Klipsch Heritage Theater Bar, Walnut Soundbar

Product highlights

• 90° x 90° Tractrix® horn with 3/4" LTS (Linear Travel Suspension) titanium diaphragm compression driver 
• dual 4" black Cerametallic™ woofers 
• non-powered — connects to your home theater receiver's front three channels 
• handles 75 watts (RMS) / 300 watts (peak) per channel 
• frequency response: 120-20,000 Hz (±3dB) 
• sensitivity: 90 dB 
• impedance: 8 ohms compatible 
• three pairs of binding post speaker terminals 
• built-in rail for low-profile wall mounting 
• handcrafted in Hope, AR with furniture-grade wood veneers 
• flexible, removable grille attaches magnetically 
• 49-9/16"W x 6-1/4"H x 4"D 
• weight: 26 lbs. 
• warranty: 5 years 

What's in the box

• LCR passive soundbar loudspeaker 
• Grille (pre-installed) 
• 2 Brackets 
• 6 Rubber feet 
• Quick Setup and Mounting Template 

Written by Crutchfield's Emily S.

Sound bars are, generally speaking, designed to blend in. But the elegance of the Heritage Theater Bar is probably going to get noticed. Hand-built in the USA with furniture-grade wood veneers and premium grille cloth, it might even start some conversations. But this sound bar has more going for it than just good looks — it's a Klipsch, after all.

Klipsch's Heritage Theater Bar combines performance and elegance.

Its dedicated left, center, and right channels each feature Klipsch's exclusive Tractrix® horn-loaded titanium LTS tweeters and Cerametallic™ woofers. This translates to remarkable high-end response, greater extension, and lower distortion. You get detailed, dynamic performance and exceptional efficiency.

You can certainly place the Heritage Theater Bar on a stand, but let's face it — it's meant to be hung on the wall like the work of art it is. Klipsch makes that easy with a built-in rail mounting system. Attach it to the included wall-mount cleat for a flush, secure connection (and a low-profile way to show off your new sonic stunner).

Most sound bars that we offer are completely self-contained, self-powered speaker systems. The Heritage Theater Bar is special (but we already knew that). It relies on the power (and TV connections) of a separate home theater receiver. In addition to a receiver, you'll definitely want to pick up a powered subwoofer to fill out the low end.