KLH Research Ten Column Bookshelf Loudspeakers: For people who care more about
music than money.
You are looking at three pairs of truly unusual loudspeakers. From left to right, they are the CB-10, CB-8, and the CB-6. What makes them so unusual is that each pair is capable of reproducing an amount and quality of sound that has heretofore been impossible to achieve from such modest sized devices. They are efficient and can be driven effectively by any reasonable power source (the CB-6 and CB-8 need as little as 8 watts per channel; the CB-10 will do quite nicely with as little as 10 watts per side). Yet all three pairs have the ability to handle as much as 100 watts RMS per channel! Their performance is perhaps best characterized as uncommonly open and airy, with notably good bass response.
Indeed, the CB-8 and CB-10 use our famous Megaflux Woofer; the CB-6 has a "special six "a new woofer that is easily among the best used in today's smaller loudspeakers. The CB-6, the smallest of the series, delivers about a third of an octave less bottom than the CB-8; the CB-8 about a third of an octave less than the CB-10.
But all three models share exceptional smoothness and perfect musical balance. They also share something else. They are incredibly inexpensive. Which can be a problem. Unfortunately there's a sizeable number of people who believe that if a speaker doesn't cost a lot of money, it can't deliver a lot of sound. But if you trust your ears more than your checkbook, we suggest you listen to our CB loudspeakers soon. We think you'll love them and their sensible prices a lot.
For more technical information, visit your KLH Research Ten dealer.
Or write to KLH Research & Development Corp., 30 Cross St., Cambridge, Mass. 02139.
KLH Research Ten Division KLH Research & Development Corp.
30 Cross St., Cambridge, Mass. 02139, USA
(adapted from: Audio magazine, Nov. 1976 )
Also see:
KLH Computer Controlled Loudspeakers (Dec. 1979)
KLH Research X Model Sixty Turntable (advertisement, Jan. 1975)
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