KLH Audio has officially unveiled its flagship Model Seven loudspeakers during the prestigious High End Show 2025 in Munich. Rather than opting for a conventional exhibit booth, the introduction took place in the historic Koenigshof Hotel in Munich’s city center, with key brand figures, including President David P. Kelley and CEO Scott Hagen, presenting the new release to selected industry professionals.

Rooted in the legacy of Henry Kloss, the visionary who pioneered acoustic suspension designs in 1957, KLH Audio's Model Seven embodies a sophisticated blend of classic Hi-Fi principles and cutting-edge technology. Engineered meticulously over the span of several years, this newest addition to the Model Collection Series intends to reimagine the role of acoustic suspension in modern speaker design. Known for delivering linear sound, deep bass, and tightly controlled acoustics, the enclosed cabinet format at the core of the Model Seven’s design is a rarity in today’s speaker landscape, positioning this model as a groundbreaking statement in the high-end audio market.

Technically, the Model Seven features a wide baffle design housing a three-way acoustic suspension system. At the heart of its sound is a newly developed midrange driver designed to convey the emotional depth and clarity of music with precision and nuance. Paired with a 1-inch aluminum tweeter, it captures fine high-frequency details with smoothness and an absence of harshness, ensuring fatigue-free listening. The 13-inch bass driver operates within a sealed enclosure, delivering tight, fast bass response with minimal distortion—a hallmark of the acoustic suspension approach. Additionally, a three-position acoustic balance control allows for fine-tuning of the high-frequency response, enabling seamless adaptation to room acoustics and personal preferences.

Practicality meets performance, as the Model Seven was designed to work effectively even when positioned near walls, making it adaptable to a variety of modern living spaces without compromising sound quality. Visually, the design marries mid-20th-century charm with modern minimalism. Features like hand-finished natural walnut veneer, precision-crafted aluminum driver frames, and clean, understated lines reflect a commitment to both acoustic and aesthetic excellence.

With pre-orders opening in August 2025 and shipments commencing the following month, the Model Seven will retail at a suggested price of $5,998 per pair in the US. The balance between its state-of-the-art engineering, timeless design, and accessible price point looks poised to make the Model Seven a milestone in KLH Audio’s storied history.

KLH Audio has officially unveiled its flagship Model Seven loudspeakers during the prestigious High End Show 2025 in Munich. Rather than opting for a conventional exhibit booth, the introduction took place in the historic Koenigshof Hotel in Munich’s city center, with key brand figures, including President David P. Kelley and CEO Scott Hagen, presenting the new release to selected industry professionals.

Rooted in the legacy of Henry Kloss, the visionary who pioneered acoustic suspension designs in 1957, KLH Audio's Model Seven embodies a sophisticated blend of classic Hi-Fi principles and cutting-edge technology. Engineered meticulously over the span of several years, this newest addition to the Model Collection Series intends to reimagine the role of acoustic suspension in modern speaker design. Known for delivering linear sound, deep bass, and tightly controlled acoustics, the enclosed cabinet format at the core of the Model Seven’s design is a rarity in today’s speaker landscape, positioning this model as a groundbreaking statement in the high-end audio market.

Technically, the Model Seven features a wide baffle design housing a three-way acoustic suspension system. At the heart of its sound is a newly developed midrange driver designed to convey the emotional depth and clarity of music with precision and nuance. Paired with a 1-inch aluminum tweeter, it captures fine high-frequency details with smoothness and an absence of harshness, ensuring fatigue-free listening. The 13-inch bass driver operates within a sealed enclosure, delivering tight, fast bass response with minimal distortion—a hallmark of the acoustic suspension approach. Additionally, a three-position acoustic balance control allows for fine-tuning of the high-frequency response, enabling seamless adaptation to room acoustics and personal preferences.

Practicality meets performance, as the Model Seven was designed to work effectively even when positioned near walls, making it adaptable to a variety of modern living spaces without compromising sound quality. Visually, the design marries mid-20th-century charm with modern minimalism. Features like hand-finished natural walnut veneer, precision-crafted aluminum driver frames, and clean, understated lines reflect a commitment to both acoustic and aesthetic excellence.

With pre-orders opening in August 2025 and shipments commencing the following month, the Model Seven will retail at a suggested price of $5,998 per pair in the US. The balance between its state-of-the-art engineering, timeless design, and accessible price point looks poised to make the Model Seven a milestone in KLH Audio’s storied history.