Upcoming Event The Paul W. Klipsch Birthday Bash 2025!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Friday March 7
2pm - Klipsch Museum of Audio History tour led by Curator Jim Hunter - 136 Hempstead 278 Rd
5pm - Wreath laying at Mr. Klipsch's grave - Rose Hill Cemetery, 1005 N Hazel St
6pm - Music and snacks at Klipsch Museum Visitor Center - 403 W Division St and at the Paul W. Klipsch Auditorium on 2nd floor of Hope City Hall - 206 W Avenue A
6pm - Annual Klipsch Museum Members Meeting – Klipsch Museum Visitor Center
Saturday March 8
9am - Chief Bonehead Class at Klipsch Factory Lab - 137 Hempstead 278 Rd
6pm - Chief Bonehead fajitas and live music at Klipsch Museum Visitor Center
Chief Bonehead Class Member ticket price = $100
Chief Bonehead Class Non-member ticket price = $150
FREE to enjoy music at the Klipsch Museum Visitor Center Friday and Saturday nights - donations are always appreciated!!
Go to https://givebutter.com/HgjQo6 for Chief Bonehead Class tickets.
Need more information? Email info@klipschmuseum.org .
Greetings from the Dawn of Hi-Fi!
Imagine stepping back in time to the very beginning of great sound. In 1946, Paul W. Klipsch (PWK) changed the face of the audio industry by inventing, discovering, hypothesizing, and proving that it was darn well possible to make and reproduce exciting, explosive, accurate audio. Real, dynamic music was heard in living rooms for the first time – nearly mimicking the power of a live performance. Along the way, PWK worked with industry giants, famous pop stars, and some of the smartest people in the world – always in search of a better sound.
Klipsch was an American audio pioneer, a true eccentric and a proud member of the Engineering and Science Hall of Fame. He gave rise to technologies that would forever impact generations of music lovers. He left an amazing legacy for you to discover.
Notice: The Klipsch Museum of Audio History is now open by appointment! Please email info@klipschmuseum.org to schedule your tour.
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We believe in the importance of science in education, the spirit of discovery, and good ‘ol American ingenuity. As a non-profit organization, the Klipsch Museum of Audio History is dedicated to preserving and sharing the technological discoveries, artifacts, and principles of Paul W. Klipsch.
