Klipsch Expands Dolby Atmos Soundbar Lineup With Cinema 1200 and Cinema 800 Systems

Currently celebrating its 75th anniversary, Klipsch introduced a complete lineup of new feature-rich soundbars and home theater systems that are a major upgrade to stand-alone television sound. New from the Indianapolis-based company, the Cinema 1200 and Cinema 800 systems are complete home theater solutions with up-firing drivers that support Dolby Atmos, and feature 8K HDR passthrough and Dolby Vision compatibility.

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Klipsch, a VOXX International Company, announced that its Cornwall IV speakers, from its legendary Heritage series, have received modern acoustic and cosmetic updates that further enhance the replication of the live music performance. Visitors to the RMAF 2019 show will have the chance to hear the improved three-way design, now featuring an updated compression driver and substantial electro-acoustic improvements to the mid and high frequency dispersion. The Klipsch Cornwall IV speakers continue to be designed and handcrafted in the USA.

Klipsch introduced the new Heritage Theater Bar, a customizable, high-performance, three-channel soundbar upgrade solution. The Heritage Theater Bar blends the acoustics and classic, nostalgic design legacy of company founder Paul W. Klipsch with premium materials and the latest technologies available today. The passive design can deliver a true high-fidelity listening experience in a premium, easily installed, handcrafted package using real-wood veneer and a grille cloth.

At the 2015 InfoComm show in Orlando, Klipsch announced the launch of its KI Series II permanent installation speakers with seven new speaker models, available in three finishes – black, white and a stainable raw. All the new “made in the USA” speakers use Klipsch’s proprietary Tractrix Horn technology.

Speaker and headphone manufacturer Klipsch announced a global initiative that will align the majority of its consumer product offerings under the established Klipsch Reference series. The new approach unifies home theater speakers, soundbars and headphones making its sonic signature and design standards attainable to a wider audience at various price points.