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Klipsch, one of the first U.S. loudspeaker companies, has been building premium speakers since 1946. When Paul W. Klipsch, one of America's most celebrated audio pioneers, founded Klipsch & Associates, he was operating inside a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas. Paul Klipsch was a relentless perfectionist who spearheaded the Hi-Fi movement with the company's foundation product: the Klipschorn (still manufactured today). A true music lover, Paul's goal was to reproduce the excitement of a live orchestra performance in his living room. He achieved his objective by making the Klipschorn a fully horn-loaded design technology that established industry standards for high sensitivity, wide dynamic range, low distortion, smooth frequency response and powerful bass. As a result, horn loading has and always will be the driving force behind the Klipsch brand's highly efficient, stunningly precise sound. Paul Klipsch believed four principles to be the foundation for great sound. They continue to drive the design of every new Klipsch speaker, today and tomorrow: High Efficiency: Klipsch utilizes horn-loaded technology in each of its speaker categories, minus headphones and subwoofers, because the horn shape results in accurate and dynamic sound transmission. Low Distortion: Klipsch horn technology reproduces the softest sounds with remarkable clarity and detail and the loudest sounds with no harshness or distortion. Controlled Directivity: Klipsch horn technology assists in accurately directing sound, which, in turn, creates a more lifelike soundstage. Flat Frequency Response: Our stunningly accurate speakers offer no unnatural highs, mids or lows, delivering sound as the artist intended.

Warranty

Klipsch Group, Inc, (KGI) warrants to the original retail purchaser that this product is to be free from defective materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year on Headphones, Bluetooth speakers, and Wireless speakers and five (5) years on Passive Speakers (speakers which do not have a built-in amplifier, and must be connected to an amplifier with speaker wire.) from the date of purchase, if it is properly used and maintained.

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