The new high-performance Klipsch subwoofers worthy of the Reference Premiere moniker are built with our groundbreaking acoustic technology and are, pound for pound, some of the best subwoofers Klipsch has ever created.
Scratch resistant ebony vinyl finish looks like real wood and covers the entire cabinet. Rounded corners, shock-absorbing rubber feet, steel grille posts and a durable woven cloth grille ensure a premium aesthetic.
Thanks to a custom engineered built-in amplifier, these powered speakers maximize sound output and quality — without connecting to an audio receiver. Featuring 192kHz / 24-bit decoding through all digital inputs, your Nines will flawlessly reproduce high resolution sounds straight from your TV, PC or streaming source.
With 1" titanium tweeters on Tractrix horns – proprietary Klipsch technology – you’re guaranteed stunningly precise acoustics. The larger 90° x 90° silicone composite horn stretches from edge to edge providing incredibly efficient transfer of high-frequency waves for crisp, clear sound.
An 8" long-throw woofer, coupled with high performance Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and bi-amplification technology, create a bigger, bolder performance. Hear and feel powerful bass no matter the volume.
Outperforming all previous iterations of our Heritage Powered speakers, The Klipsch Nines Powered Speakers deliver 240 Watts of total system power, with a 480-watt peak.
Alongside HDMI-ARC, The Nines come equipped with an integrated phono pre-amp, Bluetooth 5, digital optical, analog RCA and USB inputs, and a subwoofer output. Long story short: plug and play your way.
Handcrafted with genuine wood veneer and premium metal controls, each set of Nines is unique and timeless. Using a cork pad instead of rubber feet, the Nines can safely be placed on any surface without the risk of damage.
We've designed speaker stands to pair perfectly with your new set of Klipsch speakers or a number of other speakers you already have at home. Pick the perfect 24" height and hear music and movies the way they were meant to sound.
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