Klipsch WF35 Icon

Floorstanding speakers

Klipsch floorstanding speaker from the Icon range, with triple fibreglass woofer and titanium compression driver on a Tractrix horn, for a dynamic sound and high efficiency.

New 790,00 € per pair
Warranty: 24 mois
Delivery 129,00 € · Dispatched within 2-3 working days
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Returns accepted 14 days to change your mind

Description

The WF35 Icon is a floorstanding speaker from Klipsch's Icon range, designed according to the principles that have made the American brand's reputation: high efficiency and dynamic reproduction. It is installed as a main speaker in a stereo or home cinema system, as a front left or right channel.

The bass section relies on three 13 cm woofers with woven fibreglass cones, arranged in a column within a bass-reflex cabinet. The treble is handled by a 25 mm titanium diaphragm compression driver, coupled to a round Tractrix horn with an 80° × 80° dispersion angle, a Klipsch-specific technology that promotes wide and even diffusion throughout the room. The crossover frequency between the two sections is set at 2,500 Hz.

The 97 dB sensitivity, combined with a nominal impedance of 8 Ω, makes this speaker easy to drive: it can deliver a high sound level with a modest power amplifier, while handling up to 150 W. The stated frequency response extends from 50 Hz to 23 kHz.

This configuration is aimed at enthusiasts of lively, punchy sound, looking for a speaker capable of dynamics without requiring an oversized amplifier. It will suit both demanding music listening and a home cinema system where efficiency and sonic impact are paramount.

Technical specifications

Type Floorstanding speaker, bass-reflex
Drivers 3 × 13 cm fibreglass woofers + 25 mm titanium compression driver (Tractrix horn)
Sensitivity 97 dB
Impedance 8 Ω
Frequency response 50 Hz – 23 kHz
Crossover frequency 2,500 Hz
Power handling 150 W

What to check before buying used

Check the condition of the surrounds on the three 13 cm woofers: sagging, hardening or tearing of the surround affects bass performance and can cause a rubbing noise at high volume. Also inspect the Tractrix horn and the titanium diaphragm of the compression driver, which are sensitive to impacts and handling marks. Review the bass-reflex cabinet woodwork, corners, veneer, bass-reflex port, and listen to each speaker separately to detect any level mismatch or distortion between the two units.

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