Klipsch Jubilee Floorstanding Speaker (Each)Klipsch Jubilee Floorstanding Speaker (Each) at Vinyl Sound Toronto Canada The Jubilee is a fully horn loaded two way floorstanding loudspeaker from Klipsch (Hope, Arkansas, USA), available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada. It is the final project completed by Klipsch founder Paul W. Klipsch (PWK) and the current flagship of the Klipsch Heritage Series, surpassing even the legendary Klipschorn. Incorporating a patented horn loaded vented low

Klipsch Jubilee Floorstanding Speaker (Each) at Vinyl Sound Toronto Canada

The Jubilee is a fully horn-loaded two-way floorstanding loudspeaker from Klipsch (Hope, Arkansas, USA), available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada. It is the final project completed by Klipsch founder Paul W. Klipsch (PWK) and the current flagship of the Klipsch Heritage Series, surpassing even the legendary Klipschorn. Incorporating a patented horn-loaded vented low-frequency enclosure with dual 12" K-283 fiber-composite woofers, an all-new K-693 7" axiperiodic titanium diaphragm compression driver, and an external active DSP crossover network with a 340Hz crossover point, 110 dB HF sensitivity, and 18Hz to 20kHz frequency response, the Jubilee is one of the most efficient commercially available loudspeakers ever produced. Handcrafted in Hope, Arkansas using book-matched real wood veneer in American Walnut or Black Ash, and backed by a 10-year warranty, the Klipsch Jubilee is an heirloom-grade statement in high-end audio engineering. Sold individually; a matched DSP crossover unit is included with each pair purchase.

Patented Horn-Loaded Vented Low-Frequency System

The low-frequency section of the Klipsch Jubilee is built around a patented one-dimensional folded horn enclosure that simultaneously leverages the performance advantages of both horn-loaded and vented bass systems. A conventional vented enclosure extends low-frequency output below the driver's natural resonance frequency by tuning the port to reinforce bass, improving efficiency and dynamic range versus a sealed box. The Jubilee takes this a step further by horn-loading the vented system, which according to Klipsch engineering makes the enclosure 10 to 20 times more efficient than a conventional loudspeaker design. The result is a bass section capable of reaching 18Hz with extraordinary dynamic headroom, minimal distortion, and the kind of physical impact in large listening rooms that no conventional box speaker can replicate. Each speaker houses dual K-283 12-inch fiber-composite cone woofers specifically optimized for operation within this patented enclosure geometry, contributing to the Jubilee's maximum SPL capability of 125 dB at 1 meter.

K-693 7" Axiperiodic Titanium Compression Driver

The Klipsch Jubilee's high-frequency section is handled by an all-new large-format horn-loaded compression driver featuring a 7-inch axiperiodic titanium diaphragm. The axiperiodic diaphragm geometry is engineered to deliver smooth, extended high-frequency response while maximizing output and minimizing distortion across the driver's entire operating bandwidth. The large diameter of this diaphragm, combined with its titanium construction, provides wide bandwidth performance that allows the crossover point to be set at 340Hz, well below the critical vocal midrange region. This low crossover point means that vocals, dialogue, and instrumental upper harmonics are handled entirely by a single driver rather than being split across two, eliminating the phase discontinuities and coloration that crossover-region artifacts introduce in conventional three-way designs. The result is a seamless two-way presentation with no audible handoff between drivers across the full frequency range from 18Hz to 20kHz.

External Active DSP Crossover Network

The Klipsch Jubilee's external active DSP crossover network is a core component of the speaker system, included with every pair purchase, and is fundamental to the Jubilee's measured performance. Unlike passive crossovers that use capacitors and inductors to divide the frequency spectrum after amplification, the DSP crossover operates at line level, dividing the signal before it reaches separate amplifiers dedicated to the high-frequency and low-frequency sections respectively. This bi-amplification topology eliminates intermodulation between drivers that passive crossovers introduce, and allows the DSP to apply precise phase correction, time delay alignment, and frequency-domain equalization to each driver independently. The crossover also features adjustable high-frequency and low-frequency trim controls, enabling room-specific tuning that accounts for the acoustic characteristics of the listening environment. Designed for shelf or rack mounting, the DSP crossover unit integrates naturally into an existing high-end audio rack without compromising the speaker cabinet's visual presentation.

