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Klipsch Heritage Jubilee vs Klipsch Heritage Rebellion Comparison

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Klipsch Heritage Jubilee vs Klipsch Heritage Rebellion Speaker Comparison

In this review, we will be comparing two different types of speakers by Klipsch. Klipsch Heritage Jubilee is a Floor-standing speaker whereas the Rebellion is a Bookshelf speaker.

Let's have a brief look at the main features of Klipsch Heritage Jubilee and Klipsch Heritage Rebellion first before getting into our more detailed comparison.

Key SpecsKlipsch Heritage JubileeKlipsch Heritage Rebellion
BrandKlipsch
United States · founded 1946
Klipsch
United States · founded 1946
Design2-way2-way
Tweeter7" Compression HornCompression Horn
Woofer2 x 12" Fibre composite8" Paper
Frequency response18-20k Hz60-20k Hz
Sensitivity107 dB95 dB
Impedance8 ohms8 ohms
Power range300-1200 wattsup to 200 watts
Weight185.00kg / 407lbs14.51kg / 31.9lbs
Dimensions (H x W x D)69" x 50" x 30-1/4"
1753.0 x 1270.0 x 768.0mm
19-1/8" x 12" x 9-3/4"
485.0 x 305.0 x 247.0mm

Jubilee and Rebellion are members of Klipsch's Heritage series of speakers. Below you can find the loudspeakers from this series.

Klipsch Heritage Series History
Model Body Frequency SensitivityImpedance Woofer
Klipsch Cornwall IV
  
Floor-standing 34-20k Hz 102 dB8Ω 1 x 15"
Klipsch La Scala AL6
  
Floor-standing 40-19k Hz 103 dB8Ω 1 x 12"
Klipsch Forte IV
  
Floor-standing 38-20k Hz 99 dB8Ω 1 x 12"
Klipsch Heresy IV
  
Floor-standing 48-20k Hz 99 dB8Ω 1 x 12"
Klipsch Klipschorn AK7
  
Floor-standing 34-19k Hz 103 dB8Ω 1 x 15"
Klipsch La Scala AL5
  
Floor-standing 51-20k Hz 105 dB8Ω 1 x 15"
Klipsch Klipschorn AK6
  
Floor-standing 33-20k Hz 105 dB8Ω 1 x 15"
Klipsch Heresy III
  
Floor-standing 58-20k Hz 99 dB8Ω 1 x 12"
Klipsch Heritage Rebellion
Bookshelf 60-20k Hz 95 dB8Ω 1 x 8"
Klipsch OJAS kO-R2
  
Floor-standing 39-20k Hz 97 dB8Ω 1 x 15"

What size room are the Klipsch Heritage Jubilee and Klipsch Heritage Rebellion speakers good for?

The size of the room in which you are planning to use these loudspeakers is an important decision factor. Here we have compared their suitability to various sizes of environments considering their size and max power parameters:

Listening Environment* Klipsch Heritage Jubilee Klipsch Heritage Rebellion
Near-field Are you nuts? Poor
Small Room Poor Average
Mid-size Room Average Good
Large Room Good Average
Very Large Room Good Poor

(* Approximate Room sizes: Small < 100sq. ft / 9 m2, Mid-size: 100-220 sq. ft / 9-20 m2, Large 220-400 sq. ft / 20-36 m2, Very Large: > 400 sq. ft / 36 m2. Average Floor Height: 9" / 2.7m. Typical room sizes differ from country to country, and the actual listening experience changes depending on floor height, room shape, surface materials, listening position, speaker locations, etc.)

The sections below take each area in turn: drivers, frequency response, physical size and what you get in the box.


Drivers

Both Jubilee and Rebellion are 2-way speakers.

Tweeter - 7 inchWoofer - 12 inchWoofer - 12 inch
Klipsch Heritage Jubilee
Woofer - 8 inch
Klipsch Heritage Rebellion

TweeterWoofer

Front view, drawn to scale - cabinets and drivers share one scale, so sizes are directly comparable. Hover a driver for its size.

Driver Klipsch Heritage Jubilee Klipsch Heritage Rebellion
Driver Setup 2-way 2-way
Tweeter 7-inch -inch
Midrange - -
Woofer 2 x 12-inch 1 x 8-inch

Jubilee features a 7" Titanium diaphragm Compression Horn Tweeter and 2 x 12" Fibre composite Woofer with a Crossover frequency at 340Hz. On the other hand, the Rebellion features a " K-702 driver Compression Horn Tweeter and 1 x 8" Paper Woofer with a Crossover frequency at 715Hz.

