Authorized dealer
Authorized Klipsch dealer in Montgomery County, Maryland
If you’ve been looking for Klipsch speakers near you, you’ve found them — and someone who can tell you which ones actually belong in your room. Reference and Reference Premiere today, Reference Premiere III and Reference Signature as they arrive, plus subwoofers and architectural speakers — with advice on the whole system.
Get a free Klipsch consultation
Send a photo of the room and what you have now
We’ll tell you which Klipsch line fits the room, what to drive it with, and what it costs.
About Klipsch
Horn-loaded
since 1946
Paul W. Klipsch started building speakers in a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas, in 1946, and the company has been making horn-loaded loudspeakers ever since. The idea hasn’t changed: high efficiency, low distortion, and dynamics that make music and movies sound the way they do in the room. It’s a distinctly American sound — big, direct, and unapologetic. More on putting a system together: Home Theater & Audio.
Where Klipsch fits
The Klipsch lines we recommend most
Floorstanding, bookshelf, center, and surround speakers for home theater and stereo. Reference is where most systems start, Reference Premiere is the step up, and the new Reference Premiere III and Reference Signature are on the way — ask us what ships today.
In-wall and in-ceiling speakers for whole-home audio and theaters where the speakers should disappear.
Reference and Reference Premiere
Where a Klipsch system starts
Reference is where most systems start and Reference Premiere is the step up: floorstanding, bookshelf, centre and surround speakers that share a family sound, so a system can be built in stages without the voices changing between the front and the sides. Reference Premiere III is the current generation arriving now, and Reference Signature sits above it this winter — ask us what actually ships today.
- Build in stages, but choose the family first: mixing lines is where systems lose their centre image.
- Room size decides the tower, not the budget. A big tower in a small room is a worse result, not a better one.
- Hear it before you commit — a private listening area, by appointment.
Know the room, not the model? Send dimensions, a photo and what you listen to, and we’ll put two or three systems in front of you.
Ask about Klipsch speakersSubwoofers
The difference between hearing a film and feeling it
The subwoofer is the single component that changes a room most, and the one people most often buy last and smallest. Placement matters as much as size: the same subwoofer in two corners of the same room measures differently enough to sound like two different products.
- One good subwoofer beats two cheap ones; two well-placed beat one, for different reasons.
- Placement is part of the recommendation — we talk about where it goes, not just which one.
- Music and film ask different things of a subwoofer. Tell us which matters more.
System sounds thin at the bottom? Tell us the room and what you have now — the fix is often placement before it’s a purchase.
Ask about subwoofersArchitectural
Speakers that disappear into the room
In-wall and in-ceiling speakers for whole-home audio and for theatres where the room isn’t allowed to look like a theatre. The trade-off is honest: a speaker in a wall gives up some of what a cabinet does, and gains a room nobody has to redecorate around. Where the two can be mixed, we’ll say so.
- Decide at framing wherever possible — in-wall after drywall is a different job.
- Whole-home zones and a theatre are different designs; say which you’re planning.
- Atmos height channels are a ceiling decision, and they belong on the electrical plan.
Building or renovating? Send the floor plan and we’ll mark where the speakers should go before the walls close.
Ask about architectural speakersHow we help with a Klipsch system
Not sure which Klipsch fits the room? Send us a photo.
Good to know
Klipsch questions we hear every week
Can I hear them first?
We don’t have a showroom, but for a serious purchase we can set up a session in a private listening area, by appointment for a serious purchase.
Do you match online prices?
Klipsch sets minimum advertised pricing, so authorized dealers are on the same footing. What you get from us on top is advice and a person who answers the phone after the sale.
How long does delivery take?
In our experience Reference-series products are usually in stock with the distributor and arrive within a week or two. We confirm the date before you order.
Can I order a Klipsch product I don’t see here?
Most of them, yes — tell us the model and we’ll confirm availability before you order anything. The Heritage line sits under a separate Klipsch authorization we don’t hold, so that one we can’t supply.
How do I choose between the lines?
Do you install?
No. For wiring, mounting, and calibration we refer you to installation partners we trust. Many customers set the system up themselves — we make sure everything works together.
Free consultation
Tell us about your room
A photo, rough dimensions, and what you have now are enough. We’ll come back with the Klipsch options that fit at two or three levels and a written quote.
Prefer to talk? Call 240-988-9177 · Serving Montgomery County, MD · By appointment