Description
- Iconic Mid-Century Modern Styling
- Acoustic Suspension Design - The most accurate and linear enclosure design available today
- Three-Position Acoustic Balance Control to tailor the loudspeaker's output for the most difficult acoustic environments
- Non-Resonant Die-Cast Aluminum Woofer Frame
- Machined Aluminum 1" tweeter faceplate
- KLH cabinetry featuring a structurally reinforced 3/4" MDF Enclosure
- Thirteen Component network using high-quality iron-core inductors & Mylar capacitors
- Each speaker includes its own 8º slant riser base made of powder-coated 14-gauge steel
- Low-Profile Magnet Attached Grille
- 10-Year Warranty
- Frequency Response: 42Hz - 20,000Hz +/- 3dB
- Low Frequency Extension: -10dB @ 32Hz
- In-Room Sensitivity: 88dB @2.83V / 1M
- Free-field Sensitivity: 85dB @ 2.83V / 1M
- Power Handling: 150 Watts / 600 Watts Peak
- Recommended Amplification: 30 Watts to 150 Watts
- In-Room Maximum SPL: 108dB
- Maximum Output @45Hz: 1 101dB
- Impedance: 6 Ohms (3.7 ohm minimum @320 Hz)
- Horizontal Dispersion: 140° Degrees
- Features: Three-Position Acoustic Balance Control
- Crossover Frequency: 1,600Hz
- High-Frequency Driver: 1" Aluminum Dome with Soft Rubber Suspension
- Low-Frequency Driver: 8" Pulp-Paper Cone with Reverse
Roll Rubber Suspension, 1.5" Diameter - Flat-Wire Voice Coil
- Enclosure Material: Structurally Reinforced 3/4" Medium Density Fiberboard
- Inputs: Five-Way Gold-Plated Binding Posts
- Dimensions
- Height With Riser Base: 28.25" (71.8cm)
- Height Without Riser Base: 19.0" (48.2cm)
- Width: 12.25" (31.1cm)
- Depth: 11.5" (29.2cm) w/ Included Riser Base
- Depth: 10.5" (26.7cm) w/o Riser Base
- Weight:
- With Riser Base: 36Ibs. (16.4kg)
- Without Riser Base: 29Ibs. (13.2kg)
- Included Accessories: 5º Slant Riser Base
1: 1/2 Space–Voice Coil Limited Excursion
Specifications subject to change without notice.
KLH Audio was established in 1957 by Henry Kloss, Malcolm Low & Josef Hofmann. Henry Kloss first made his name as part of Acoustic Research with the introduction of the AR-1 and its patented acoustic suspension system that revolutionized the high-fidelity industry. Henry Kloss later left Acoustic Research to start KLH, and immediately began marketing his own acoustic suspension loudspeaker designs. The original KLH Model Five loudspeaker was first introduced in 1968 and was one of the best-selling speakers throughout the late 1960s and early ’70s.
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