Klipsch’s Vintage-Inspired Speakers Are Selling Extra Cheaply Right Now

They’re designed to resemble the brand’s famed Heritage line of loudspeakers.

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By Tucker Bowe

Published December 19, 2025

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Throughout this holiday season, Klipsch has been having quite the sale on many of its best bookshelf speakers. And some of them, including its entry-level R-50Ms, are still steeply discounted.

One of those still on sale is Klipsch’s its vintage-inspired powered speaker systems, The Sevens.

Klipsch The Sevens

Black metal industrial-style cabinet with rivets and mesh doors, flanked by beige fabric-covered speakers on black stands. — The Sevens is a super versatile powered speaker system.

Released in mid-2023, The Sevens is a super versatile powered speaker system that borrows design cues from Klipsch’s famed Heritage line of loudspeakers.

Each speaker has a wooden cabinet and fabric grilles, helping it exude a real vintage look and feel. The only truly “new age” element that you can see is the metal controls on top of the primary speaker.

Black Klipsch speaker on a black stand next to a wooden cabinet with a turntable on top. — The Sevens feature 1-inch titanium tweeters on Tractrix horns, paired with a 6.5-inch long-throw woofer.

Old-school looks, modern sound

Each speaker has a two-way design, pairing a 1-inch titanium tweeter with a 6.5-inch high-excursion woofer. And each has a built-in amplifier that, according to the brand, “is custom-engineered to maximize output and sound quality.”

In total, it’s a 200-watt system (100 watts per speaker).

Light wooden desk with a laptop, two potted plants, a pink mug, a notebook, and a tablet near large windows. — The speakers come with grilles that attach magnetically and can easily be removed.

The Sevens are designed to look old, but they work like a modern system— they’re very much a modern, versatile system.

They can be connected to your computer (via 3.5mm or USB), TV (via HDMI ARC), or turntable (thanks to its built-in phono stage). They also have built-in Bluetooth for streaming.

Light wood TV stand with woven cane sliding doors and two beige speakers on top, beneath a wall-mounted flat screen TV. — The Sevens in a Walnut finish.

What’s the deal?

Klipsch’s The Sevens normally cost $1,200/pair, but right now you can save $200 when shopping on Amazon or Walmart.

The speakers are available in Walnut and Black veneer finishes, the former of which really exudes those vintage vibes.

Pair of rectangular vintage-style speakers with beige fabric fronts and dark wood frames.

Klipsch The Sevens

$800 at Klipsch

$1,499 (47% off)

About the Author: Tucker Bowe has been on Gear Patrol’s editorial team since 2014. With a passion for consumer tech and hi-fi, he tracks everything from headphones and turntables to smartphones and wearables. If it lights up or makes noise, he probably covers it.

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