Music City Party: Klipsch offers its portable speakers in powerful festive models

At the beginning of 2024, Klipsch launched into the portable speaker market with the Music City range, within which each product adopted the name of an American city. During CES in Las Vegas, the brand claims to perpetuate this tribute to its country by deploying Music City Party, a new series composed of three party speakers.

Klipsch Vegas, Miami, New York… each has its own size and power

Designed to meet the needs of party-goers and night-time professionals, Music City Party speakers are mainly distinguished by different speaker sizes and configurations. However, in a nod to the Klipsch history, each of them is equipped with an emblematic compression tweeter.

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At 41 cm, the Klipsch Vegas is the smallest speaker in the series. Comprising a single 130 mm woofer, it will be ideal for providing sound in a confined space. Intermediate model, the Klipsch Miami is the most versatile. Measuring only 66 cm, equipped with a retractable handle and integrating two 130 mm woofers, it is capable of sounding a large room without blinking while remaining quite mobile. As the standard bearer of this new series, the Klipsch New York promises bass reproduction up to 35 Hz thanks to two 200 mm woofers.

Measuring almost 20 kg, the New York moves only using casters. The Miami, for its part, can be mounted on casters or on a stand, while the small Vegas is limited to a stand installation. Equipped with rechargeable batteries, the Vegas, Miami and New York respectively promise runtimes of 6 hours, 10 hours and 9 hours with their light shows in action.

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Complete and customizable party speakers

The three speakers in the range obviously share a plethora of features, starting with RGB light shows that flicker to the rhythm of the music, an Ultra Bass mode, and a complete control interface. Also IPX4 certified, each model promises some resistance to splashes and dust.

Far from being revolutionary, connectivity is limited to a simple Bluetooth 5.2 receiver compatible with AAC and SBC codecs. The connectivity is nevertheless more extensive, with a panel of analog inputs dedicated to connecting a wired source, a guitar and the included karaoke microphone. A USB-A port is also available for playing audio files stored on a USB flash drive.

Finally, the Music City Party range of course works in conjunction with the Klipsch Connect Plus app to personalize the tone and light effects of the speakers. Party Link mode is also available to synchronize them together or configure two speakers in stereo.

Already available for pre-order in the United States, the Klipsch Vegas, Miami and New York will be available in Europe in the spring at respective prices of €349, €649 and €899.

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