The R-525-IK installation kit, which is compatible with the Synergy Series SCR-1, is simplified and consistent with common industry models. Installation kits are a great idea during new construction of homes and businesses because they simplify the actual installation of the loudspeakers.

The W-525-IK installation kit, which is compatible with the Synergy Series SCR-1, is simplified and consistent with common industry models. Installation kits are a great idea during new construction of homes and businesses because they simplify the actual installation of the loudspeakers.

The Synergy Series SCR-2 in-ceiling speaker provides great Klipsch sound, easy installation and outstanding reliability, making it one of the best values available in architectural audio.

The SCR-2 is a two-way speaker that employs a 6.5-inch IMG woofer and a 1-inch aluminum dome Tractrix® Horn tweeter. The 360-degree rotating horn lets you point the sound at the listening area just like a traditional enclosure loudspeaker. A -3dB tweeter attenuation switch gives you better sound control and is conveniently located just behind the grille.

While it looks very different, the SCR-2's drivers sonically match all Synergy Series models, delivering the same wide dynamic, low distortion performance.

The Synergy Custom Series SCR-3 in-ceiling loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SCR-3 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Custom Series SCR-1 in-ceiling loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SCR-1 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RCR-3 in-ceiling loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the RCR-3 is still owned and listened to in homes all around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RCR-5 in-ceiling loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the RCR-5 is still owned and listened to in homes around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

Offering incredible audio performance at an extremely competitive price point, the installer-friendly Klipsch R-3650-C in-ceiling loudspeaker brings high-quality entertainment into your home without taking up valuable floor space.

Featuring a 6.5-inch copper-colored IMG woofer, 1-inch aluminum tweeter mated to a swiveling 100-degree asymetrical Tractrix® Horn, as well as a treble contour switch, this dynamic in-ceiling speaker delivers all the gusto you'd expect from Klipsch. In fact, because the swiveling horn allows listeners to point the sound where they want it to go, the direct to reflected energy ratio is high in the listening area creating a large soundstage with well-defined imaging.

By incorporating a proprietary two-screw frame design, the R-3650-C is also one of the most easy-to-install products on the market. With this "one trip up the ladder" concept, installers only have to tighten two screws in order to securely mount the loudspeaker into the ceiling.

Available in a white finish, the R-3650-C can be paired with the Klipsch IK-650-C installation kit (sold separately). This revolutionary kit design incorporates a mud ring, breakaway wire tie and color-coded brackets for easy speaker size identification. It also includes perforated metal wings that easily fasten to the studs via screws, staples or nails. Painted white for easy marking and placement, these metal wings can be folded around the edge of the studs if necessary.

Creating a new benchmark in architectural audio excellence, the Klipsch R-5650-C in-ceiling loudspeaker brings powerful and detailed sound into your home without taking up valuable floor space. Whether it's used for home theater or stereo music applications, this model won't disappoint.

Featuring a 6.5-inch Cerametallic™ woofer cone, 1-inch titanium tweeter mated to a swiveling 100-degree asymetrical Tractrix® Horn, as well as treble and bass contour switches, the R-5650-C delivers unbeatable precision, clarity and efficiency. In fact, because the swiveling horn allows listeners to point the sound where they want it to go, the direct to reflected energy ratio is high in the listening area creating a large soundstage with well-defined imaging.

By incorporating a proprietary two-screw frame design, the R-5650-C is also one of the most easy-to-install products on the market. With this "one trip up the ladder" concept, installers only have to tighten two screws in order to securely mount the loudspeaker into the ceiling.

Available in a white finish, the R-5650-C can be paired with the Klipsch IK-650-C installation kit (sold separately). This revolutionary kit design incorporates a mud ring, breakaway wire tie and color-coded brackets for easy speaker size identification. It also includes perforated metal wings that easily fasten to the studs via screws, staples or nails. Painted white for easy marking and placement, these metal wings can be folded around the edge of the studs if necessary.

Discrete but not understated, the Klipsch R-5800-C in-ceiling loudspeaker significantly enhances the audio performance inside your home without cluttering it. Perfect for home theater or stereo music applications, this dynamic and installer-friendly model integrates nicely into almost any lifestyle.

Featuring an 8-inch Cerametallic™ woofer cone, a 1-inch titanium tweeter mated to a swiveling 100-degree asymetrical Tractrix® Horn, as well as treble and bass contour switches, the R-5800-C establishes a new benchmark in architectural audio excellence. In fact, because the swiveling horn allows listeners to point the sound where they want it to go, the direct to reflected energy ratio is high in the listening area creating a large soundstage with well-defined imaging.

