Newsletters
Facebook
RSS Feed
EH Store
|
Dozens of gift ideas for anyone thinking about buying consumer electronics this holiday season.
|
|||
|
|||
Recent Slideshows
Automation System Recreates Fiji In Michigan Home
Home theater, automated lights and a high-tech fish tank. (6 images, 982 views, 0 comments)Blu-ray Picks for the Week of May 22, 2012
Sherlock returns, Lucas backs something not Star Wars, and Daniel Radcliffe has his first post-Harry Potter outing; get a peek at this week's new and notable releases. (6 images, 898 views, 0 comments)Blu-ray Picks for the Week of May 15, 2012
An angry Liam Neeson, another great AMC show and inside the mind of John Malkovich; get a peek at this week's new and notable releases. (6 images, 1811 views, 0 comments)DACs Do Make a Difference for Digital Music Listening
An Illinois electronics dealers teaches the importance of a DAC in a home audio system. (5 images, 2623 views, 0 comments)Audio Passion Inspired Home Theater Design
Sweet sounds take center stage in this theater, thanks to Monitor Audio speakers, an Integra preamp and a powerful Crestron amp. (10 images, 6457 views, 0 comments)DIY Home Theater Gets Pro Makeover
A do-it-yourself theater gets a much needed makeover, including Klipsch speakers and JVC projector. (9 images, 4862 views, 0 comments)Design Meets Performance In Extreme Home Theater
A former kids’ play space becomes a high-performance entertainment haven, thanks to James Loudspeaker and Denon. (5 images, 2730 views, 0 comments)Vacation Ski Home Wows with Automation and AV
TVs rise out of countertops, music plays in the shower, there’s a virtual golf system and even a camera aimed at ski lift lines. (10 images, 15033 views, 0 comments)Less is More Digs
An understated but elegant system starring Rotel receivers and Savant control gives this Manhattan apartment some swagger. (10 images, 6185 views, 0 comments)View more slideshows
The Klipsch separates or bundled line of flagship models in the Icon W series, the WF-35 (shown) and WF-34 floor-standers, each employ three high-output fiberglass cone woofers—5.25 inches and 4.5 inches respectively—they also include ceramic motor structures to produce bass you that you both here and feel. A premium 1-inch titanium tweeter mated to an 80-degree by 80-degree round Tractrix® Horn with XT technology delivers the speakers’ precise high frequencies. Single-piece magnetic grilles allow you to expose the drivers for a more powerful stance, or cover them up to have the Icon W speakers fit more elegantly into the room. Also available from Klipsch are the WB-14 bookshelf which uses one 4.5-inch fiberglass cone woofer, while the WC-24 center channel and WS-24 surround have two.
Price: $749 for WF-35, $3,700 for the WF-35 set.
Read more: The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide for 2008
