Klipsch The Three Plus 1064667 2.1 Bluetooth Speaker with Phono/RCA and USB-C

Benefits

A 2.1 biamplified design combines dual 2.25-inch full-range drivers with a 5.25-inch high-excursion woofer for stereo playback with bass. Want to stream from a phone or play records through the same tabletop system? Bluetooth 5.3 offers wireless playback up to 40 feet from the source, while Phono/RCA inputs let you connect a turntable. Real wood veneer, tactile switches, and knobs give the speaker a distinctive Heritage-inspired look and hands-on controls.

The Klipsch Connect App adds practical listening adjustments: customize EQ settings, save presets, and access firmware updates. For a multi-speaker setup, Broadcast Mode wirelessly connects more than 10 individual The Three Plus speakers. USB-C supports playback and reverse charging, bringing another way to connect compatible devices.

Buyers commonly praise the sound, appearance, and build, and some appreciate the app’s customization and straightforward setup. Feedback on Bluetooth pairing is mixed, so experiences with connecting can vary. These comments offer a sense of what owners notice without changing the system’s documented features.

The essentials

The Three Plus is a powered, corded tabletop speaker system with 2.1-channel audio. Its wood enclosure measures 13.98 inches wide, 8.38 inches high, and 7 inches deep, making it suited to a shelf, console, or listening area where a single tabletop unit is a better fit than assembling separate speakers and components. The included power cord supplies the system.

For records, connect a turntable through the Phono/RCA inputs, for everyday streaming, pair a phone, tablet, or laptop over Bluetooth. The physical knobs and switches make on-speaker adjustments available, while the app provides EQ and preset controls. Bluetooth range is specified at up to 40 feet, giving you room to move around while streaming from a nearby source.

Everyday use

Set the speaker on a stable tabletop or console and choose the connection that suits the session. A turntable can feed the Phono/RCA inputs for record listening, then a phone can stream playlists or podcasts over Bluetooth. USB-C offers another playback connection and supports reverse charging. With corded power, the system is designed for a regular listening spot rather than a portable, battery-powered setup.

The real wood veneer and tactile controls make the Three Plus as much a considered part of a room as a playback device. Buyers also mention its appearance as a reason it sits comfortably with their decor. When listening preferences change, adjust the EQ or save a preset in the Klipsch Connect App, Broadcast Mode provides a way to link multiple Three Plus speakers for multi-speaker listening.

When it makes sense

Choose the Three Plus if you want one tabletop system for both wireless streaming and turntable listening, with app-based sound customization and a classic wood-finish design. Its mix of Phono/RCA, Bluetooth, and USB-C connections suits a living room, office, or dedicated record-listening area where several playback sources are useful. Compared with building a setup from separate speaker components, this system brings its drivers and controls together in one powered tabletop unit. It’s a great fit if you want to switch between records and streamed audio without changing the speaker at the center of your setup.