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Klipsch Unveils Next-Gen Klipschorn AK7 Audio System
Klipsch has introduced the next evolution of one of its most iconic loudspeakers — the Klipschorn AK7. Hand-assembled in Hope, Arkansas, the updated model retains its legendary horn-loaded three-way design while incorporating modern engineering upgrades and a striking new finish option.The AK7 now features a new K-406M Tractrix midrange horn, upgraded KT-1133-HP compression driver and improved high-frequency dispersion with a wide-dispersion phase plug. These refinements enhance clarity, dynamics and time alignment for a more immersive listening experience. A redesigned input/output panel allows easy integration of Klipsch’s optional Heritage Active Crossover ($3,499 USD), a digital signal processor that unlocks enhanced control over phase, EQ and gain settings.Inspired by the success of the flagship Jubilee, Klipsch principal engineer Roy “Chief Bonehead” Delgado revived decades-old concepts to push the AK7 further while preserving the essence of Paul W. Klipsch’s original 1946 design. Also debuting is the new “American Auburn” finish, a deep wood tone that joins Black Ash and American Walnut in the Heritage lineup. Using book-matched veneers and meticulous craftsmanship, each speaker is built to exacting standards.Priced at $17,998 USD per pair, the Klipschorn AK7 blends timeless design with state-of-the-art sound, honoring the past while stepping into the future. Now available through authorized Heritage retailers, with more information available via Klipsch's website.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Klipsch has introduced the next evolution of one of its most iconic loudspeakers — the Klipschorn AK7. Hand-assembled in Hope, Arkansas, the updated model retains its legendary horn-loaded three-way design while incorporating modern engineering upgrades and a striking new finish option.
The AK7 now features a new K-406M Tractrix midrange horn, upgraded KT-1133-HP compression driver and improved high-frequency dispersion with a wide-dispersion phase plug. These refinements enhance clarity, dynamics and time alignment for a more immersive listening experience. A redesigned input/output panel allows easy integration of Klipsch’s optional Heritage Active Crossover ($3,499 USD), a digital signal processor that unlocks enhanced control over phase, EQ and gain settings.
Inspired by the success of the flagship Jubilee, Klipsch principal engineer Roy “Chief Bonehead” Delgado revived decades-old concepts to push the AK7 further while preserving the essence of Paul W. Klipsch’s original 1946 design. Also debuting is the new “American Auburn” finish, a deep wood tone that joins Black Ash and American Walnut in the Heritage lineup. Using book-matched veneers and meticulous craftsmanship, each speaker is built to exacting standards.
Priced at $17,998 USD per pair, the Klipschorn AK7 blends timeless design with state-of-the-art sound, honoring the past while stepping into the future. Now available through authorized Heritage retailers, with more information available via Klipsch's website.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
