New Reference Series Ad Campaign
Klipsch's latest ad campaign uses unique artistic photography and clever eye-catching headlines to dramatically showcase the premium quality and sleek, contemporary design of its new Reference products. Display one of these hot new ads on your desktop today!
Klipsch iFi™ System
Designed to make the Apple® iPod® and iPod Mini experience sound better than ever, Klipsch’s iFi speaker system takes your digital music collection and uncovers the true power, detail and emotion behind every song.
Heritage Series
These historic images were scanned from original photos in our archives. They detail moments in time of our founder, Paul W. Klipsch, and the legacy he created. Truly a Legend in Sound.
GMX Series
Display Klipsch's newest multimedia marvel on your desktop and people will just stop and stare. The ProMedia™ GMX D-5.1's revolutionary industrial design makes anyone's computer just a little bit cooler.
Klipsch Legends
Be the envy of your friends and coworkers by downloading our Reference Legends wallpaper featuring Billy Bob Thornton, Henry Rollins, Jonny Lang, Kenny Aronoff, Jennie DeVoe and Nina Storey!
Signs of Intelligent Life
The photo arrived at our worldwide headquarters in Indianapolis in a plain manilla envelope with a handwritten note that explained the photo was taken (and retouched) somewhere in the Midwest. Experts have not yet revealed whether or not this crop circle is authentic or an elaborate hoax, but Klipsch believes it proves that there is, in fact, intelligent life out there.
The Hotties Series
Yes, more oddities from the Klipsch advertising archives. This time we have "Hotties", those exploited women of 70's advertising that left us hungry for more. Though it is unclear whether or not any of these images actually made it into ads, (it is rumored that unscrupulous boyfriends may have been involved) the sheer camp value of the resulting pics prompted us to share. What were we selling, anyway?
The Bachelor Pad Series
We realize that these are not the most politically correct pictures but someone somewhere thought they made for some great advertisements. From a couple snuggling by the fire to a disrobing female guest, these photos show a slice of life during the late 70s and early 80s.