Klipsch Cornwall IV Floorstanding Speaker (Pair)

Overview

The Klipsch Cornwall IV is a three-way Heritage floorstander that delivers big, horn-loaded sound from a full-size but freestanding cabinet. It combines a K-33-E 15-inch woofer with a new midrange Tractrix horn driven by a K-702 polyimide compression driver and a K-107-TI titanium-diaphragm tweeter. A rear-firing port and revised network give the fourth-generation Cornwall deeper, cleaner bass than any before it. Assembled in Hope, Arkansas and priced per pair.

Why This Model Matters

Introduced in 1959 and named because it could sit against a wall or "in the corn-wall," the Cornwall has always been the Heritage line's room-filling powerhouse. The IV reaches down to 34 Hz with 102 dB sensitivity, making it one of the most dynamic speakers you can drive with modest power. It bridges the gap between the compact Forte and the massive La Scala.

Highlights

• Three-way horn-loaded design with a 15-inch K-33-E woofer
• K-702 1.75-inch midrange compression driver on a new Tractrix horn
• K-107-TI 1-inch titanium-diaphragm tweeter
• 102 dB @ 2.83V/1m sensitivity; 8-ohm nominal; 34Hz-20kHz (±4 dB)
• 100W continuous / 400W peak power handling
• Book-matched veneers, assembled in Hope, Arkansas; 10-year warranty

Who It's For

For listeners who want Klipschorn-style scale and efficiency without corner placement or La Scala footprint. The Cornwall IV suits medium-to-large rooms, low-power tube amps, and vinyl systems where dynamic, effortless sound is the goal.