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Klipsch The Three Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System (Matte Black or Walnut)

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Amazon has Klipsch The Three Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System (Matte Black or Walnut) for $249.99. Shipping is free.

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  • The Three Plus is a powerful 2.1 stereo system biamplified for audiophile resolution and professionally tuned by Klipsch acousticians to deliver a crystal-clear performance with great bass. Featuring dual 2.25" full range drivers and a 5.25" high excursion woofer, The Three Plus is designed to fill larger spaces with bold sound.
  • Incorporating luxury materials such as real wood veneer and tactile switches and knobs, The Three Plus Heritage Inspired tabletop speaker blends the acoustics and classic design legacy of Paul W. Klipsch with the latest technologies available today.
  • Turntable Ready: Thanks to included Phono/RCA inputs, the Three Plus can be easily connected to your turntable so your favorite records can spin in style.
  • Stream your favorite playlist or podcast with ease via Bluetooth 5.3 wireless technology that allows up to 40 feet of distance from the source.
  • With The Three Plus, you have the ability to customize your speaker with the Klipsch Connect App. Download today and get access to adjust EQ settings, save your favorite presets, access future firmware updates and more.
  • The newly integrated Broadcast Mode allows you to wirelessly connect 10plus individual Klipsch The Three Plus speakers to create a seamless, encompassing multi-speaker sound experience.
  • USB-C Ready: Connect your favorite devices via USB-C for playback and reverse charging.

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  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this is $125 lower (33.3% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $374.99 at the time of this post.
    • Valid for a limited time, while supplies lasts.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Amazon has Klipsch The Three Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System (Matte Black or Walnut) for $249.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

Available:Product Description:
  • The Three Plus is a powerful 2.1 stereo system biamplified for audiophile resolution and professionally tuned by Klipsch acousticians to deliver a crystal-clear performance with great bass. Featuring dual 2.25" full range drivers and a 5.25" high excursion woofer, The Three Plus is designed to fill larger spaces with bold sound.
  • Incorporating luxury materials such as real wood veneer and tactile switches and knobs, The Three Plus Heritage Inspired tabletop speaker blends the acoustics and classic design legacy of Paul W. Klipsch with the latest technologies available today.
  • Turntable Ready: Thanks to included Phono/RCA inputs, the Three Plus can be easily connected to your turntable so your favorite records can spin in style.
  • Stream your favorite playlist or podcast with ease via Bluetooth 5.3 wireless technology that allows up to 40 feet of distance from the source.
  • With The Three Plus, you have the ability to customize your speaker with the Klipsch Connect App. Download today and get access to adjust EQ settings, save your favorite presets, access future firmware updates and more.
  • The newly integrated Broadcast Mode allows you to wirelessly connect 10plus individual Klipsch The Three Plus speakers to create a seamless, encompassing multi-speaker sound experience.
  • USB-C Ready: Connect your favorite devices via USB-C for playback and reverse charging.

No Longer Available:

B&H Photo Video has Klipsch The Three Plus Premium Bluetooth Speaker System (Matte Black or Walnut) for $249.99. Shipping is free.

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this is $125 lower (33.3% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $374.99 at the time of this post.
    • Valid for a limited time, while supplies lasts.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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I wanted one of these before, then I realised it was cheaper and better to just get a little RSL iA255.1 mini amp (with bluetooth, usb, and 3.5mm input) and pair it with some passive speakers I had lying around. Works really well. (amp for reference: https://rslspeakers.com/products/...1251841302 )
Edit: Amp above is out of stock but there are others I'd recommend like the SMSL SA300 I use for my desktop PC setup.
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Klipsch The Three Plus is a compact Bluetooth speaker system that also works as a turntable ready stereo amp, with phono and RCA inputs built in. The rear inputs make it easy to hook up a record player, and USB is suggested over Bluetooth for better PC audio when the computer is nearby. The main caution is that phone playback can sound unclear in the highs for this setup, and HDMI is not included. It is a flexible all in one option for small stereo systems, especially if phono input matters.

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  • Yes. The Three Plus includes phono/RCA inputs and is described as turntable-ready, so it can connect directly to a record player. The One Plus does not have phono input.

    woodpaqSlick_Drone

  • Yes. For a PC setup, USB can be used instead of Bluetooth and may provide better audio quality. Bluetooth still works if the computer is physically separated from the speaker setup.

    hulksweiderCaleo

  • No. HDMI is not needed for simple stereo bookshelf use; it mainly matters for 2.1+ channels, Atmos, and similar TV setups. The Three Plus is aimed at turntable and stereo input use with phono/RCA connections.

