
Klipsch R-51PM
Klipsch's all-in-one turntable-and-TV pair: big, lively and easy to love — if its amplifier stays quiet and alive.
3 reviews
Horn-loaded hi-fi and home-theatre speakers
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Klipsch is an American loudspeaker maker founded in Hope, Arkansas, in 1946 by Paul W. Klipsch as Klipsch and Associates, and now based in Indianapolis. It is known for horn-loaded designs, from the Klipschorn and the Heritage series to the budget Reference and Reference Premiere lines, and is today part of Gentex Corporation.

Klipsch's all-in-one turntable-and-TV pair: big, lively and easy to love — if its amplifier stays quiet and alive.

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Prices in USD, recorded when each review was updated; speaker prices are for a pair.