By incorporating a proprietary two-screw frame design, the R-5800-C is also one of the most easy-to-install products on the market. With this "one trip up the ladder" concept, installers only have to tighten two screws in order to securely mount the loudspeaker into the ceiling.

Available in a white finish, the R-5800-C can be paired with the Klipsch IK-800-C installation kit (sold separately).This revolutionary kit design incorporates a mud ring, breakaway wire tie and color-coded brackets for easy speaker size identification. It also includes perforated metal wings that easily fasten to the studs via screws, staples or nails. Painted white for easy marking and placement, these metal wings can be folded around the edge of the studs if necessary.

The R-3800-C in-ceiling loudspeaker delivers superior audio performance while effortlessly integrating into almost any lifestyle. It was designed to deliver all the gusto you'd expect from Klipsch without taking up valuable floor space.

Featuring an 8-inch copper-colored IMG woofer, a 1-inch aluminum tweeter mated to a swiveling 100-degree asymetrical Tractrix® Horn, as well as a treble contour switch, this affordable and high-performance in-ceiling speaker gives you plenty of bang for your buck. In fact, because the swiveling horn allows listeners to point the sound where they want it to go, the direct to reflected energy ratio is high in the listening area creating a large soundstage with well-defined imaging.

By incorporating a proprietary two-screw frame design, the R-3800-C is also one of the most easy-to-install products on the market. With this "one trip up the ladder" concept, installers only have to tighten two screws in order to securely mount the loudspeaker into the ceiling.

Available in a white finish, the R-3800-C can be paired with the Klipsch IK-800-C installation kit (sold separately). This revolutionary kit design incorporates a mud ring, breakaway wire tie and color-coded brackets for easy speaker size identification. It also includes perforated metal wings that easily fasten to the studs via screws, staples or nails. Painted white for easy marking and placement, these metal wings can be folded around the edge of the studs if necessary.

The R-800-IK installation kit, which is compatible with the Reference Series RCW-5 and the Synergy Series SCW-3, is simplified and consistent with common industry models. Installation kits are a great idea during new construction of homes and businesses because they simplify the actual installation of the loudspeakers.

The W-650-IK installation kit, which is compatible with the Reference Series RCW-3 and the Synergy Series SCW-2, is simplified and consistent with common industry models. Installation kits are a great idea during new construction of homes and businesses because they simplify the actual installation of the loudspeakers

The Synergy Custom Series SCW-1 in-wall loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SCW-1 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Custom Series SCW-3 in-wall loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SCW-3 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series SCW-2 in-wall speaker provides great sound, easy installation and outstanding reliability, making it one of the best values available in architectural audio.

The SCW-2 is a two-way speaker that employs a 6.5-inch IMG woofer and a 1-inch aluminum dome Tractrix® Horn tweeter. The proprietary pivoting square horn delivers wide dynamics, low distortion and the highest levels of power and output available whether part of a home theater or distributed sound system.

The SCW-2's -3dB tweeter attenuation switch gives you better sound control, but is neatly concealed just behind the form-fitting grille, which may be painted.

The Reference Series RCW-3 in-wall loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the RCW-3 is still owned and listened to in homes around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RCW-5 in-wall loudspeaker was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the RCW-5 is still owned and listened to in homes around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The ProMedia™ 4.1 personal audio system is a five-piece, THX®-Certified, high output set of speakers based on our ground-breaking ProMedia v.2-400 surround sound design. The new ProMedia™ 4.1 maximizes audio signals from PC and Macintosh computers; MP3, CD, Minidisc and DVD players; video game consoles; and even digital video cameras, VCRs and televisions; providing a fun, involving listening experience.

Aesthetically identical to its predecessor (ProMedia™ v.2-400), the ProMedia™ 4.1 includes new key features that reflect feedback received from passionate fans of the original ProMedia™ design.

The first, most noticeable feature is the addition of headphone and stereo miniplug input jacks, which are located on the control pod of the main satellite speaker. As expected, the headphone jack offers a private listening option. The stereo miniplug input jack is used to directly connect portable audio devices to the ProMedia 4.1 personal surround sound system for added convenience and optimized sound reproduction.

