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Klipsch unveils three new Music City Series portable Bluetooth party speakers – Vegas, Miami, and New York – inspired by iconic party cities.
Combines Klipsch's signature horn-loaded audio technology with party features like karaoke mics, dynamic lighting, and customizable sound effects.
Features include Bluetooth 5.2, IPX4 splash-proof design, USB charging, and Party Link to sync multiple speakers.
Just when we thought Klipsch couldn't surprise us anymore, they dropped a bombshell at CES 2025. For those who've been following since the 2023 release of the Music City Series, the newest additions are a real treat. Klipsch has expanded the lineup with three new portable Bluetooth speakers, each named after iconic party cities: Las Vegas, Miami, and New York.
These speakers aren't just about booming sound; they're a blend of Klipsch's legendary horn-loaded technology and modern party features. Developed under the guidance of Roy Delgado, a protégé of founder Paul W. Klipsch, they're designed to bring the energy of a live concert to any gathering.
Delgado mentioned, "It all started with a party... Paul was a DJ when he first used his legendary Klipschorn at a victory dance in Hope, Arkansas, celebrating the end of World War II." That spirit of celebration is evident in every aspect of these new models.
Technical Highlights:
Klipsch Vegas
Klipsch Miami
Klipsch New York
All three models come loaded with features to elevate any party:
The built-in rechargeable batteries ensure the music doesn't stop mid-celebration, offering impressive playtimes even with the light shows activated.
These new additions are available for pre-order starting January 7, 2025, through Klipsch.com and authorized retailers:
It's exciting to see Klipsch blending their rich audio heritage with modern features that cater to today's party enthusiasts. Whether you're hosting a backyard bash or a beachside get-together, these speakers are designed to keep the good times rolling.
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