The Klipsch Cornwall IV Floorstanding Speaker, as part of the Klipsch Heritage series, is designed to be a long-term investment and built to meet Klipsch’s stringent standards. These speakers are crafted with meticulous attention to detail to ensure years of satisfying performance.

Like other Heritage speakers, the Cornwall aims to deliver exceptional sound quality and embodies the legacy of Paul W. Klipsch’s audio engineering principles. By adhering to these principles, Klipsch seeks to recreate the experience of great sound that has made their brand renowned.

These floorstanding speakers feature several notable enhancements, including the implementation of the K-702 midrange compression driver. The K-702 features a polyimide diaphragm, which is known for its ability to reproduce exceptional detail and dynamics in sound. To ensure even and consistent polar response of mid frequencies, the K-702 midrange driver is paired with a modified Tractrix horn that incorporates Klipsch’s patented Mumps technology. This technology helps to achieve more uniform dispersion of sound, resulting in a more consistent listening experience throughout the listening area.

The Tractrix geometry is incorporated in its ports, which provides efficient and rapid air transfer, resulting in improved performance in the low-frequency range. This design choice aims to reduce port noise and deliver punchier bass reproduction.

In line with Klipsch’s commitment to quality and craftsmanship, the Heritage series loudspeakers, including the Cornwall IV, undergo a meticulous process of grain-matching. This involves using wood veneer panels sourced from the same timber to ensure consistency and visual harmony between the speakers in a pair.

Regarding manufacturing, Klipsch produces their speakers in the USA. This commitment to domestic manufacturing aligns with the intentions of Paul W. Klipsch and underscores the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship and quality.