The second feature introduced with the ProMedia™ 4.1 is an overall improvement or "tweak" of the crossover levels between high, mid, and low frequencies delivered by the speakers. Klipsch engineers have lowered the satellite crossover point, achieving a smoother, seamless reproduction that is more musical with excellent envelopment.

The two-way ProMedia™ 4.1 satellite speakers are driven by exclusive Klipsch MicroTractrix™ Horns that cleanly and accurately handle the high frequencies, creating a precise nearfield image and soundstage. A three-inch fiber-composite cone driver delivers smooth mid-bass reproduction. A preamplifier control pod, which features separate main volume surround volume, and subwoofer level controls, a headphone jack and the miniplug input, is located on one of the satellite units.

The subwoofer is a bass-reflex type with a flared, tuned front port and dual 6.5" side-firing drivers, which features a high output, five-channel, BASH® digital hybrid amplifier. BASH® (Bridged Amplifier/Switching Hybrid) amplifiers are powerful, conventional amplifiers with digital switching-type power supplies, which are efficient, high-output, low distortion designs that deliver superior sound quality over convver superior sound quality over conventi

The ProMedia v.2-400 is a legend in its own time. As the most powerful computer audio system in the world and the first ever to be THX®-Certified, the ProMedia v.2-400 changed the way people think about multimedia speakers. Drawing on its decades of experience in home theater, auditorium and cinema sound, Klipsch developed this five piece desktop surround sound system that reproduces CDs DVDs, MP3s and gaming soundtracks with intense power and detail.

The THX®-Certified ProMedia 5.1 personal audio system was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, the ProMedia 5.1 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

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Based on our "Kick-Ass" THX®-Certified ProMedia™ 2.1, this unique collectors edition has the following features:

• Special metallic silver paint scheme. The subwoofer features a silver vinyl for durability that also sports a premium brushed aluminum appearance -- very cool!
• New bright blue LED power indicator
• New blue/silver logos
• Special Star Wars™ Limited Collectors Edition outer carton. Ships with a double carton to protect this additional collectors' element
• Limited production of only 1000 units (for US sales only)
• Serial numbered; includes glossy certificate of authenticity, with serial number designation
• Available in only a 120 volt version

$129.99 State tax may apply.

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By applying our 57-years of high-performance audio expertise to console gaming, Klipsch has added a whole new dimension to today's advanced video games.

The GMX D-5.1 is much more than just another video game accessory - it's more like a hidden weapon or savory cheat that helps you clear the level and beat your pitiful roommate for the umpteenth time.

What makes Klipsch speakers so special? To begin with, Klipsch is a REAL speaker company. We have been making some of the world's most sought after loudspeakers since 1946. And Klipsch is the market leader in high-performance home theater systems as well as a leading supplier of professional theater sound systems to the world's most quality-conscious cinema operators.

The GMX D-5.1 system is available in 120 and 230 volt versions and delivers unmatched dynamic sound with an astounding 108-decibel output through its 0.75-inch metalized polymer tweeter and 3-inch metalized fiber-composite midbass woofer. The tweeter is coupled to an exclusive Klipsch MicroTractrix® Horn. This advanced horn increases sensitivity while minimizing room interactions that blur the sonic detail and imaging of conventional speakers, and the ported enclosure further reduces distortion while boosting bass output. Each satellite is magnetically shielded to protect your television or monitor from interference.

The 6.5" fiber-composite cone subwoofer and built-in 100-watt FTC-rated amplifier round out the high-quality componentry of the GMX D-5.1 system. Together, the sum of all of the GMX parts reproduce video game soundtracks with more power, detail, and absolute surround sound excitement than any other multimedia speaker system available.

Additional features developed specifically for gamers include:

• 5.1 surround sound format decoding of Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II and five-channel stereo allows gamers to take advantage of the advanced sound effects and sonic immersion available in today's video games
• 45 degrees of satellite speaker angle adjustment through a newly designed ball-joint pedestal allows gamers maximum flexibility in placement without losing the dynamic surround sound impact

The GMX A-2.1 system is available in 120 and 230 volt versions and delivers dynamic sound from any audio source, including iPods, PCs, CD, DVD and MP3 players, game consoles, laptops, television sets and VCRs. By combining high-performance audio, visual appeal and functionality, the A-2.1 is an ideal audio solution for today's multimedia and gaming entertainment devices.

The Klipsch ProMedia GMX line is aimed to draw you into the experience. With the coolest industrial design and the killer performance Klipsch is known for, ProMedia GMX A 2.1 will change the way your life sounds. Surrender to the system.