Heritage Craftsmanship and Heirloom Construction

The Klipsch Jubilee enclosure is designed and handcrafted in Hope, Arkansas, the same location where Paul W. Klipsch founded the company in 1946. Each cabinet is constructed from high-grade MDF using premium adhesives and fasteners, and finished with book-matched real wood veneer panels sourced from the same timber for each matched pair. Book-matching aligns the veneer leaves as consecutive slices from a single piece of timber, producing a mirror-image grain pattern at every splice joint that transforms the speaker cabinet into a piece of furniture-grade woodwork. Sequential serial numbers on each matched pair confirm their provenance as a factory-matched acoustic and visual set. Available in American Walnut and Black Ash finishes, the Jubilee carries a 10-year warranty, reflecting Klipsch's confidence in the long-term durability of the Heritage Series construction and its suitability as a multi-generational audio investment.

Key Features

• Fully Horn-Loaded Two-Way Architecture: Both the low-frequency and high-frequency sections are horn-loaded, delivering the efficiency, dynamic headroom, and low-distortion performance that define the Klipsch Heritage sound philosophy at its ultimate expression.
• Patented Horn-Loaded Vented Low-Frequency Enclosure: A one-dimensional folded horn enclosure housing dual K-283 12-inch fiber-composite woofers achieves bass extension to 18Hz with 10 to 20 times the efficiency of conventional loudspeaker designs.
• K-693 7" Axiperiodic Titanium Compression Driver: A large-format horn-loaded compression driver with a 7-inch titanium diaphragm and 5-inch voice coil provides wide-bandwidth high-frequency reproduction, enabling the crossover point to be set at 340Hz without a midrange driver.
• External Active DSP Crossover (Included): A dedicated digital signal processor applies phase correction, time delay alignment, and adjustable EQ to the high-frequency and low-frequency amplifier channels independently, ensuring perfect acoustic integration between the two drivers.
• 110 dB HF / 107 dB LF Sensitivity: Among the highest sensitivity ratings of any commercially available floorstanding loudspeaker, enabling concert-level output from low-power amplifiers including single-ended triode and Class A designs.
• 125 dB Maximum SPL: The Jubilee achieves 125 dB SPL at 1 meter, delivering concert-scale dynamic range in large domestic listening rooms without amplifier strain or driver compression.
• Book-Matched Real Wood Veneer: Cabinet panels are finished with book-matched veneer from matched timber, producing a mirror-image grain pattern across each speaker pair in American Walnut or Black Ash.
• Designed and Made in the USA: Enclosures are handcrafted by Klipsch craftsmen in Hope, Arkansas, using domestic and imported components, continuing Paul W. Klipsch's original manufacturing tradition.
• 10-Year Warranty: Klipsch backs the entire Heritage Series with a 10-year warranty, substantially exceeding the industry standard, reflecting the heirloom-grade build quality and long-term serviceability of the Jubilee.
• Sold Individually: The Jubilee is sold as a single speaker unit. A matched DSP crossover network is included with each pair order and is required for proper operation.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Klipsch Jubilee?

The Klipsch Jubilee is a fully horn-loaded two-way floorstanding loudspeaker from Klipsch (Hope, Arkansas, USA), and the current flagship of the Klipsch Heritage Series. It features dual 12-inch fiber-composite woofers in a patented horn-loaded vented enclosure, a 7-inch axiperiodic titanium compression driver, and an external active DSP crossover operating at 340Hz. It achieves 110 dB HF sensitivity, 18Hz to 20kHz frequency response, and a maximum SPL of 125 dB, making it one of the most efficient commercially available loudspeakers ever produced. It is the final loudspeaker project completed by Klipsch founder Paul W. Klipsch before his death in 2002.

How does the Klipsch Jubilee compare to the Klipschorn or Wilson Audio Alexx V?

