KLH
KLH is an audio company founded in 1957 as KLH Research and Development Corporation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, by Henry Kloss, Malcolm S. Low, and Josef Anton Hofmann originally to produce loudspeakers. KLH had sales of $17 million, employed over 500 people and sold over 30,000 speakers a year before it was sold to Singer Corp. in 1964. Later it was bought by Electro Audio Dynamics Inc. and moved to California in 1980. KLH was then acquired by Kyocera Ltd, a Japanese conglomerate, and production was shifted overseas. Kyocera decided to stop manufacturing audio products in 1989, and sought a buyer for the KLH brand. The company is now known as KLH Audio Systems and located in Santa Ynez, California. Formerly known as Wald Sound and Verit Industries.
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| Title | Function | Dates_produced | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 317 | Speaker | 1976 |
 | 331 | Speaker | 1976 |
| 335 Baroness | Speaker | 1977 | |
 | 345 Little Baron | Speaker | 1977 |
 | 353 | Speaker | 1976 |
 | 354 | Speaker | 1977 |
 | 355 The Baron | Speaker | 1977 |
 | 363 | Speaker | 1976 |
 | 364 | Speaker | 1976 |
 | 373 | Speaker | 1976 |
 | 374 | Speaker | 1976 |
 | 910B | Speaker | Circa 1990 |
 | CB-10 | Speaker | 1975 |
 | CB-6 | Speaker | 1976 |
| CB-6 (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1977 | |
 | CB-8 | Speaker | 1975 |
| CL-3 | Speaker | 1978 | |
 | CL-4 | Speaker | 197? |
 | CL-4 (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1978 |
 | Classic Four | Speaker | 1975 |
 | Column | Speaker | 1975 |
 | KLH-1 | Speaker | 1979 |
 | KLH-2 | Speaker | 1979 |
 | KLH-3 | Speaker | 1979 |
 | KLH-4 | Speaker | 1979 |
 | Model Eighteen | Radio Receiver | 1966 |
| Model Five | Speaker | 1958 | |
 | Model Five (1967) | Speaker | |
 | Model Five (1967) (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1969 |
 | Model Forty | Tape Machine | 1968 |
 | Model Forty-One | Tape Machine | 1969 |
 | Model Four | Speaker | 1957 |
 | Model Four (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1958 |
 | Model Fourteen | Speaker | 1963 |
 | Model Fourteen B | Speaker | 1964 |
 | Model Fourteen S | Speaker | 1964 |
 | Model Nine | Speaker | 1961 |
 | Model One | Speaker | 1957 |
 | Model One (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1957 |
 | Model One (Rev. 3) | Speaker | 1957 |
 | Model One (Rev. 4) | Speaker | 1957 |
| Model One (Utility) | Speaker | 1960 | |
 | Model Seven | Speaker | 1959 |
 | Model Seven (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1960 |
 | Model Seventeen | Speaker | 1964 |
 | Model Six | Speaker | 1958 |
 | Model Six (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 19?? |
 | Model Six DM | Speaker | 1971 |
 | Model Six DS | Speaker | 1971 |
 | Model Six DW | Speaker | 1971 |
| Model Six V | Speaker | 1974 | |
 | Model Sixteen | Amplifier, Integrated | 1965 |
 | Model Ten | Speaker | 1961 |
 | Model Thirty-Eight | Speaker | 1972 |
 | Model Thirty-One | Speaker | 1971 |
 | Model Thirty-Three | Speaker | 1970 |
 | Model Thirty-Two | Speaker | 1971 |
 | Model Three | Speaker | 1957 |
| Model Three (Utility) | Speaker | 1960 | |
 | Model Twelve | Speaker | 1966 |
 | Model Twelve (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1967 |
 | Model Twenty-Eight | Speaker | 1974 |
 | Model Twenty-Seven | Receiver | 1968 |
 | Model Twenty-Three | Speaker | |
 | Model Twenty-Two | Speaker | 1967 |
 | Model Two | Speaker | 1957 |
| SCX-3a | Speaker | 1976 | |
 | SCX-A | Speaker | 1976-1977 |
 | SCX² | Speaker | 1975-1976 |
 | SCX² (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1975-1976 |
 | SCX³ | Speaker | 1975-1976 |
 | SCX³ (Rev. 2) | Speaker | 1976 |