After setting industry standards with the acclaimed ProMedia 5.1 personal audio system, Klipsch has taken things a step further with a new and enhanced version. The ProMedia Ultra 5.1, available in a 120 volt version, augments the performance and style of the award-winning ProMedia 5.1 with an even more impressive subwoofer, updated crossover networks, and new cosmetics on the satellites and control module.

With an enclosure that is 20 percent larger, the ProMedia Ultra 5.1 subwoofer incorporates a series of refinements designed to increase efficiency for more total output, lower distortion and deepen bass extension. These improvements include a lower tuning frequency, a voice coil that is 60 percent longer and a larger, slotted port. The subwoofer is a bass-reflex type with dual 8-inch side-firing woofers and convex driver dust caps for unsurpassed high output linear bass response. The 500-watt BASH® amplifier and Klipsch engineering offer high output with low distortion and effortless dynamic headroom.

The updated, two-way Ultra 5.1 satellite speakers and mid-bass drivers sport a sleeker appearance with a refined floating grille and under cone termination, which hides the speaker leads for a cleaner cone appearance. The satellites also feature an updated crossover network that enhances the higher frequencies and delivers richer tones. As with the ProMedia™ 5.1 satellite speakers, the Ultra 5.1 satellites include exclusive Klipsch MicroTractrix™ Horn tweeters that cleanly and accurately handle the high frequencies. Each satellite features a redesigned self-supporting pedestal.

The magnetically shielded center channel also features under cone termination uses the same Klipsch MicroTractrix™ Horn tweeter and three-inch fiber-composite cone woofer as each satellite speaker, ensuring an ideal blend and seamless driver transition.

The user-friendly control module features separate main, center, rear and subwoofer controls as well as a digital LED volume level display and an on/off or headphone listening mode switch. Unlike the original ProMedia 5.1, the Ultra module features all controls on the front panel. It also has two stereo miniplug jacks, one for headphone output and one for the convenient connection of portable audio devices and any other alternative source that uses a stereo miniplug output.

The Synergy Series KSB-S1 surround speaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSB-S1 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletis, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSF-S5 surround speaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSF-S5 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletis, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series Permiere KSP-S6 surround speaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. This product was also utilized as a small surround Professional Cinema Speaker. While no longer in production, KSP-S6 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The SS-1 uses two 1-inch magnetically shielded aluminum dome compression drivers with 90º x 60º Tractrix® Horns and a 5.25-inch magnetically shielded woofer. This winning combination delivers high output with low distortion, broad dynamics, and controlled coverage.

The SS-1 boasts a sensitivity of 94 dB, which puts it at the head of the class in output capability. Other benefits include a 5-inch square Tractrix® Horn for sonic harmonization with every Synergy system, multi-way, gold-plated binding posts, and simplified keyhole wall attachment slots.

Finished in a jet ash or white vinyl veneer, the SS-1 fits in nicely with your décor and delivers superb envelopment and excellent localization of specific effects.

The Synergy Series SS-3 surround speaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SS-3 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RS-7 surround speaker was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. Launched in conjunction with the flagship RF-7 floorstander, this rear channel model matched the RF-7 in performance, technology, materials and styling.

The Reference Series RS-3 II surround loudspeaker was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, RS-3 II speakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RS-35 surround speaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. A refined version of the RS-3 II, which managed to become one of the best-selling surrounds in the United States, the RS-35 delivered improved bass performance and employed a more compact horn design for a reduction in cabinet width.

The Reference Series RS-25 surround speaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This enveloping and sophisticated performer looked and sounded expensive but came with an affordable price tag.

The Synergy Series KSC-C1 center channel was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSC-C1 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin eral Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSF-C5 center channel was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSF-C5 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin eral Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series Permiere KSP-C6 center channel was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSP-C6 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series SC-3 center channel was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SC-3 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The SC-1 uses the same 1-inch aluminum diaphragm compression driver and 5-inch square Tractrix® Horn as the SF-2 for high frequencies and two 5.25-inch graphite-injected woofers for the lows.

Other class-leading design features, such as high-definition crossover networks and internally braced enclosures ensure optimal performance. The unique venting system of its cast polymer woofer frame cools the voice coil to enhance reliability.

The SC-1 has a multi-angle enclosure that facilitates placement either above or below a television screen. It also features a "floating" or suspended grille that reduces image impairing sonic reflections and complements the jet ash vinyl veneer finish.

