The flagship speaker is the Kendall tower, which had a neutral, open sound that reminded me of my Revel F208 tower speakers.
- Brent Butterworth-Soundstage! Global
The build quality of the speakers is outstanding. So clear and full at any listening level. Highly recommend to any audiophile looking for a superior product.
- Mark Brownlee
The amount of detail poured into the Kendall is absolutely astounding-If there ever were a case of a speaker looking and sounding twice its price, this is it.
- Todd Anderson, AVNirvana
The bass extension of these towers is uncommon even at higher price points and has a quality to it that I would normally associate with premium subwoofers
- Mark Henninger in his review of the KLH Kendall 3-way Tower Speakers, AVS Forum
The build quality of the speakers is outstanding. So clear and full at any listening level. Highly recommend to any audiophile looking for a superior product.
- Mark Brownlee
The amount of detail poured into the Kendall is absolutely astounding-If there ever were a case of a speaker looking and sounding twice its price, this is it.
- Todd Anderson, AVNirvana
OUR STORY
KLH
KLH is an audio company founded in 1957 as KLH Research and Development Corporation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, by Henry Kloss, Malcolm S. Low, and Josef Anton Hofmann. KLH was purchased in 2017 by David P. Kelley, longtime Klipsch and VOXX executive and renamed KLH Audio.
OUR HISTORY
Our Founder
Henry Kloss, the iconic and beloved founder of KLH, got his start in loudspeaker design while a student at MIT. He was fondly dubbed by Wes Phillips of Stereophile in 2002 as “The Man Who Changed Audio and Video– Time and Time Again”, and was the first inductee into the regaled CEA Hall of Fame. He co-founded or founded Acoustic Research, KLH, Advent, Cambridge Soundworks, and Tivoli, introduced Dolby B Noise Reduction to the consumer market in the first popular high-fidelity cassette deck, and won an Emmy Award for the first large screen projection television for home use with the Advent VideoBeam 1000, featuring the Novatron Tube.
OUR HISTORY
Our Founder
Henry Kloss, the iconic and beloved founder of KLH, got his start in loudspeaker design while a student at MIT. He was fondly dubbed by Wes Phillips of Stereophile in 2002 as “The Man Who Changed Audio and Video– Time and Time Again”, and was the first inductee into the regaled CEA Hall of Fame. He co-founded or founded Acoustic Research, KLH, Advent, Cambridge Soundworks, and Tivoli, introduced Dolby B Noise Reduction to the consumer market in the first popular high-fidelity cassette deck, and won an Emmy Award for the first large screen projection television for home use with the Advent VideoBeam 1000, featuring the Novatron Tube.