Klipsch has launched the following evolution of certainly one of its most iconic loudspeakers — the Klipschorn AK7. Hand-assembled in Hope, Arkansas, the up to date mannequin retains its legendary horn-loaded three-way design whereas incorporating trendy engineering upgrades and a hanging new end choice.
The AK7 now contains a new Ok-406M Tractrix midrange horn, upgraded KT-1133-HP compression driver and improved high-frequency dispersion with a wide-dispersion section plug. These refinements improve readability, dynamics and time alignment for a extra immersive listening expertise. A redesigned enter/output panel permits simple integration of Klipsch’s optionally available Heritage Lively Crossover ($3,499 USD), a digital sign processor that unlocks enhanced management over section, EQ and achieve settings.
Impressed by the success of the flagship Jubilee, Klipsch principal engineer Roy “Chief Bonehead” Delgado revived decades-old ideas to push the AK7 additional whereas preserving the essence of Paul W. Klipsch’s unique 1946 design. Additionally debuting is the brand new “American Auburn” end, a deep wooden tone that joins Black Ash and American Walnut within the Heritage lineup. Utilizing book-matched veneers and meticulous craftsmanship, every speaker is constructed to exacting requirements.
Priced at $17,998 USD per pair, the Klipschorn AK7 blends timeless design with state-of-the-art sound, honoring the previous whereas getting into the long run. Now obtainable by way of licensed Heritage retailers, with extra info obtainable by way of Klipsch’s web site.