Klipsch Heritage Jubilee driver frequency bandsKlipsch Heritage JubileeKlipsch Heritage Rebellion18-34060-715Woofer340-20k715-20kTweeter20501002005001k2k5k10k20k40kHz, log scale

Frequency Response

Jubilee has a frequency range of 18-20k Hz whereas Rebellion has a frequency range of 60-20k Hz. With a minimum frequency of 18Hz, the Jubilee can go significantly deeper on the low side and provide stronger bass compared to the Rebellion's min frequency of 60Hz.

The graph below depicts how these two speakers compare with the max, min and average Low Frequency values of other speakers in the Floor-standing class in our database.

Low Frequency

Floor-standing Speakers

Jubilee
Rebellion
Min
Average
Median

Impedance and Sensitivity

Jubilee and Rebellion have the same Impedance of 8 ohms but where they differ is the sensitivity levels. Jubilee sensitivity is rated at 107 dB and the Rebellion's is at 95 dB. This 12 dB difference makes the Klipsch Heritage Jubilee a more sensitive speaker compared to Klipsch Heritage Rebellion, hence will play louder with the same amount of watts.

Sensitivity

Floor-standing Speakers

Jubilee
Rebellion
Min
Average
Median

Power Range

Power range is the range of input power in watts RMS that a loudspeaker is designed to handle. Staying within that range gives nominal performance; driving the speaker beyond its maximum wattage can damage it.

Jubilee can handle a max power of 1200 watts RMS, whereas Rebellion has a max power handling value of 200 watts RMS, 1000 watts less than the Jubilee.

Note that higher power handling does not make a speaker louder: that depends mainly on sensitivity and impedance. The calculator below shows how loud each of these actually plays on a real amplifier.

Which plays louder on your amplifier?

Starting with a popular amplifier - change it to the one you own, or any you are considering, and watch both numbers move.

Klipsch Heritage Jubilee
 
Klipsch Heritage Rebellion
 

Input Type and Bi-Amping / Bi-Wiring

Jubilee features Binding post posts which make bi-amping or bi-wiring possible. Rebellion has a Binding post which doesn't feature bi-amping/bi-wiring.

Cabinet Type and Port Position

Jubilee has a front firing port whereas Rebellion has a rear firing ports. Klipsch Heritage Jubilee's front-firing port gives more flexibility in placement in regards to proximity to walls compared to Klipsch Heritage Rebellion with its rear-firing port.

Physical Specs

The size of a speaker can sometimes be an important decision factor due to space constraints or in some cases purely for esthetic reasons. In this section, we are going to compare Klipsch Heritage Jubilee's and Klipsch Heritage Rebellion's external dimensions. Klipsch Heritage Jubilee has external dimensions of 1753.0 x 1270.0 x 768.0mm (69 x 50 x 30-1/4inch) whereas Klipsch Heritage Rebellion has external dimensions of 485.0 x 305.0 x 247.0mm (19-1/8 x 12 x 9-3/4inch).

Klipsch Heritage Jubilee is clearly the larger of the two speakers. Its body is 965mm wider, 1268mm taller and 521mm deeper than Klipsch Heritage Rebellion.

Size, drawn to scale

FRONTKlipsch Heritage Jubilee front: 1270 x 1753 mm (50 x 69 in)Klipsch Heritage Rebellion front: 305 x 485 mm (12 x 19.1 in)Klipsch Heritage Jubilee1270 × 1753 mmKlipsch Heritage Rebellion305 × 485 mmTOP / FOOTPRINTKlipsch Heritage Jubilee footprint: 1270 x 768 mm (50 x 30.2 in)Klipsch Heritage Rebellion footprint: 305 x 247 mm (12 x 9.7 in)Klipsch Heritage Jubilee1270 × 768 mmKlipsch Heritage Rebellion305 × 247 mm
Both speakers and both views share one scale, so everything here is directly comparable. Hover a box for its dimensions.

One scale for both, standing on the same surface and pushed back to the same wall, so the deeper one visibly sticks out further.

Klipsch Heritage Jubilee needs about 1195% more floor or shelf area. Klipsch Heritage Jubilee is 521mm deeper, so it stands that much further out from the wall. Klipsch Heritage Jubilee is 1268mm taller.

Base Surface Area Comparison
Base surface area of a loudspeaker may become a determining factor when the space in your room or desk is limited. The base surface area of the Klipsch Heritage Jubilee is approximately 9753.6cm2 / 1,511.8inch2 and base area of the Klipsch Heritage Rebellion is approximately 753.4cm2 / 116.8inch2. The Jubilee requires 1,195% more surface area than the Rebellion which gives it a small disadvantage on placement in tight spaces.


