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About the Quartet
The Klipsch Quartet is a vintage 3-way floorstanding loudspeaker using a horn-loaded compression driver for the tweeter, a Tractrix midrange horn with 1.5" compression driver, and a 10" woofer coupled to a 12" rear passive radiator in a bass-reflex enclosure for extended low-frequency output and high efficiency. Originally introduced in 1989 and built until 1996, it features an MDF cabinet with real wood veneer finishes such as Walnut Oil, Oak Oil, Oak Clear, and Black, and offers a specified frequency response of about 38 Hz–20 kHz (±3 dB), 8 Ω nominal impedance, 97.5 dB sensitivity (1 W/1 m), and 100 W continuous power handling, making it suitable for both low-power tube amplifiers and higher-power solid-state systems.
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