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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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.
I like the speaker for what it is - it sure beat my previous setup that was a center channel speaker tied to a small mono bluetooth amp board. Not sure about long-term durability, so I snagged two to have a spare, when they were new in box on ebay for $105 shipped last year. I haven't tried them in broadcast mode.
I have the Walnut, but I think that finish looked better on the older models, rather than the plus.
I like the speaker for what it is - it sure beat my previous setup that was a center channel speaker tied to a small mono bluetooth amp board. Not sure about long-term durability, so I snagged two to have a spare, when they were new in box on ebay for $105 shipped last year. I haven't tried them in broadcast mode.
I have the Walnut, but I think that finish looked better on the older models, rather than the plus.
Just got one of these a little over a month ago. Sound quality is decent and would love to try and get more for broadcast mode. Even at louder volumes, everything sounds crisp! Only drawback was the app to set the EQ on it was a bit annoying and asked for a lot of permissions but I set it and then uninstalled it
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I don't know why I'm commenting on a product I won't buy and don't have, but I'm just glad that a few of these products exist. It felt like a market 10 years ago that might blow up, but instead now nearly everything is "smart" with no physical inputs. And if you buy the new Google/Apple/Amazon thing, it likely won't sound as good, and it can be dead weight if you change your ecosystem or if the tech ages. With this, you'll always be able to use it.
I tried to find comparisons between this and the Audioengine B2, which I wound up purchasing, and was never able to find anything, outside of raw specs. But having a dedicated speaker that can take inputs and not go "out of date" is very nice. If I hadn't purchased the B2, I'd potentially be looking to jump here.
I like the speaker for what it is - it sure beat my previous setup that was a center channel speaker tied to a small mono bluetooth amp board. Not sure about long-term durability, so I snagged two to have a spare, when they were new in box on ebay for $105 shipped last year. I haven't tried them in broadcast mode.
I have the Walnut, but I think that finish looked better on the older models, rather than the plus.
Are you confusing with with "The One"? I believe those were $100, but haven't seen "The Three Plus" that low yet.
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I don't know why I'm commenting on a product I won't buy and don't have, but I'm just glad that a few of these products exist. It felt like a market 10 years ago that might blow up, but instead now nearly everything is "smart" with no physical inputs. And if you buy the new Google/Apple/Amazon thing, it likely won't sound as good, and it can be dead weight if you change your ecosystem or if the tech ages. With this, you'll always be able to use it.
I tried to find comparisons between this and the Audioengine B2, which I wound up purchasing, and was never able to find anything, outside of raw specs. But having a dedicated speaker that can take inputs and not go "out of date" is very nice. If I hadn't purchased the B2, I'd potentially be looking to jump here.
Yea I had one of those B2 speakers and it was very nice (and got crazy loud), but I ultimately ended up returning it because it needed a sub or at least a line out to add a sub. I would have loved to add one of their mini subwoofers to it! That would have made an awesome, compact 2.1 setup!
Are you confusing with with "The One"? I believe those were $100, but haven't seen "The Three Plus" that low yet.
Nope - they are this exact unit in walnut. The larger system with phono inputs and whatnot. I wish the 3+ had the top toggle switch/look like the 3mkii - the mkii fits the "vintage look" better than the 3+.
The UI is pretty bad on these - I had to print out a label to stick to the bottom of the speaker so I know what LED color is which mode...
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Klipsch Wireless The Three Plus Tabletop Stereo Walnut
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Order total $209.90
I think it only took about a month or so to see them at a good price, although I wasn't specifically looking for new. These were new from a large seller. I wasn't looking for very long after I learned a bit about them, so I didn't think the price was anything special at the time *shrug*
Thoughts on this vs. Marshall's Stanmore III @ $299? I'm trying to get a home speaker for my living room. Will the Acton III @ 199 be enough? I do like the look of the Marshalls better, but the wood on the Klipsch is nice too.
I don't know why I'm commenting on a product I won't buy and don't have, but I'm just glad that a few of these products exist. It felt like a market 10 years ago that might blow up, but instead now nearly everything is "smart" with no physical inputs. And if you buy the new Google/Apple/Amazon thing, it likely won't sound as good, and it can be dead weight if you change your ecosystem or if the tech ages. With this, you'll always be able to use it.I tried to find comparisons between this and the Audioengine B2, which I wound up purchasing, and was never able to find anything, outside of raw specs. But having a dedicated speaker that can take inputs and not go "out of date" is very nice. If I hadn't purchased the B2, I'd potentially be looking to jump here.
To add to the discussion about this type of speaker and the Aidioengine B2, I was looking for something small that would fit under my monitor after changing my desk setup that originally had led q150's so pretty much anything was a downgrade. I tried the B2 and it was decent, but I will have to say I ultimately went with the Edifier M60's. They are super small, look great, and blow the B2 out of the water. So I will just add that the M60's to me at least, are the best price to size I have heard.
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Thoughts on this vs. Marshall's Stanmore III @ $299? I'm trying to get a home speaker for my living room. Will the Acton III @ 199 be enough? I do like the look of the Marshalls better, but the wood on the Klipsch is nice too.
The Marshalls are awesome and look obviously better.
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I have the Walnut, but I think that finish looked better on the older models, rather than the plus.
I have the Walnut, but I think that finish looked better on the older models, rather than the plus.
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I tried to find comparisons between this and the Audioengine B2, which I wound up purchasing, and was never able to find anything, outside of raw specs. But having a dedicated speaker that can take inputs and not go "out of date" is very nice. If I hadn't purchased the B2, I'd potentially be looking to jump here.
I have the Walnut, but I think that finish looked better on the older models, rather than the plus.
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I tried to find comparisons between this and the Audioengine B2, which I wound up purchasing, and was never able to find anything, outside of raw specs. But having a dedicated speaker that can take inputs and not go "out of date" is very nice. If I hadn't purchased the B2, I'd potentially be looking to jump here.
The UI is pretty bad on these - I had to print out a label to stick to the bottom of the speaker so I know what LED color is which mode...
Time placed Aug 28, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Klipsch Wireless The Three Plus Tabletop Stereo Walnut
2 items
Order total $209.90
I think it only took about a month or so to see them at a good price, although I wasn't specifically looking for new. These were new from a large seller. I wasn't looking for very long after I learned a bit about them, so I didn't think the price was anything special at the time *shrug*
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The Marshalls are awesome and look obviously better.
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