Klipsch Heritage

alaTest has collected and analyzed 13 user reviews of Klipsch Heritage from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.8/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Reviewers are impressed by the reliability and usability. The size and design also get good feedback.

Available in Walnut Lacquer, Cherry Lacquer, or Black Lacquer, the Klipschorn has both an impressive sound, but great styling. While the speakers are large, they don't take over the room due to the corner-design. Once you have been mesmerized by the...

Not only are the HP-3 the most expensive Klipsch Heritage HP-3 headphones of all time. It is also one of the most delicious we have heard in a long time.

Klipsch Klipschorn can almost knock down the walls and all music is presented with a live playing style that surpasses almost anything else.

The familial design Klipsch has continued in the Heritage Wireless Three gives it a distinct edge over generic-looking Wi-Fi speakers, and the speaker's phono input makes it a uniquely well-equipped all-in-one model. None of this would matter if the...

Story by Brendan Hesse, via our partner site, Digital Trends / Almost a century ago, Paul Klipsch began experimenting with headphones, creating the world's first pair to play music in stereo audio in 1919. In 1946, he founded his own company, Klipsch...

I have had my Klipshorns since I graduated.8T1. Heard them at a dealer in Toronto while I was at U of T. After blowing up a number of mid efficiency speakers, and being a Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz fan. I have to say that K-horns sound like a live...

I purchased my circa 1964 Klipschorns in 1976 after reading a book about the physics of sound and Klipsch's designs. The tweeter horns are made of wood. I still have these speakers and listen to them every day. My first equipment was a used HK Citation...

I bought my K-horns in 1978 and I have never looked back!! During the 38 years I have owned them I have listened many a time to the very latest in speaker tech and speakers that cost upwards of $50K twenty some odd years ago, nothing compares to the...

I worked in a "record store" in the late 80's. We sold the Klipsch lineup. I was just a teenager, and would marvel at the K-Horns in the brochures. We never ordered any unfortunately. A guy came in and said he needed money, wanted to sell his 1976...