Klipsch The Sevens Wireless Powered Speakers 400W Bluetooth Pair

Klipsch The Sevens are premium wireless powered speakers designed to replace bulky receivers and deliver true hi fi sound in a simple two speaker setup. Each speaker uses a 6.5 inch high excursion woofer and a 1 inch LTS tweeter in Klipsch’s Tractrix horn, giving them the dynamic, detailed and room filling sound Klipsch is known for.

With 400 watts of total system power, The Sevens can easily serve as the main speakers for your TV, music system or gaming setup. The real wood veneer cabinets, metal switches and tactile knobs give them a classic vintage aesthetic that stands out in modern living rooms.

Connectivity is a major strength. Bluetooth handles wireless listening, while HDMI ARC provides a direct TV connection with volume control from your TV remote. Additional inputs include optical digital, USB for computers and a built in phono pre amp for turntables. This makes The Sevens a versatile all in one solution for anyone wanting premium sound without an external amplifier.

A left and right channel selector on the back lets you place the powered speaker on either side of your room, making setup flexible. The speakers are engineered to deliver strong bass, smooth mids and clean highs, performing well across movies, music and everyday TV audio.

Benefits
You get premium hi fi sound without buying a receiver. The Sevens offer powerful output, deep bass, flexible connections and a classic design that fits anywhere. They work for TV, vinyl, streaming and gaming with clean, effortless audio and simple setup.

400W wireless powered speaker system with built in amplification
6.5 inch high excursion woofers for deep, controlled bass
1 inch LTS tweeter with Tractrix horn for crisp, detailed highs
Bluetooth connectivity for easy wireless streaming
HDMI ARC, optical, USB and phono inputs for full system flexibility
Real wood veneer cabinet with metal knobs and classic styling
Left and right channel switch for flexible placement
Designed for TV setups, turntables and high resolution listening