Klipsch expands its Party Speaker series with the Vegas, Miami, and New York models, featuring enhanced bass, portability, and customizable sound experiences.
Klipsch , a renowned manufacturer of shelf speakers, towers, and soundbars, is expanding its Party Speaker lineup with three new portable models: Vegas, Miami, and New York. The existing lineup consists of Austin, Nashville, and Detroit. The Vegas, the smallest of the new additions, features a single 5.25-inch woofer, while the Miami boasts two 5.25-inch woofers for enhanced bass. The largest model, the New York, is equipped with dual eight-inch woofers.
Notable differences include pole mounts for easy setup on the Vegas and Miami, lacking on the New York. However, the New York and Miami incorporate trolley wheels for convenient transport due to their larger size and weight. All three speakers come with a karaoke microphone, handles for portability, sound effects like audience cheering and an airhorn, and RGB lighting for outdoor use. They support Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity and offer a Bass Boost mode for increased low-end frequencies. Party Mode allows for linking multiple speakers for a more immersive experience. For sound customization, all three speakers are compatible with the Klipsch Connect Plus app, enabling EQ adjustments, RGB and light pattern changes, and more. The Vegas offers eight hours of playtime, the Miami reaches 18 hours, and the New York provides a maximum of 12 hours. Activating the lights reduces battery life. All three speakers will be available in Spring 2025, with pre-orders starting January 7, 2025. Pricing is set at $299 for the Vegas, $549 for the Miami, and $699 for the New York
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