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Main Features

  • 1" Tractrix Horn Tweeter
  • 6.5" Woofer
  • 39-25k Hz Frequency Response
  • Integrated Amplifier
  • Yes Max Depth / 96 kHz Max Sample Rate
  • Built-in Bluetooth
  • HDMI Input (2 (eARC))
  • Weight: 23.65 lbs / 10.73 kg
  • Dimensions(HxWxD): 15.25"x8.1875"x14.75" / 388.0 x 208.0 x 375.0mm
MSRP: $1,999 (list price)
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Made by Klipsch · United States · since 1946 · sold through dealers

Klipsch The Sevens II is a 2-way Powered Bookshelf speaker by Klipsch. It was released in 2026. The built-in power amplifier saves space & eliminates the need to connect Klipsch The Sevens II to a stereo receiver or external power amp. It features a 1" Tractrix Horn Tweeter and 1 x 6.5" Woofer. The speaker has a frequency range of 39-25k Hz. Klipsch The Sevens II has an MSRP of 1999$ per pair but can often be found around 0$ per pair.

Klipsch replaced the older The Sevens with this model. Follow the link to read our detailed comparison of these models:
Compare Klipsch The Sevens II vs Klipsch The Sevens

Frequency Response of the Klipsch The Sevens II Speaker

Klipsch The Sevens II has a Frequency response range of 39-25k Hz. With a minimum frequency of 39 Hz, The Sevens II delivers deep bass that will likely satisfy most listeners, especially those who enjoy music. However, movie enthusiasts and music fans who prefer a full range of sound may still benefit from adding a subwoofer.

Here we have a comparison of how The Sevens II's Low frequency value compares with the average, max and min Low frequency values in its class.
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Handheld Remote

Klipsch The Sevens II comes with a handheld remote which is obviously very useful to control your powered speakers from a distance.

Bluetooth Connectivity

Klipsch The Sevens II employs Built-in Bluetooth for wireless music streaming from your Bluetooth-enabled devices such as Apple iPod/iPhone/iPad, Android smartphone/tablet, Windows PC, Mac computers/laptops. The Sevens II can playback up to Yes / 96 kHz with compatible devices.

Inputs and Outputs

  • USB Port:
  • Phono Input
  • mono-RCA Subwoofer Output
  • Digital Input: 1
  • HDMI Input: 2 (eARC)
  • Ethernet Port

Klipsch The Sevens II External Dimensions and Weight

Klipsch The Sevens II has external dimensions of (Height x Width x Depth) 15.25inch x 8.1875inch x 14.75inch (388.0 x 208.0 x 375.0mm ).

Base Surface Area
Base surface area of a loudspeaker may become a determining factor when the space in your room or desk is limited. The base area of Klipsch The Sevens II is approximately 780.0cm2 / 120.9inch2.

To get a better perspective on the real life size of Klipsch The Sevens II, let's compare it with a standard size Compact Disc which has a diameter of 4.7inch (120mm).

Klipsch The Sevens II Real Life Body Size Comparison
Klipsch The Sevens II Speaker Size Compared to a Compact Disc

Here we place the Klipsch The Sevens II virtually next to a standard width amplifier and turntable on a BDI Octave Media Cabinet to get a better idea about the size.

Klipsch The Sevens II placed next to an amplifier and turntable
Klipsch The Sevens II Speaker next to an amplifier and turntable

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Weight

The Klipsch The Sevens II weighs 10.73kg / 23.6lbs per piece. Here is a comparison of how The Sevens II's weight compares with the average, max and min weights in its class.

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Wall Mounting

The Sevens II doesn't sport any built-in mounting bracket, so you need an external structure to mount it on walls.

What's in the Box of Klipsch The Sevens II?

Here are the items that are included inside the box of The Sevens II:
  • 2 Powered speakers
  • 2 Grilles
  • Remote control
  • 2 \"AAA\" batteries
  • Two 6.5' AC power cords
  • 13' CAT6 speaker cable
  • 59\" HDMI cable
  • Calibration microphone
  • Quick Start Guide

Recommended Accessories

Here is a list of accessories that we think you may need for the Klipsch The Sevens II.

  • Vibration Isolators: IsoAcoustics isolators are our favorite isolators but you may find more affordable options too.
  • Acoustic Panels and Treatments: Your room is as important as your stereo equipment so acoustic treatments goes a long way in improving the overall performance.
  • Speaker Stands: Stands bring your bookshelf speakers to ideal height (rule of thumb is to have the tweeter level with your ear in your listening position), helps stability and acoustical isolation.

Official Product Page

Official manufacturer's product page for the Klipsch The Sevens II speaker can be found below:
Official Product Page for Klipsch The Sevens II

Warranty

2 Years of parts warranty and 2 Years of labor warranty is generally provided by the manufacturer.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Klipsch The Sevens II

Does the Klipsch The Sevens II need a subwoofer?

The Klipsch The Sevens II reaches down to 39Hz (full range 39-25k Hz). That is deep enough that many listeners will not feel the need for a subwoofer with music.

What drivers does the Klipsch The Sevens II use?

The Klipsch The Sevens II is a 2-way design using a 1" Tractrix Horn tweeter and a 6.5" woofer.

Does the Klipsch The Sevens II have Bluetooth or wireless streaming?

Yes. The Klipsch The Sevens II supports Bluetooth 0.0.

How big and heavy is the Klipsch The Sevens II?

The Klipsch The Sevens II weighs 10.73kg / 23.6lbs each and measures 15.25inch x 8.1875inch x 14.75inch (HxWxD).

How much does the Klipsch The Sevens II cost?

The Klipsch The Sevens II has a manufacturer's list price (MSRP) of $1,999 per pair.


Klipsch The Sevens II Detailed Specifications

General
BrandKlipsch
Full Model NameKlipsch The Sevens II
Speaker Type2-way Bookshelf
Frequency Response39-25k Hz
Release Date2026
Amplifier Specs
DAC Specs
Max Digital Audio Bit DepthYes
Max Digital Audio Sample Rate96 kHz
DRIVERS
Woofer Size6.5-inch
Woofer Composition
Tweeter Size1-inch
Tweeter TypeTractrix Horn
DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM
Control by AppApple iOS, Android
Amazon AlexaNo
Google AssistantOptional
Subwoofer Outputmono-RCA

CONNECTIONS
Ethernet PortYes
Phono InputYes
Digital Input1
HDMI Input2 (eARC)
Headphone JackNo
BluetoothBuilt-in
PHYSICAL SPECS
Height388.0mm ( 15.25-inch)
Width208.0mm ( 8.1875-inch)
Depth375.0mm ( 14.75-inch)
Height388.0mm ( 15.25-inch)
Weight10.73 kg (23.7 lbs)
Enclosure
Moisture ResistanceNo
OTHER
Handheld RemoteYes
Parts Warranty2 Years
Labor Warranty2 Years
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