a phono corrector in the speakers).

Using a 25 mm aluminum treble diffuser compatible with Tractrix priority technology, the Klipsch R-51M bookshelf speaker delivers incredible acoustics to fill your home with loud, crystal clear sound and solid bass that conventional shelf speakers cannot boast.

The Klipsch Reference R-41M is a relatively compact bookshelf speaker that has a simple and elegant body. The strength of the frame is ensured by the use of MDF boards with internal extensions in the manufacture to give greater rigidity. With dimensions of 146 x 287 x 200 mm, the acoustics weigh only 3.2 kg, which allows devices to be placed on shelves or optionally mounted racks.

10-inch subwoofer, created using innovative acoustic technology. A Cerametallic woofer. Class D output stage. Scratch-resistant vinyl coating.

A 12-inch subwoofer created using innovative acoustic technology. A Cerametallic woofer. Class D output stage. Scratch-resistant vinyl coating.

A subwoofer with a 14-inch Ceramic long-range speaker. High-efficiency Class D amplifier. Front-mounted phase inverter. The inputs are on RCA.

A subwoofer with a 16-inch Ceramic long-range speaker. High-efficiency Class D amplifier. Front-mounted phase inverter. The inputs are on RCA.

A subwoofer from the updated Reference line. A high-performance 10-inch driver with a membrane made of thermoformed crystalline polymer Spun-Copper with low weight and low rigidity is installed. Power – 150 watts, peak – 300 watts, fully digital amplifier. The inputs are linear and LFE on RCA. The phase inverter.

A subwoofer from the updated Reference line. A new 12” woofer with a membrane made of thermoformed crystalline polymer Spun-Copper with low weight and low rigidity is installed. Power – 200 watts, peak – 400 watts, fully digital amplifier. Line-level and LFE inputs to RCA.

The Klipsch R-101SW is a subwoofer from the new Reference acoustics series. The subwoofer has a relatively small size and is well suited for placement in most standard rooms. The subwoofer is made in an MDF housing with deep internal damping, reinforced with vibration damping couplers. The exterior finish of the Klipsch R-101SW is made with a dense, scratch-resistant textured film made of natural wood.

The Klipsch R-120SW is an active 12” subwoofer in a compact form factor. It is made in an MDF case with deep internal damping, reinforced with vibration damping ties. It is equipped with a 12-inch diameter woofer, which uses a diffuser made of die-cast graphite (IMG). The IMG diaphragm is able to move quickly with a large amplitude without bends and resonances, thanks to which the low-frequency speaker creates high sound pressure.

10-inch Flexus wireless subwoofer. It is presented in a wood body finish with a metal mesh and a black fabric grille. Klipsch transport technology, the ability to connect a second subwoofer.

The subwoofer is equipped with a 10-inch IMG low-frequency front speaker and is capable of producing 150 watts of power. The black accents in the exterior make the device as elegant as possible, making the subwoofer easy to fit into any interior. An LED power indicator is located on the front panel.

The subwoofer is equipped with a 12-inch copper wire speaker with a ceramic-metal alloy front diffuser. The device outputs 200 watts. There is a fully digital amplifier for high efficiency and sound reproduction accuracy, close to the original.

A subwoofer with a 10-inch IMG front speaker made of twisted copper. This is a wireless model that can receive a 2.4GHz radio frequency signal. The device is equipped with a fully digital amplifier, as well as a durable, flexible removable grille.

The Klipsch Jubilee is a two-way floorstanding loudspeaker system with a full horn load, designed to provide maximum listening quality. The Klipsch Jubilee includes the latest acoustic developments to achieve this goal, including a patented horn-vented low-frequency housing and a brand new horn compression driver.

The Jubilee has a frequency range from 18 Hz to 20 kHz, and Klipsch has assured that the new product is 10-20 times more efficient than conventional acoustics. A distinctive feature is the Klipsch K-693 axiperiodic 16-ohm compression driver with a 5-inch titanium diaphragm.

The famous Klipschorn is an original three-way all-horn speaker system that marked the beginning of the Klipsch brand. This is the only speaker system in the world that has been continuously produced for more than 70 years, so it has hardly changed since its creation.

The Klipsch Cornwall IV acoustics, as before, have a three-band configuration, however, this model has a new K-702 midrange radiator in the updated Tractrix horn. This provided additional alignment of the directional pattern of the speaker system and an expansion of the stereo effect area. The speaker also features a K107 horn compression tweeter with a titanium diaphragm and a 15-inch bass driver with a composite diffuser.

The Klipsch Forte IV has a three-way design that uses a 12-inch woofer, a midrange and a high-frequency speaker with a horn load.

The Klipsch La Scala AL5 version, which has gone through a number of cosmetic changes, uses the same technological concept as the original model. The difference lies in the presence of a grill covering the radiators of the upper section, as well as in the cabinet material. Instead of 19 mm plywood, MDF with a thickness of 25 mm is now used in the bass section, which minimizes resonances and makes the bass sound clearer.

The Klipsch Heresy IV is equipped with the new K702 compression midrange speaker, which features a polyamide diffuser for even higher sound fidelity. The midrange speaker is mounted in a modified Tractrix horn, providing a wider directional pattern for evenly distributing sound throughout the listening room.

LA SCALA AL6 features for the first time K-281 12” woofer in a horn-loaded vented system than extends low frequency range to 40 Hz. With 103 dB of sensitivity, 120 dB of maximum SPL, and 100W/400W power handling the speakers looks iconic for its design.

KLIPSCHORN AK7 features K-771 compression driver with a patented extended phase plug, and the absolutely new large (3") midrange K-1133-HP compression driver. The speakers also offers upgrade path via an optional Heritage Active Crossover that ads ideal time and phase matching.