Klipsch Speakers 

We have many customers who repair their Klipsch speakers using SpeakerWorks.com parts. Some of the most most common parts we sell for Klipsch speakers are our Speaker Repair and Re-foam Kits and our Custom Speaker Grills. 

Klipsch is an American loudspeaker company founded in 1946 by Paul W. Klipsch. The company is based in Indianapolis, Indiana and specializes in a wide range of speaker products, including in-wall speakers, floor-standing speakers, bookshelf speakers, and headphones.

Klipsch is known for its high-quality, horn-loaded speakers, which are designed to produce clear, powerful sound. The company's horn-loaded speakers are based on the acoustic design principles developed by Paul W. Klipsch, who was an audio pioneer and engineer. Klipsch's horn-loading technology uses a horn to amplify and direct the sound from a small diaphragm speaker driver, resulting in high efficiency and low distortion.

Klipsch's first product was the Klipschorn, a large, horn-loaded speaker designed for corner placement, which was introduced in 1946. The Klipschorn was designed to produce high-fidelity sound in a relatively small space and quickly gained popularity among music enthusiasts. The company later introduced other horn-loaded speaker models, such as the La Scala, the Heresy, and the Cornwall.

Throughout its history, Klipsch has been known for its commitment to high-quality sound and innovation. In the 1950s and 1960s, the company worked with recording engineers and musicians to develop speakers that could accurately reproduce the sound of live performances. In the 1970s, Klipsch introduced a range of in-wall speakers, which allowed for more flexible home theater installation options. In recent years, the company has expanded into other areas such as wireless speakers, headphones, and earphones.

Klipsch continues to be a well-respected brand in the audio industry, known for its high-quality speakers and commitment to sound engineering.