Klipsch The Sevens II

Overview

Klipsch The Sevens II are a pair of powered stereo speakers that deliver a complete music and home theater system in two cabinets. Built around the Klipsch Tractrix horn loaded compression tweeter and a substantial main driver, they carry the signature dynamic, high efficiency character Klipsch has refined since 1946. Because amplification lives inside the primary speaker, you do not add a separate amplifier. You add a source and start listening.

Connectivity is the heart of the design. A built in phono stage lets you connect a turntable directly, while HDMI ARC integrates the pair with a television for effortless sound bar replacement. Bluetooth, a USB input, and a network connection cover streaming and computer playback, and analog and optical inputs handle legacy sources. The Tractrix horn controls directivity for clean, room friendly imaging, and the two way design keeps vocals and detail focused and forward.

The Sevens II suit listeners who want the tonal excitement of horn loaded Klipsch sound without stacking components. They are ideal for a desktop, a den, a primary two channel space, or a television room where one tidy pair must do everything from vinyl to movies to late night streaming.

Key Features

• Fully powered stereo pair with built in amplification, so no separate amplifier is required
• Tractrix horn loaded compression tweeter for controlled directivity and dynamic detail
• Built in phono stage for connecting a turntable directly
• HDMI ARC for simple integration with a television
• Bluetooth, USB, and network connectivity for wireless and computer streaming
• Analog RCA and optical digital inputs for additional sources
• Classic Klipsch high efficiency design that plays with authority and ease
• Real wood veneer cabinet styling in the Klipsch tradition
• Included remote and simple setup with the primary and secondary speaker connected together

How the The Sevens II Compares

Klipsch The Sevens II vs Klipsch The Nines II

The Nines II sit above The Sevens II in the same powered range and use a larger main driver with more built in power for bigger rooms and higher output. The Sevens II offer the same integrated approach and horn loaded character in a more compact footprint. Choose The Nines II when the space is larger or you want more headroom, and The Sevens II when you want that Klipsch sound in a tidier setup. See the Klipsch The Nines II.

Klipsch The Sevens II vs Klipsch The Fives II

The Fives II are the more compact powered model, well suited to desktops and smaller rooms while keeping the phono stage, HDMI ARC, and streaming inputs. The Sevens II step up with a larger driver and greater output for a medium room or a more prominent television setup. Both share the same connectivity philosophy, so the decision is about room size and desired scale. See the Klipsch The Fives II.

Klipsch The Sevens II vs Cambridge Audio L/R X

The Cambridge Audio L/R X take a streaming first active approach with a focus on network audio and a neutral, refined presentation. The Sevens II lean toward the dynamic, forward horn loaded Klipsch character and add a built in phono stage for turntable users. Both are complete powered pairs, so the choice comes down to the tonal signature and whether integrated vinyl playback matters to you. See the Cambridge Audio L/R X.

Recommended Sources

The Sevens II include amplification, streaming, and a phono stage, so you only add a source. A turntable pairs directly with the built in phono input, and a dedicated streamer can elevate network playback.

• Audio-Technica AT-LP7X A fully manual belt drive turntable that connects straight to the built in phono stage for clean, quiet vinyl playback without extra boxes.
• Dual CS 529 A fully automatic turntable that makes vinyl effortless, ideal for pairing with the phono input on the Sevens II.
• Cambridge Audio CXN100 A high quality network streamer that feeds the Sevens II a refined digital signal for the best streaming results.
• EverSolo T8 Streaming Transport A capable streaming transport for those who want a dedicated, app driven front end into the digital inputs of the Sevens II.
• Audioquest Angel Turntable Cable A quality phono cable to connect a turntable to the built in phono stage while preserving low noise and detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do The Sevens II need a separate amplifier?
No. The Sevens II are powered speakers with built in amplification, so you only need to add a source such as a turntable, a streamer, or a television.

Can I connect a turntable directly?
Yes. The Sevens II include a built in moving magnet phono stage, so most turntables with an MM cartridge connect directly.

Do The Sevens II work with a television?
Yes. They feature HDMI ARC, which lets them integrate with a television and serve as a two speaker alternative to a sound bar.

Is Bluetooth included?
Yes. The Sevens II support Bluetooth for wireless streaming from phones, tablets, and computers.

Can I stream over my network?
Yes. The Sevens II include a network connection for streaming, alongside USB and Bluetooth options.

What other inputs do they have?
In addition to HDMI ARC and phono, they include an optical digital input, an analog RCA line input, and a USB input.

Which speaker holds the electronics?
The primary speaker contains the amplification and inputs, and it connects to the secondary speaker with the included cable.

What finishes are available?
The Sevens II are offered in walnut and black styling in the Klipsch tradition.

How big a room can they fill?
They suit small to medium rooms comfortably. For larger spaces, consider The Nines II, which offer more output within the same range.

Do they come with a remote?
Yes. A remote control is included for source selection and volume.

Can I use them at a desk?
Yes. They work well as desktop speakers, and the more compact Fives II are also worth considering for very tight spaces.

Do I need a subwoofer?
Not necessarily. They deliver satisfying low end on their own, though a subwoofer output allows expansion if you want deeper bass.

What is a Tractrix horn?
The Tractrix horn is a Klipsch design that loads the compression tweeter to control directivity, improving clarity and reducing unwanted room reflections.

Are these true stereo speakers?
Yes. The Sevens II are a stereo pair with a dedicated left and right speaker, not a single mono unit.

Can I connect a CD player or computer?
Yes. A CD player can connect via optical or analog, and a computer can connect via USB or Bluetooth.

How do I switch the phono input to line level?
The phono input can be set to a standard line input when you connect a source other than a turntable, giving you flexible connection options.

What is the difference between The Sevens II and The Fives II?
The Sevens II use a larger main driver and offer more output, while The Fives II are more compact for smaller rooms and desktops. Both share the same connectivity.

Do they support high resolution audio?
The Sevens II handle high quality digital playback through their USB and network inputs. For the best streaming, pair them with a dedicated network streamer.

Is the warranty covered when I buy from All Elite Audio?
Yes. As an authorized Klipsch dealer, purchases come with the full Klipsch warranty of two years parts and labor for the original owner.

Why buy from All Elite Audio?
All Elite Audio is an authorized Klipsch dealer in Maryland, so you receive genuine product, the full manufacturer warranty, and expert guidance on setup and matching sources. We help you get the most from your Sevens II from day one.