This center channel was engineered to reproduce all the detail, subtleties and dynamics required for a true-to-life home theater experience.

The Reference Series RC-3 II center channel was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, RC-3 II speakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RC-35 center channel was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. A refined version of the RC-3 II, the RC-35 incorporated several new features to further enhance the performance and installation flexibility of the line.

The Reference Series RC-25 was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This detailed performer established a new value point in the line by continuing to offer phenomenal sound and cosmetic appeal, but at an even more affordable price.

The THX®-Certified KT-SW subwoofer was first introduced in 1994 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1997. While no longer in production, KT-SW model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSW-300 subwoofer was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1998. While no longer in production, KSW-300 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSW-200 subwoofer was first introduced in 1996 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1998. While no longer in production, KSW-200 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSW-15 powered subwoofer was first introduced in 1998 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, KSW-15 subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSW-100 subwoofer was first introduced in 1996 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1998. While no longer in production, KSW-100 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSW-50 subwoofer was first introduced in 1996 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1998. While no longer in production, KSW-50 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Synergy Series KSW-150 subwoofer was first introduced in 1996 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1998. While no longer in production, KSW-150 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series LF-10 subwoofer was first introduced in 1999 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2000. While no longer in production, LF-10 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series LF-12 subwoofer was first introduced in 2000 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2000. While no longer in production, LF-12 model subwoofers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

Reference Series powered subwoofers shatter your expectations for deep, driving bass by playing louder and going deeper than significantly larger designs, creating the most dramatic, intense bass you've ever heard or felt. Designed from the ground up for class-leading, room-filling low-frequency performance, the RSW-10 is sonically, cosmetically and technologically matched to the Reference Series. Low-level inputs that also operate as an LFE input (for compatibility with 5.1 digital sound formats) and an adjustable low-pass crossover allow you to configure the subwoofer to your room's acoustics. The easy-to-reach, side-mounted volume control makes for simple setup and convenient level adjustments between music and movie sources.

The RSW-10 matches a 10" front-firing Cerametallic™ passive radiator and a 10" rear-firing active driver to a high-output BASH® amplifier, generating enormous sound from a surprisingly compact cabinet. It delivers more thundering low bass with greater clarity than much larger subwoofers, and is finished in unobtrusive, durable black vinyl. The RSW-10 is available in only a 120 volt version.

Reference Series powered subwoofers shatter your expectations for deep, driving bass by playing louder and going deeper than significantly larger designs, creating the most dramatic, intense bass you've ever heard or felt. Designed from the ground up for class-leading, room-filling low-frequency performance, the RSW-12 is sonically, cosmetically and technologically matched to the Reference Series. Low-level inputs that also operate as an LFE input (for compatibility with 5.1 digital sound formats) and an adjustable low-pass crossover allow you to configure the subwoofer to your room's acoustics. The easy-to-reach, side-mounted volume control makes for simple setup and convenient level adjustments between music and movie sources.

The RSW-12 delivers truly deep, musical low bass with depth and intensity that intimidates much larger subwoofers. It matches a 12" rear-firing active driver to a high-output BASH® amplifier to provide enough power and low-distortion performance to complement our floorstanding speakers. It is available in 120 and 230 volt versions and comes in wood-grain black vinyl.

Reference Series powered subwoofers shatter your expectations for deep, driving bass by playing louder and going deeper than significantly larger designs, creating the most dramatic, intense bass you've ever heard or felt. Designed from the ground up for class-leading, room-filling low-frequency performance, the RSW-15 is sonically, cosmetically and technologically matched to the Reference Series. Low-level inputs that also operate as an LFE input (for compatibility with 5.1 digital sound formats) and an adjustable low-pass crossover allow you to configure the subwoofer to your room's acoustics. The easy-to-reach, side-mounted volume control makes for simple setup and convenient level adjustments between music and movie sources.

The RSW-15 surpasses the performance of a conventional 21" single-driver subwoofer through intelligent engineering. Pairing a heart-throbbing 15" rear-firing Cerametallic™ active driver with a 3-inch voice coil and 30-pound motor assembly with a 15" front-firing passive radiator gives you more surface area than a 21" subwoofer in a much smaller footprint.

Powered by a high-output BASH® digital high-efficiency hybrid amplifier, the drivers deliver earthshaking sound without detail-robbing distortion. The RSW-15 is available in only a 120 volt version and comes in furniture-grade medium cherry or jet ash wood veneers.

