The Klipschorn (commonly referred to as the “K-Horn” or the “corner-horn”) is the company’s oldest, biggest (not counting the 2022-released Jubilee) and most iconic loudspeaker. It was first sold in ...

Klipsch has started shipping their largest and most advanced loudspeaker in the company’s 75-year history. As the new flagship, the Klipsch Jubilee is the realization of the final project, founder ...

Known as the “corner-horn speaker,” the Klipschorn’s unique cabinet design meant it needed to be placed in a 90-degree corner to sound best. Klipsch Innovative and horn-loaded. The Klipschorn is the ...

Paul Klipsch developed the legendary Klipschorn with the premise of recreating the sound of live music in the home. The corner horn Klipschorn have been in production for over 70 years and still ...

Klipsch’s latest innovations in the Klipschorn AK7 and La Scala AL6 ensure that these legendary speakers continue to set the benchmark for home audio. With improved horn design, enhanced midrange and ...

Klipsch has introduced the next evolution of one of its most iconic loudspeakers — the Klipschorn AK7. Hand-assembled in Hope, Arkansas, the updated model retains its legendary horn-loaded three ...

70 years. That’s how long American audio company Klipsch has been in operation, and it’s also how long the Arkansas outfit has been selling its flagship Klipschorn floorstanding speakers.

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes. Klipsch has announced the next generation of Klipschorn and La Scala, pushing the boundaries of performance for two of the most iconic Klipsch speakers.

Klipsch has announced a new generation of its top two Heritage speaker models: the massive Klipschorn AK7 and its smaller sibling, the La Scala AL6. The two classic designs get a variety of ...

Klipsch has introduced new versions of its classic Klipschorn and La Scala loudspeakers. The new Klipschorn AK7 ($17,998/pair) and La Scala AL6 ($14,998/pair) both feature new modified Tractrix ...

Like all Klipsch speakers, the G-42 sports horn-loaded tweeters (more on that later). The sound bar is part of a new Klipsch series of Gallery speakers and 5.1 channel speaker packages.

Thanks to the horn-loading designs that Paul Klipsch pioneered, the Heritage speakers deliver really lifelike audio. “It makes it like a live experience — it really does,” Delgado says.