The Sevens Walnut

Klipsch The Sevens is an expression of engineering excellence and advanced technology in the world of speaker systems. Thanks to the use of advanced materials and constructions, these speaker systems provide unsurpassed sound quality, deep bass and high frequencies with crystal clarity.

The differences between The Nines and The Sevens are in the "caliber" of the woofer: it is an 8- or 6.5-inch long-throw woofer with a composite diffuser. Due to this, the dimensions of the case, the low-frequency limit and the total power of the built-in amplifiers differ - 240 and 200 W, respectively. Otherwise, Klipsch The Nines and The Sevens are identical. Both models are equipped with two-inch titanium tweeters in Tractrix signature horns. In the novelties, band separation amplification is used, so the connecting cable is made of four cores.

Both models decode a digital signal up to 192kHz/24 via a digital optical input, can be connected to an HDMI-ARC TV, and a built-in phono equalization will allow them to be friends with a vinyl player. The usual analogue AUX input is already traditionally presented in the form of a 3.5 mm connector. In addition, there is a USB input and output for a subwoofer. Built-in Bluetooth 5.0 supports aptX.

In the Klipsch Connect application, the owner of both new products will find volume and equalizer settings, there you can also select the night mode, set the dynamic bass effect. You can also update the firmware and read a short instruction in the application.

Another option for controlling the Klipsch The Nines and The Sevens is a pair of old-school tactile rotary controls on the top panel of the right (active) speaker. One of them is a volume control, the other is an input selector.

By choosing Klipsch The Sevens, you get a rich experience from music, movies and games. These speaker systems will be an excellent purchase for any audiophile or just someone who appreciates sound quality and stylish design.