- Are The Nines II worth $2,399.99?
- They are a complete powered system with HDMI ARC, streaming and a phono stage, so the price covers amplification and sources. If you mainly play music and do not need HDMI, the original Nines or a cheaper pair gets close for less.
- What is the difference between The Nines and The Nines II?
- The II adds HDMI ARC and Wi-Fi streaming to the connections of the original. The driver layout and horn-loaded sound stay in the same family.
- Do I need an amplifier or receiver?
- No. Each cabinet has its own amplification, and the master speaker takes your sources directly. You only need cables from your turntable, TV or streamer.
- Can I connect a turntable?
- Yes. There is a phono input for moving-magnet cartridges, so a turntable plugs in without a separate preamp.
- Can I add a subwoofer?
- Yes. A subwoofer output lets you add a powered sub for more low-end in large rooms or for movies.
- When is the best time to buy?
- Klipsch Heritage speakers see their deepest discounts around Black Friday and the holidays. The current $2,399.99 at Best Buy is near the top of the recent range, so waiting for a sale is reasonable.
- Where is the Klipsch The Nines II Powered Speakers Walnut cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $2,399.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Klipsch The Nines II Powered Speakers Walnut?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Newegg.