Klipsch, a popular home audio company, has launched its Klipsch Flexus Sound System, powered by Onkyo.

According to the company, the historic first collaboration with sister brand Onkyo, a manufacturer of AV receivers, was first previewed at CES 2024. The system includes the Flexus Core 100 and Core 200 soundbar models, the Flexus Surr 100 wireless surround speakers, and the Flexus Sub 100 wireless subwoofer.

“Flexus represents over three years of meticulous planning to deliver the world’s finest, acoustically-mastered sound system. This includes the acquisition of one of the most legendary Japanese technology companies … Onkyo,” comments Paul Jacobs, president and CEO, Klipsch. “Our confidence in building a global tech team inspired an unparalleled investment toward our future. We believe the Flexus Sound System will reset the industry standard and set the stage for Premium Audio Company as a global leader.”

A Closer Look at the new Klipsch Flexus Line of Products

Klipsch emphasizes the product line features an all-new electronics package to ensure the speakers perform reliably. The global audio company boasts that each product undergoes over 1,000 points of testing developed and performed by Klipsch’s and Onkyo’s combined research and development (R&D) teams.

The company explains that its Transport technology makes setting up and connecting the Flexus family of products across multiple channels easy with the products’ pre-paired USB transmitter that is included with Flexus surrounds and Flexus subwoofers. This connectivity, Klipsch continues, allows the Core models to connect quickly, and the connections support system expansion by eliminating complex configuration steps.

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Externally, Klipsch notes the products employ industrial design elements that underscores its long heritage of classic audio components. The Flexus components are designed to easily blend with modern electronics and interior décors. All models feature rounded vertical edges for a softer, subtler appearance. The soundbars offer wood grain-textured top panels accented by metal grilles covering the upfiring drivers, and cloth-wrapped front and sides.

Here is more information on the product line:

Flexus Core 100 Soundbar (MSRP $349): The entry model 2.1-channel soundbar incorporates Dolby Atmos decoding and a full range of inputs including HDMI eARC, optical, USB-C, and the latest Bluetooth wireless connectivity technologies. The companion new Klipsch Connect Plus app for iOS and Android devices provides one-tap access to input selection, EQ presets, firmware and feature updates, and more. The-28 inches long soundbar incorporates high-efficiency 2.25-inch aluminum drivers and dual 4-inch built-in subwoofers.

Flexus Core 200 Sound Bar (MSRP is $499): The 3.1.2-channel soundbar incorporates all the features of the Core 100, and more. The 44-inch Core 200 provides users an immersive Dolby Atmos experience with two 2.25-inch elevation drivers, four front-firing 2.25-inch aluminum drivers tuned by Klipsch acousticians, and dual 4-inch built-in subwoofers. For enhanced vocal intelligibility and clear dialog at any volume, the Core 200 features Klipsch horn loading technologies for the dedicated center-channel tweeter.

Klipsch stresses that while both the Flexus Core 100 and Core 200 soundbars offer fun listening experiences for music and movies when used on their own, it developed the Flexus system for modular expansion that includes an easy upgrade path with optional surround speakers and subwoofers.

Flexus Surr 100 Wireless Surround Speakers (MSRP is $249): The Flexus Surr 100 wireless surround speakers employ 3-inch full-range drivers, and the wireless surround speaker offers integrators flexible placement and wall-mounting options to create multichannel surround-sound experiences. Simplifying setup and ease, each Flexus surround speaker independently plugs into a wall outlet, with no other wires or cables required between the speakers.

Flexus Sub 100 Wireless Subwoofer (MSRP $299): The Flexus Sub 100 wireless subwoofer delivers bass through the use of a high-excursion paper-cone woofer. Klipsch adds the sub’s compact, sealed design allows the Flexus Sub 100 to fit in tight spaces. The Flexus Core models accommodate the pairing of two subwoofers for larger room spaces.

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