Klipsch speakers · Kansas City.

What Klipsch is known for

Klipsch has made speakers since 1946, starting with its founder, Paul W. Klipsch. Its range runs from sound bars to its Heritage Collection. The families on Klipsch’s site today:

• Reference Premiere and Reference. Floorstanding, bookshelf, center and surround speakers for theaters and media rooms.
• Heritage Collection. The classic Klipsch designs, for a listening room.
• Flexus. Klipsch’s sound bar and home theater system range for a TV room.
• Custom Installation. In-wall and in-ceiling speakers for theaters and whole-house audio.

Where we use Klipsch

Reference Premiere speakers fit a home theater or media room where the owner wants the system to play loud and clean. Klipsch Heritage speakers go in a listening room. Custom installation models put the same maker into the ceilings for whole-house audio. For other voicings we also install JBL and Polk Audio.

What we check before we order

• Seats and distance. Where people sit and how far they are from the speakers, which sets the size of speaker the room needs.
• The room itself. Glass, stone, hard floors and open plans change what a speaker sounds like, so they are noted before a model is named.
• Amplification. Power and channel count matched to the speakers, with room in the rack for the amplifier to breathe.
• Openings and depth. For in-wall and in-ceiling models, the cut-out, the depth behind the drywall and the cable path, checked against the maker’s published specification.

Those answers go on the drawing, and the Klipsch models in the proposal come from them.

What Klipsch pairs with in our rooms

A receiver or processor from Anthem, Denon or Marantz in a theater; a multi-zone amplifier for the ceilings; subwoofers placed by measurement; and a Control4 or Crestron system that runs it all from one remote.

How we supply and install Klipsch

After the no-cost planning consultation we draw the speaker positions and the rack, order to the plan, cut and wire at rough-in where the house is open, then install, level-match and calibrate after the furniture arrives. Call (913) 804-7575.

After the install

Every Klipsch job ends with a handover in the room: we show you how it works, test it with you, and record the models, settings and wiring in your project record so the next visit starts from facts rather than guesses. If something stops working, you call us, and the person who answers can see what was installed. Our installation carries a five-year workmanship warranty from the final invoice. Because we also look after the network and the control system around it, the speaker system is never fixed in isolation from the rest of the house.