The Klipsch Jubilee surpasses the Klipschorn as the top speaker in the Klipsch Heritage Series. The Klipschorn requires corner placement to complete its bass horn loading, whereas the Jubilee's patented self-contained horn-loaded vented enclosure operates independently of room boundaries, giving it greater placement flexibility despite its large footprint. Compared to the Wilson Audio Alexx V, which is a conventional dynamic speaker with a passive crossover operating at far lower efficiency, the Jubilee's active DSP crossover and horn-loaded architecture deliver fundamentally different capabilities: orders of magnitude higher sensitivity, far greater dynamic headroom per watt, and linear bass extension to 18Hz without room reinforcement. The Jubilee is the stronger choice for listeners using low-power tube amplification or seeking concert-scale dynamic range in a large domestic space.

Does the Klipsch Jubilee require bi-amplification?

Yes, the Klipsch Jubilee requires separate amplification for its high-frequency and low-frequency sections because the included external active DSP crossover divides the signal at line level before amplification. This means a minimum of two stereo amplifier channels per speaker, or four channels total for a stereo pair. The high-frequency section presents a 16-ohm load and accepts up to 100W continuous, while the low-frequency section is 8 ohms and accepts up to 300W continuous. The high efficiency of the Jubilee, at 110 dB HF and 107 dB LF sensitivity, means that even low-power amplifiers including single-ended triode designs rated at 1 to 10 watts are capable of producing concert-level output.

What does the external DSP crossover do and is it required?

The external active DSP crossover included with the Klipsch Jubilee is required for proper speaker operation. It divides the full-range audio signal into high-frequency and low-frequency bands at 340Hz before amplification, applies time delay and phase correction to align the acoustic output of each driver at the listening position, and provides adjustable trim controls for tailoring the tonal balance to the room. Operating at line level rather than after amplification, it eliminates the power loss and phase distortion that passive crossover components introduce, enabling the Jubilee to achieve its rated frequency response and maximum SPL figures. The DSP crossover is designed for shelf or rack mounting and integrates cleanly into an existing high-end audio system.

What amplifiers work best with the Klipsch Jubilee?

The Klipsch Jubilee is compatible with an exceptionally wide range of amplifier types due to its extreme sensitivity of 107 to 110 dB. Single-ended triode amplifiers rated as low as 1 to 2 watts per channel can produce concert-level output with the Jubilee, making it one of the few speakers in the world that allows SET designs to perform at their absolute best. High-power solid-state amplifiers from brands such as Pass Labs, Benchmark, and Gryphon are equally compatible and provide additional dynamic headroom for large rooms. The bi-amplification requirement means users need at least two stereo power amplifiers or a four-channel monoblock configuration, and many Jubilee owners use a low-power tube amplifier for the high-frequency section paired with a higher-power solid-state design for the low-frequency section.

Where can I buy the Klipsch Jubilee in Toronto or Canada?

The Klipsch Jubilee floorstanding speaker is available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada. Vinyl Sound is an authorized Klipsch Heritage dealer, one of only a limited number of certified Klipsch Heritage retailers in Canada qualified to carry and support the Jubilee. Due to the Jubilee's made-to-order production and substantial logistics requirements, prospective buyers in Toronto and across Canada are encouraged to contact Vinyl Sound directly to discuss lead times, delivery logistics, and setup options before placing an order.

Is the Klipsch Jubilee sold as a pair or individually?

The Klipsch Jubilee is listed and sold individually as a single speaker unit, which allows pricing to be presented per speaker. In practice, the Jubilee is intended and ordered as a matched stereo pair, and each pair order includes the required external active DSP crossover network. Each matched pair features book-matched wood veneer from the same timber and sequential serial numbers confirming factory pairing. Klipsch builds each Jubilee to order at its facility in Hope, Arkansas, meaning lead times apply from the date of order placement.

What room size does the Klipsch Jubilee require?

The Klipsch Jubilee is designed for large listening rooms and benefits from generous placement space given its enclosure dimensions of 69.5 inches tall by 50.25 inches wide by 30.25 inches deep and a combined LF cabinet weight of 330 lbs per speaker. Klipsch and experienced Jubilee dealers recommend rooms of at least 400 to 600 square feet for the speaker to develop its full soundstage and bass performance. The low-frequency enclosure's patented design operates independently of corner or wall reinforcement, unlike the Klipschorn, so the Jubilee can be positioned freely in the room rather than requiring corner placement. Listeners in smaller rooms should consult with Vinyl Sound to assess room suitability before ordering.