Klipsch has been building high-end speakers for over 75 years, and The Three Plus carries that heritage into a compact tabletop package. It uses real wood veneer and tactile metal switches, so it looks like a vintage radio but sounds like a modern system. The key differentiator here is the built-in phono preamp, which lets you plug a turntable directly in without needing extra gear.

The sound signature is warm and detailed, with a surprising amount of low-end punch for its size. It fills a medium-sized living room cleanly at moderate volumes. The three front-facing drivers handle stereo separation better than most single-cabinet Bluetooth speakers. Connectivity is solid: Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless streaming, plus both analog and digital inputs for a TV or CD player. The multi-room audio feature works through the Klipsch Connect app, though setup requires a bit of patience.

One honest limitation: this is a tabletop speaker, not a full stereo pair. You get one channel per side from a single cabinet, so true left-right imaging is compromised. It also lacks any form of voice assistant integration. For a dedicated listening station with a turntable, it excels. For a general-purpose living room speaker, it trades ultimate soundstage for convenience and style.