Klipsch has re-invented America's best-selling subwoofers by adding a huge dose of technology that can be seen and heard in the acclaimed Reference Series line. The RW-12 has adopted a fresh approach to enclosure venting that produces deeper, stronger, and cleaner bass performance than any other subwoofer in its class. This powerhouse has the look of a complex machine but its simple interface makes it easy to use.

The RW-12 approaches the quality and flexibility of Klipsch's top-of-the-line RSW models at lower prices. The driving force behind this price and performance breakthrough is Klipsch's exclusive Corner Port™ Technology. This new technology allows the port tube to be as long as possible without bending, minimizing turbulence that can cause port noise and distortion. It also allows the enclosure to be tuned to a lower frequency than would otherwise be possible to create deeper bass from a smaller cabinet. Another important element is a corner-shaped flange at the port's internal opening, which amplifies the benefits of the longer port. This performance enhancing technology is only available from Klipsch.

The 12-inch woofer features a refined version of Klipsch's elegant, copper-colored Cerametallic™ material that is stronger than ever. This cone is made of an anodized aluminum that makes it tough but does not detract from its beauty. The anodizing process converts its inner and outer surface to ceramic. The result is a rigid cone with superb damping characteristics that will not flex or resonate. An oversized magnet and a high-temperature, long-excursion voice coil ensures efficient, reliable operation and, in combination with the mechanical characteristics of the cone, exceptionally low distortion.

The RW-12 gets its intensity from a newly designed amplifier that delivers 340-watts continuously (FTC rated), but more importantly, 825-watts of dynamic power - the punch that makes the subwoofer come to life. A continuously variable phase control facilitates ideal acoustical integration of the subwoofer with the other speakers in the system. This variable phase control is not found on many subwoofers; especially models in this price range, but it will increase bass response when properly adjusted. The easy-to-reach, side-mounted volume control is another unique feature that makes both set-up and on-the-fly adjustments easier than conventional back-panel mounted volume controls.

All of this performance is incorporated into a front-firing, front-ported design that makes installation into custom cabinetry a breeze. The RW-12 is available in 120 and 230 volt versions and comes in an elegant black vinyl veneer with a sculpted front panel and grille that nicely blends in with fine home furnishings.

Designed from the ground up for class-leading, room-filling low-frequency performance, this extraordinary subwoofer matches the entire Reference line in materials, technology, styling and performance.

Most companies sacrifice performance for cosmetics or vice versa, not Klipsch. The Reference Series RW-10 subwoofer has a sophisticated appearance and uses a unique technology to produce a deeper, louder bass that out-drives larger competitive subs. The RW-10 is availble in 120 and 230 volt versions and allows audiophiles to create complete Reference systems at affordable price points.

The RW-10 approaches the quality and flexibility of Klipsch's top-of-the-line RSW models at lower prices. The driving force behind this price and performance breakthrough is Klipsch's exclusive Corner Port™ Technology. This new technology allows the port tube to be as long as possible without bending, minimizing turbulence that can cause port noise and distortion. It also allows the enclosure to be tuned to a lower frequency than would otherwise be possible to create deeper bass from a smaller cabinet. Another important element is a corner-shaped flange at the port's internal opening, which amplifies the benefits of the longer port. This performance enhancing technology is only available from Klipsch.

The 10-inch woofer still features Klipsch's distinctive, copper-colored Cerametallic™ cone but is now made with an anodized aluminum, making it harder and more dent resistant than ever. The anodizing process converts its inner and outer surface to ceramic. The result is a rigid cone with superb damping characteristics that will not flex or resonate. A giant magnet and high-temperature, long-excursion voice coil ensure efficient, reliable operation and, in combination with the mechanical characteristics of the cones, exceptionally low distortion.

The RW-10 gets its intensity from a newly designed amplifier that delivers 260-watts continuously (FTC rated), but more importantly, 575-watts of dynamic power - the punch that makes the subwoofer come to life. A continuously variable phase control facilitates ideal acoustical integration of the subwoofer with the other speakers in the system. This variable phase control is not found on many subwoofers; especially models in this price range, but it will increase bass response when properly adjusted. The easy-to-reach, side-mounted volume control is another unique feature that makes both set-up and on-the-fly adjustments easier than conventional back-panel mounted volume controls.

All of this performance is incorporated into a front-firing, front-ported design that makes installation into custom cabinetry simple. The RW-10 is available in a contemporary black wood grain vinyl or a silver finish with a sculpted front panel and grille that lends an elegant appearance to any home.