    ripper415Slick_Drone

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Dec 28, 2025 7:34 PM
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I wanted one of these before, then I realised it was cheaper and better to just get a little RSL iA255.1 mini amp (with bluetooth, usb, and 3.5mm input) and pair it with some passive speakers I had lying around. Works really well. (amp for reference: https://rslspeakers.com/products/...1251841302 )
Edit: Amp above is out of stock but there are others I'd recommend like the SMSL SA300 I use for my desktop PC setup.
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MxChrisDec 28, 2025 7:59 PM
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I picked up the The One II on a super slick deal a couple years ago and it's been my TV speaker / music in the bedroom, love it. I'll swoop one of these up too if I see a super stellar deal.
Dec 28, 2025 11:34 PM
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ripper415Dec 28, 2025 11:34 PM
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Quote from Caleo View quoted comment :
I wanted one of these before, then I realised it was cheaper and better to just get a little RSL iA255.1 mini amp (with bluetooth, usb, and 3.5mm input) and pair it with some passive speakers I had lying around. Works really well. (amp for reference: https://rslspeakers.com/products/...1251841302 )
Edit: Amp above is out of stock but there are others I'd recommend like the SMSL SA300 I use for my desktop PC setup.
I never knew these types of mini amplifiers even existed before seeing your post! I've got a pair of powered bookshelf speakers (Klipsch R-15PM) on a secondary TV that are starting to have issues after 5 years of almost daily use. Was going to just buy their newer model (R-50PM) as a replacement, but they're close to $500 with tax. I actually have a set of older Polk S20 passive bookshelf speakers just sitting in a closet whose sound specs are probably on par with the new Klipsch. Do you think one of those little amplifiers would be powerful enough to drive my Polks, and can you recommend any with an HDMI output that I could use to get them to connect with my TV?
Dec 28, 2025 11:54 PM
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Quote from ripper415 View quoted comment :
I never knew these types of mini amplifiers even existed before seeing your post! I've got a pair of powered bookshelf speakers (Klipsch R-15PM) on a secondary TV that are starting to have issues after 5 years of almost daily use. Was going to just buy their newer model (R-50PM) as a replacement, but they're close to $500 with tax. I actually have a set of older Polk S20 passive bookshelf speakers just sitting in a closet whose sound specs are probably on par with the new Klipsch. Do you think one of those little amplifiers would be powerful enough to drive my Polks, and can you recommend any with an HDMI output that I could use to get them to connect with my TV?
Yes. I have the RSL iA255.1 driving some Polk TSX 330T tower speakers and they get plenty loud. Same for the SA300 which powers a pair of Klipsch RP-600M II speakers (previously a pair of Polk TSX 220B).
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RogueVariableDec 29, 2025 12:40 AM
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TIL wood veneer is a "luxury" material. 🤷
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Yes. I have the RSL iA255.1 driving some Polk TSX 330T tower speakers and they get plenty loud. Same for the SA300 which powers a pair of Klipsch RP-600M II speakers (previously a pair of Polk TSX 220B).
Thanks for the quick reply. Glad to know either of those should work power wise. However, neither looks to have HDMI inputs. I'd rather connect via HDMI over USB or RCA as the sound is supposedly better that way. Is there another model like these but that has an HDMI input you'd recommend?
Last edited by ripper415 December 28, 2025 at 05:42 PM.
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crittenDec 29, 2025 1:59 AM
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i got this speaker but i am returning it. theres either something wrong mine or the connection with the phone makes a very unclear highs. Very weird because with a name like Klipsch i assume it would be better than a cheap sounding speaker. Really hope it is just mine - but I bought an homepod and it is WAY better sounding for me, plus super nice that it can auto turn on on airplay connection

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Quote from ripper415 View quoted comment :
Thanks for the quick reply. Glad to know either of those should work power wise. However, neither looks to have HDMI inputs. I'd rather connect via HDMI over USB or RCA as the sound is supposedly better that way. Is there another model like these but that has an HDMI input you'd recommend?
SMSL might have a variant that has HDMI... and there are other options that have them, but I'm not going to do that searching for you lol
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Quote from ripper415 View quoted comment :
Thanks for the quick reply. Glad to know either of those should work power wise. However, neither looks to have HDMI inputs. I'd rather connect via HDMI over USB or RCA as the sound is supposedly better that way. Is there another model like these but that has an HDMI input you'd recommend?
If you're just powering some small bookshelf speakers in stereo, you really don't need HDMI. That will only matter when you're adding in 2.1+ channels, atmos, etc.

Quote from woodpaq View quoted comment :
No Phono input = run away...
There is phono input, look at the picture with the rear IO. Not to mention the description says:

TURNTABLE READY: Thanks to included Phono/RCA inputs, the Three Plus can be easily connected to your turntable so your favorite records can spin in style.


The One Plus does not have phono.
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kchillh1Dec 29, 2025 4:20 AM
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Let me know when these are 15 bucks at Walmart...sad the Walmart ones clip at high volume. Guess it's why they call the Klipsch
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Quote from Caleo View quoted comment :
I wanted one of these before, then I realised it was cheaper and better to just get a little RSL iA255.1 mini amp (with bluetooth, usb, and 3.5mm input) and pair it with some passive speakers I had lying around. Works really well. (amp for reference: https://rslspeakers.com/products/...1251841302 )
Edit: Amp above is out of stock but there are others I'd recommend like the SMSL SA300 I use for my desktop PC setup.
So the way this would work - I hook up my old wired speakers to the amp and use my PC as a digital source of music via Bluetooth?
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Quote from hulksweider View quoted comment :
So the way this would work - I hook up my old wired speakers to the amp and use my PC as a digital source of music via Bluetooth?
If you're using a PC, you might as well use USB for better audio quality than bluetooth, but yes (unless the PC is separated from your speaker setup).
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Quote from kchillh1 View quoted comment :
Let me know when these are 15 bucks at Walmart...sad the Walmart ones clip at high volume. Guess it's why they call the Klipsch

I have been buying Klipsch speakers since 1975 and they are made in the USA in Hope Arkansas. Klipsch make state of art speakers that last for decades. I am not sure about bluetooth speakers but I can assure you that speakers with wires like the Heritage line of speakers are high quality and are similar to the JBL L100 Classic MKII speaker that originally sold in the 70s. The company started in 1946. The original owner is audio pioneer Paul W. Klipsch.
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