Klipsch The Nines
Powered wireless speakers
Looking for a user-friendly speaker solution, but don’t have the need for a large amplifier that takes up space? - Then Klipsch The Sevens might just the thing for you! – At least if you also appreciate the 1950s design that Klipsch has been inspired by. With the use of real veneer, front grilles with structure and large, easy-to-use buttons, you are quickly transported back to the happy fifties. The Nines is part of Klipsch's Legacy series, which is inspired by the classic design that the founder, Paul W. Klipsch, made the brand known for.
Klipsch The Nines Highlights
- Built-in phono amplifier (for MM type cartridges)
- Bluetooth connectivity
- HDMI input with ARC
- 120 watts of power per speaker
- Cool retro design
Klipsch The Nines are anything but retro when we talk about functionality and technology. This is a powered speaker that can be connected to practically any source and life your sound experiences to a whole new level. The speakers are each equipped with two amplifier modules. One for the tweeter of 20 watts and one for the bass-midrange of 100 watts. Combined, you get 240 watts in the system, more than enough to fill an average living room with sweet sounds. Each speaker is fitted with a 1" horn-loaded titanium tweeter and an 8" bass-midrange.
Better audio from your TV
The flat sound from flat screen TVs don’t exactly improve the experience when watching movies or concerts. With HDMI input, you can connect The Nines directly to your flat screen, which can then send the sound to the speakers via ARC (Audio Return Channel*) – You can still adjust the sound on the remote control for your TV, so user-friendliness is top notch. There is even a 1.5m HDMI cable in the box, so you don't have to buy one.
Connect almost any source
When you want to listen to music, you can do it the easy way, or the 'right' way. The easy way is, of course, to take the phone out of your pocket, find your music on your streaming app and then send it wirelessly via Bluetooth to the Klipsch The Nines. But you can also connect your turntable so you can enjoy the analog sound of the vinyl records. And that is, of course, without having to worry about adding a phone stage to the speakers – It comes built in! - There has also been room for a few physical inputs - there is a USB so you can connect your computer, and theres a 3.5mm mini-jack and an optical input. The last one you can use for a CD player, or for your TV if it does not support ARC via HDMI. In short, Klipsch The Nines is a complete, user-friendly and well performing solution that meets all your needs when it comes to sound.
*Requires that the TV supports ARC
| Measurements | 24,13 x 48,58 x 33,97 cm |
| Weight (net) | Primary: 12.8kg / Secondary: 12.25 kg |
| Design | Two way |
| Reflex port | Rear |
| Frequency range | 34 - 25.000Hz |
| Tweeter | 1" Titanium LTS with Tractrix horn |
| Mid-woofer | 8" high-excursion |
| Front grill included | Yes |
| Wallmountable | No |
| Digital input(s) | Yes |
| Input, optical (TosLink) | 1 |
| Input, USB | 1 |
| Input, Stereo RCA | 1 |
| Input, 3.5 mm TRS | 1 |
| Input, Phono pre-amp | Yes, MM compatible |
| Input, HDMI | 1 |
| Output, LFE (Sub out) | 1 |
| Network features | Bluetooth, Bluetooth AAC, Bluetooth aptX, Bluetooth aptX HD |
| App Control | Yes, iOS & Android |
| Power | 120 watts per speaker |
| In the box | Remote control, Power cable, Users guide |
| Other included accessories | 4m speaker cable, 1.5m HDMI cable, 1.5m USB cable, batteries |
| User manual available in | English |
| Power consumption when standby | N/A |
| Power consumption | N/A |