Reasons to choose Klipsch Heritage Jubilee over Klipsch Heritage Rebellion

Max Input Power 1200 watts vs 200 watts Handle more power from your amplifier
Sensitivity 107 dB vs 95 dB Play louder with same amount of amplification power
Minimum Impedance 3.5 ohms vs 3.3 ohms Very low impedance levels puts more pressure on amplifier
Woofer Size 12 inches vs 8 inches Larger woofer
Number of Woofers 2 vs 1 More woofers
Low Frequency Response 18 Hz vs 60 Hz Generates deeper bass
Port Position Front vs Rear Gives more flexibility placing close to walls

Reasons to choose Klipsch Heritage Rebellion over Klipsch Heritage Jubilee

Height 485mm vs 1753mm Easier to fit in smaller spaces
Base Surface Area 753cm2 vs 9753cm2 Takes less floor space
Price per pair* 1199USD vs 35000USD costs less (*prices may change depending on the seller, location and time)

Klipsch Heritage Jubilee vs Klipsch Heritage Rebellion Specs Table

Detailed comparison of specifications
General Klipsch Heritage Jubilee Klipsch Heritage Rebellion
Brand Klipsch Klipsch
Speaker Type Floor-standing speaker Bookshelf speakers
Power Range 300-1200 watts up to 200 watts
Sensitivity 107 dB 95 dB
Impedance 8 ohms 8 ohms
Impedance 3.5 ohms 3.3 ohms
Frequency Response 18-20k Hz 60-20k Hz
Drivers
Woofer Quantity 2 1
Woofer Size 12" 8"
Woofer Composition Fibre composite Paper
Tweeter Size 7" -
Tweeter Type Compression Horn Compression Horn
Aimable Tweeter No No
Midrange Driver No No
Crossover Frequency 340Hz 715Hz
Firing Direction front rear
Physical Specs
Height 1753.0mm (69") 485.0mm (19.1")
Width 1270.0mm (50") 305.0mm (12")
Depth 768.0mm (30.2") 247.0mm (9.7")
Weight 185.00kg (407lbs) 14.51kg (31.9lbs)
Enclosure Horn Loaded Bass Reflex
Finish n/a 18 mm MDF with real wood veneer
Available Colors n/a Black Ash, Walnut
Mounting Bracket
Grille Yes Yes
Moisture Resistancy No No
Connections
Biamp Inputs Yes n/a
Other
Parts Warranty 5 Years 5 Years
Labor Warranty 5 Years 5 Years

Verdict

Siblings in Klipsch's Heritage series, so they share a family sound. It comes down to size, output and price.

AreaBetterWhy
BassAKlipsch Heritage Jubilee digs deeper - 18Hz against 60Hz.
Amplifier needsAKlipsch Heritage Jubilee is more sensitive (107dB vs 95dB), so it goes louder on the same amplifier.
HeadroomAKlipsch Heritage Jubilee takes more power (1200W vs 200W) - more in hand in a big room.
SizedependsKlipsch Heritage Rebellion is easier to place; Klipsch Heritage Jubilee is bigger, which usually goes with fuller bass. Your room decides.
TypedependsA Passive Floor-standing against a Passive Bookshelf - a different job rather than a better one.
ExpandabilityAKlipsch Heritage Jubilee: bi-amping.
PriceBKlipsch Heritage Rebellion is cheaper - $1,199 against $35,000, about 97% less; arguably a different class.

A Klipsch Heritage Jubilee  B Klipsch Heritage Rebellion
depends neither is better in the abstract - it turns on your room, your system or how you will use them. Only specs published for both speakers are judged; anything missing on either side is left out rather than guessed.

Which should you choose?

The usual trade-off: Klipsch Heritage Jubilee measures better, Klipsch Heritage Rebellion costs about about 29.2x the price% less. Whether that gap is worth the money is the call only you can make - and in a normal room it is often smaller than the numbers suggest. If a subwoofer is in your plans, the bass gap largely stops mattering - you would be crossing over above 60Hz anyway, which makes the cheaper Klipsch Heritage Rebellion much easier to justify. Match it to your room: we rate Klipsch Heritage Jubilee the better fit for a large room and a very large room, and Klipsch Heritage Rebellion for a small room and a mid-size room.

And remember what a spec sheet cannot show: how each looks in your room and whether the finish suits it, what dealer support and warranty are like where you live, and how they actually sound to you. If you can hear them first - ideally with your own music - that will tell you more than any number above.


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