This new subwoofer matches the entire Reference line in materials, technology, styling and performance, and perfectly anchors your home theater or two-channel stereo music system.

The Reference Series line has a long-standing reputation for carrying powered subwoofers that shatter expectations for deep, driving bass. Reference subwoofers play louder and go deeper than significantly larger designs, creating the most dramatic, intense bass ever. The RW-8 takes it to another level by integrating fresh technology that enhances performance while dramatically reducing cost and enclosure size.

The RW-8, the smallest and most affordable member of the line, can deliver clean, room-rattling bass to below 30Hz. The driving force behind this price and performance breakthrough is Klipsch's exclusive Corner Port™ Technology. This new technology allows the port tube to be as long as possible without bending, which minimizes turbulence that can cause port noise and distortion. It also allows the enclosure to be tuned to a lower frequency than would otherwise be possible to create deeper bass from a smaller cabinet. Another important element is a corner-shaped flange at the port's internal opening, which amplifies the benefits of the longer port. This performance enhancing technology is only available from Klipsch.

The 8-inch woofer features a copper-colored Klipsch Cerametallic™ cone, made of anodized aluminum. The anodizing process converts its inner and outer surface to ceramic. The result is a rigid cone with superb damping characteristics that will not flex or resonate. An uncommonly large motor structure and high-temperature, long-excursion voice coil ensure efficient, reliable operation and, in combination with the mechanical characteristics of the cones, remarkably low distortion.

The RW-8 gets its grunt from a newly designed amplifier that delivers 125-watts continuously (FTC rated), but more importantly, 270-watts of dynamic power - the punch that makes the subwoofer come alive. A continuously variable phase control facilitates ideal acoustical integration of the subwoofer with the other speakers in the system. This variable phase control is not found on many subwoofers; especially models in this price range, but it will increase bass response when properly adjusted. The easy-to-reach, side-mounted volume control is another unique feature that makes both set-up and on-the-fly adjustments easier than conventional back-panel mounted volume controls.

All of this performance is incorporated into a front-firing, front-ported design that makes installation into custom cabinetry a breeze. The RW-8 is available in 120 and 230 volt versions and is available in an attractive black wood grain vinyl finish or silver finish with a sculpted front panel and grille that lends an upscale appearance to any home.

The new Reference Series RW subwoofers are unrivaled for their ability to deliver the impact, power and emotion that make your music and cinematic experiences come to life. The mighty RW-8 delivers more thundering low bass with greater clarity than much larger subwoofers. Its exceptional output capability combined with hard-hitting low-frequency response will raise the bar for what's expected from a "small," affordable subwoofer.

The two-way Synergy Series KSB-1.1 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSB-1.1 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

Standing just 15-inches tall, the SB-2 incorporates the same driver technology as the SF-1 floorstanding speaker - a 1-inch aluminum-diaphragm compression driver with a 5-inch square Tractrix® Horn and a single 6.5-inch graphite-injected woofer.

The SB-2 offers the same features as its larger Synergy Series counterparts, including a high-definition crossover network and an internally braced enclosure. Its cast-polymer woofer frame has exceptional impact tolerance to protect the driver's internal parts and maintain their critical alignment. A rear-mounted port increases efficiency and extends bass response, allowing high output with low distortion and low turbulence. Klipsch's unique woofer venting system keeps both the magnet and voice coil cool to ensure long-term reliability.

The SB-2's enclosure employs the highest-quality MDF construction and is finished in jet ash vinyl veneer. This bookshelf also features a "floating," or suspended, grille design, which minimizes image-impairing sonic reflections.

This rock-solid performer delivers all the "oomph" of movie explosions and intricate musical detail that is often associated with large floorstanding models.

The two-way Synergy Series KSB-3.1 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSB-3.1 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The two-way Synergy Series KSB-2.1 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSB-2.1 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RB-3 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, RB-3 speakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RB-35 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This amazing performer represented towering achievement in a compact bookshelf design.

The Reference Series RB-5 II bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, RB-5 II speakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RB-75 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This award-winning performer offered the ultimate power and detail of the flagship RF-7 floorstander in a bookshelf design.

The Reference Series RB-25 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. While compact, this vibrant performer packed a dynamite sound that advanced the product line’s legacy of power, detail and emotion.

The Reference Series RB-15 bookshelf loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This amazing performer invited new listeners to discover Klipsch by offering high-end technology and elegant style at a very affordable price.

