Klipsch Announces Speaker Product Line Featuring Resonado Technology

It's an historical moment for Resonado Labs, which announced a strategic partnership to develop a new line of Klipsch home audio solutions integrating its technologies. Together, the companies aim to develop a line of products engineered to deliver the highest output possible in sleek and compact form factors. A major accomplishment for the speaker technology startup, which has not stopped to surprise the market with its innovative transducers.

Expanding the celebrations of the brand's 75th anniversary, Klipsch released a limited run of 75 pairs of the legendary Klipschorn. The 75th Anniversary Klipschorn AK6, featuring a 1" titanium tweeter and 90° x 40° Tractrix horn with fully enclosed low-frequency cabinet, includes a commemorative box filled with Klipsch 75th anniversary commemorative items. The limited edition speakers are available in unique real wood teak veneers and lambswool grilles, with a sterling silver 75th logo on the front of the speaker.

Do you remember the Electro-Voice T35 Super Tweeter? This was a high-performance horn tweeter that even today has state-of-the-art wideband response, high sensitivity, and a history that spans over six decades! This trip down memory lane relates the story of the T35, with a look at not just the tweeters, but also the people behind these developments. This article was originally published in Voice Coil, April 2010.

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.

The Klipsch Museum of Audio History is officially open since July 2017. Jim Hunter, who was Paul Klipsch’s number one engineer for many years, as well as the former Engineering Manager, and Manager of Engineering Operations at Klipsch, was tasked by the company to form the Klipsch Heritage Museum Association, Inc, upon recently retiring back to Hope, Arkansas. The Klipsch Museum of Audio History contains milestone Klipsch products, test equipment, audio source components, and even some early manufacturing equipment.

Klipsch Audio, a VOXX International Company, is commemorating its 70th anniversary by issuing limited runs of its Klipschorn and Heresy Heritage series speakers. Special attention has been paid to the details of each new speaker, as they features design enhancements, exotic wood veneer finishes, special edition logos and unique grille cloths.

It was recognized early on that the speakers benefited from having separate low-frequency and high-frequency drivers, each optimized for its own frequency range. Consequently, names were needed to easily identify the various speakers in a cabinet. This article was originally published in Voice Coil, January 2012.