U.S. orders (48 States)
U.S. orders (48 States)
The Klipsch KL-525-THX Flat Panel Speaker is a flat panel speaker primarily designed for use as a left, center or right channel in premium home theater applications. However it can also be used as a surround channel for a realistic, detailed cinema experience.
Sharing the same research and development of the Klipsch professional cinema systems, this speaker possesses a THX certification, achieved through a rigorous process to ensure top quality sound reproduction. The Ultra2 specification making it ideal for use in home cinemas of 3,000 cubic feet or more.
With a maximum continuous power rating of 100 watts (400 watts peak) and an 8 ohms impedance, the impressive KL-525-THX features a 1" titanium dome tweeter and dual 5.25" Cerametallic cone woofers. Each driver is magnetically shielded, and the tweeter pairs with a Tractrix horn to disperse these high frequencies evenly. This technology also allows for high sensitivity, low distortion, and flat frequency response.
With a sturdy MDF cabinet finished in Galaxy Black, this speaker's looks match its sonic capabilities. It blends effortlessly with any decor while adding a touch of sophistication to any space. Additional features like bi-wiring and amping capability as well as custom internal wiring make the KL-525-THX truly top of the line.
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