Dive into the rich history of audio with these rare 1967 Klipsch Model 700 Heresy speakers, beautifully encased in teak. Designed by the pioneering Paul W. Klipsch, these speakers are a testament to the blend of technological innovation and aesthetic elegance during the mid-century period. Revered for their exceptional sound clarity and powerful performance, these speakers offer both the audiophile and the design enthusiast something truly special.
Constructed from warm, rich teak, the cabinets of these speakers not only serve an acoustic purpose but also provide a stunning visual presence in any room. The wood’s natural luster highlights the thoughtful craftsmanship and attention to detail that Klipsch is known for. These speakers have been preserved in remarkable condition, considering their age, with minimal wear that does not compromise sound quality.
These Klipsch Heresy speakers are not merely audio equipment; they are historical artifacts that resonate with the legacy of high-fidelity sound. Whether used for vinyl records, as part of a vintage audio setup, or simply as a striking piece of decor, they promise to enhance any space with both visual appeal and auditory excellence. A true collector’s item, these speakers continue to be a testimony to Klipsch’s commitment to unparalleled sound engineering. The speakers appear to have been wall mounted at one time and have holes and small wood block on one side. 21.5h x 15.5w x 13d
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