Klipsch SB 120 TV Sound System with Bluetooth Wireless Technology

Most sound systems require multiple parts, but this compact bar comes with everything built into its slim frame. This makes it a breeze to install and easy to conceal in a single cabinet.

Bluetooth: More Sound, Fewer Wires
By using Bluetooth technology, the unit can wirelessly sync with compatible devices to eliminate unsightly cable nests.

Built-in Subwoofer: Deep Bass, Flexible Location
The device’s subwoofer heightens the drama of movies and TV shows by sending the thud of footsteps or the roll of thunder rumbling around the room. Since the subwoofer is built into the device, you won’t need to set up an external unit in an entertainment center.

Full-Range Sound
Klipsch’s horn-loaded technology draws on separate midrange drivers and dual subwoofers to achieve its dynamic and immersive full-range sound.

Specifications

• Model number: KLPSB120
• Compact single-cabinet three-way sound system
• Klipsch horn-loaded technology
• Frequency response: 50Hz - 20kHz +-3db
• 160 watts of power
• Built-in dual subwoofers
• Separate midrange drivers
• Two aluminum tweeters
• Condition: new
• Dimensions: 3.9” (H) x 32.7” (W) x 13.2” (D)
• Weight: 23lb.
• Technical specifications

In the box: Sound system, one 5.25ft. digital optical cable, one 5.25ft. 3.5mm to dual RCA cable, and remote control

About Klipsch

Paul W. Klipsch had a simple desire: he wanted hear a live orchestra in his living room. He didn’t literally want a whole, live orchestra in his living room, because classical musicians are notorious for eating your food without asking. But he wanted re-create the experience of being at the symphony every time he played his music. He ventured into a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas in 1945 and soon emerged to patent the Klipschorn. The speaker’s horn-loaded technology subsequently ignited the high-fidelity sound movement, earning Klipsch a spot in the Engineering and Science Hall of Fame.

Now based out of Indianapolis, the Klipsch family applies its horn-loaded technology to products such as home-theater systems, sound bars, and headphones. Full-scale concert halls and theaters also use the company’s audio equipment, which you can hear firsthand at the 24,000-seat Klipsch Music Center outdoor amphitheater in Noblesville, Indiana. As for the Klipschorn, it’s still manufactured today and has remained nearly unchanged for more than 65 years.

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