The three-way Heritage Series Khorn 50th Anniv. was first introduced in 1995 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1996. While no longer in production, Khorn 50th Anniv. model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The three-way Heritage Series Cornwall was first introduced in 1959 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1985. While no longer in production, Cornwall model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Heritage Series Heresy II three-way loudspeaker delivers an exceptionally "big" sound filled with the moving, emotional elements that make your music such an important part of your life. The efficient high frequency and midrange horn drivers as well as the reliable 12-inch bass woofer work together to create a very smooth, low distortion, dynamic sound. The Heresy II's sealed enclosure is available in a wide variety of rich wood finishes.

The La Scala effectively unveils the recorded musical information, enabling you to hear the intricate detail and emotional response of the artist.

The Heritage Series La Scala three-way loudspeaker provides a very Klipschorn®-like performance with sparkling highs; extreme output, yet smooth midrange; and the unsurpassed low distortion bass response of the patented Klipsch folded-horn woofer. Utilizing the same horn-loaded drivers used in the Klipschorn® and Belle Klipsch, the La Scala is highly efficient and can produce high volumes with very little power and undetectable distortion.

When the La Scala first launched in 1963, audio pioneer Paul W. Klipsch made it for Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Winthrop Rockefeller to use as a public address speaker. Because some considered it a "portable" and more affordable version of the revolutionary Klipschorn®, the La Scala found success beyond the campaign. Despite its raw, unfinished appearance, the fully horn-loaded, three-way La Scala sounded so good people still wanted to put it in their living rooms.

The La Scala was updated in 2006 as the La Scala II.

The Heritage Series Belle Klipsch three-way loudspeaker is a variation on Paul W. Klipsch's Klipschorn® that strives to offer the experience of music in the same dynamic, life-like way. Although, considerably smaller than the Klipschorn®, the Belle Klipsch also utilizes the unique and highly efficient horn loaded high frequency compression driver for low-distortion, breath-taking highs and powerful, exponential horn-loaded midrange driver for marvelous dynamic peaks. The folded-horn woofer provides symphony-quality bass response. The Belle Klipsch's finely detailed enclosure is available in a variety of precisely matched wood finishes.

The three-way Heritage Series Cornwall II was first introduced in 1985 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1990. While no longer in production, Cornwall II model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The two-way Synergy Series KSF-10.5 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSF-10.5 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The two-way Synergy Series KSF-8.5 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSF-8.5 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The three-way Synergy Series Permiere KSP-400 powered tower was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSP-400 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The three-way Synergy Series Permiere KSP-300 powered tower was first introduced in 1997 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1999. While no longer in production, KSP-300 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

 The SF-1 makes efficient use of a magnetically shielded, 6.5-inch graphite-injected woofer and a 1-inch aluminum diaphragm compression driver coupled to a Klipsch 5-inch square Tractrix® Horn, creating realistic spatial imaging and smooth, uncolored sound reproduction. A large, flared port extends the SF-1's deep, authoritative bass without turbulence noise or dynamic compression.

Other class-leading design features, such as high-definition crossover networks and internally braced enclosures help ensure peak performance from every SF-1, while the unique venting system of its cast-polymer woofer frame cools the voice coil to enhance reliability.

The SF-1's enclosure employs the highest-quality MDF construction and is finished in jet ash vinyl veneer. This floorstander also features a "floating," or suspended, grille design, which minimizes image-impairing sonic reflections.

The SF-1's surprising high level of smooth and seamless sound reproduction creates a knock-your-socks off experience that will impress your friends and provide years of high-quality audio entertainment.

The Synergy Series SF-3 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2004. While no longer in production, the SF-3 is still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RF-3 II floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 2001 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2003. While no longer in production, RF-3 II speakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems. To connect with other people who are passionate about audio and interested in Klipsch Classic products, visit one of the several Klipsch Classic areas on our open forum bulletin board.

The Reference Series RF-35 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This dynamic performer was a refined version of the popular RF-3, a speaker that held the number one selling floorstanding loudspeaker position in the United States for three years in a row.

The Reference Series RF-25 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. Featuring the same dynamic quality, superior sound and cosmetic appeal as the RF-35 model, the RF-25 came in a smaller package with a more affordable price tag.

The Reference Series RF-15 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by Klipsch until 2006. This amazing performer invited new listeners to discover Klipsch by offering high-end technology and elegant style at a very affordable price.