Customer Favorite — discover the Klipsch Nashville Portable Bluetooth Speaker with a 2.25″ full range drivers for 360 degree audio, IP67 dust and waterproof rating, 24 hours of playtime for a premium live… by Klipsch, built for performance and designed for life in the United States.
The Klipsch Nashville Portable Bluetooth Speaker with a 2.25″ full range drivers for 360 degree audio, IP67 dust and waterproof rating, 24 hours of playtime for a premium live… by Klipsch combines reliability, modern design, and user-focused engineering. Perfect for everyday use, it delivers dependable results for American customers who value comfort.
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Original price was: $222.82.$154.24Current price is: $154.24.
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Amazon Customer –
Main unit is a soft rubber texture, plastic side rings, that hold metal Grills. Unit is surprisingly heavy for the size. The charging port has a hinged cover, keeping dust etc out. 4 buttons on top are On/Off, Bluetooth pairing( Hold for 3 seconds.) minus volume, plus volume, all very simple. Using the app, was easy, even for my 84 year old brain!.Bluetooth connect immediately, and it was up and running. Sound?.Pretty good, more than adequate for moving around the house/garden. A good depth of Bass, a bit of bleed into the mids, and a slightly veiled treble, BUT far better than a lot of devices I have tried in this, and higher price ranges. Basically, it sounds perfectly adequate for what it’s supposed to do. Recommended.
Joe –
A great sounding speaker from Klipsch! It’s amazing how much sound with very good highs and lows (bass). It will fill a room with sound. Speakers are on both sides of the unit. The exterior shell is rubberized to protect it. Nice quality build. It has significant water/weather resistance. Easily connects to Bluetooth on my Samsung phone. It can play anything from your phone. I use Sirrius XM most. Download the Klipsch software and you can control the sound via a graphic equalizer. Wow! It claims to have a battery life of 65 hours. I was playing it outdoors at a high volume (no distortion) at an outdoor campfire with many people. Sound was very good, however between 3.5 and 4 hours of continuous play at high volume, the volume started to drop off significantly. The battery was running low. Perhaps their rating of 65 hours is at low listening levels. I bought an external 48,000 milliamp USB battery to connect to its charging port using a USB-C cable to lengthen play time. You can connect more Nashville speakers via the Klipsch software, playing off the same feed and locate them in other locations… really cool. I highly recommend this Nashville speaker!
artemis –
What an awesome speaker! I have tried out several Bluetooth speakers but now my search is over. The sound is great and I love that you can adjust the tone. Download the app and you are all set. Super easy. I am so impressed with the sound and clarity. Other speakers don’t have the clear sound that this has. I like that it is a sturdy speaker too. Very happy with my speaker.
youngarthur –
Top, Klipsch eben. Kein übertriebener Bass, fein und klar in den Höhen. App runterladen und einstellen (in der Grundeinstellung eventuell zu flach, mit der App die Regler nach belieben einstellen. Die Einstellung bleibt dann auch ohne App gespeichert).
Eric –
Pros: Great sound, battery life is excellent, and I love that it’s square/brick shaped – that is a huge plus. It connects easily, waterproof (have not tested this), and easy to bring along – even camping due to the rubberized exterior.
Cons: you cannot see the function buttons very well in even mildly low light (I ended up painting them), the on/off chime is really over-the-top.
Overall: It’s a really good Bluetooth speaker for the money.
Alpenländer –
Tiene un sonido claro y definido en todas las frecuencias, un tamaño muy contenido y mucha autonomía. Se escucha mejor a volumen medio y bajo, no es 360 pero se reparte el sonido hacia adelante y atras con amplitud. Es una compra acertada.
Paul Lewandowski –
Took this little speaker out of the box and thought oh no, it’s too small, it will sound crappy. Two seconds later, paired & playing my favorite songs, I kissed this little guy and actually said out loud you are my baby now. Sound is crystal clear, so detailed and lush, and the volume is stunningly loud for such a little guy. I had actual tears in my eyes just from the lusciousness of the sound, realizing how I’ve deprived myself for far too long. My larger HK Onyx speaker does not even come close to this. I am a long-time Klipsch fan — from speakers to earbuds, have always loved the detailed clear way they handle highs and mids, and have missed them terribly. Just sad to see the rubberized coating on this speaker, which will no doubt degrade over time and ooze toxic chemicals the way my last Klipsch KMC-1 did.
Eric –
Got the Bluetooth speaker, looks nice and well-made. Connects quickly, sound quality is clear, and the bass is quite satisfying. Battery life is good too — works great for music or watching videos. Overall, really good value for the price.
William Butler –
Sounds great, with two speakers for stereo. Similarly sized Bose products that are more expensive do have slightly better sound quality, but aren’t stereo, and are made more fragile. I got this speaker for camping, and it handles dust, and shrugs off a drop. This thing is made tough for a speaker (it won’t handle undue abuse, I’m sure, so don’t expect it to be a chunk of titanium). Serves the purpose of outdoor use and being carried frequently. Klipsch makes good stuff, and if you’re a fan, you’ll be happy with the value for money here.
PJ –
This speaker puts out great sound (even better with two in stereo!). It fills the room with beautiful sound. Two in stereo are even better.
I did have a little trouble with connectivity, but even though I am not super tech-savvy, I got it worked out. (Update: one time I had to re-boot my phone to get it to link up, not sure why.) Downloading the app allows you to make a few adjustments, such as adjust bass, mids and treble, which I appreciate, because it was set at too much bass for me. I compared the sound with my old but top-quality Yamaha stereo system and found it hard to tell them apart.
I like that there are speakers on both sides of the unit. This allows you to turn the name/logo to the back if you wish (some speakers ‘scream’ their name at you). It is a hefty weight, and therefore seems well-built.
It goes off after about 20-25 minutes of inactivity. You can turn off all sounds in the app, which is great for retreats, bedtime, etc when you do not want operational sounds interrupting your quiet.
Though the battery indicator is not always on, the exact level also shows in the app. You can also check it by quickly pressing the on/off button when the speaker is on. It has 5 bars that show up when it is full. So, each bar represents 20% of battery storage. They blink while charging, so you can watch charging progress (even without opening the app).
Battery life seems good and in a pinch, it will charge your phone!!
Update: I now have 2 of these for stereo sound. The instructions for linking them together for stereo are not clear.
1. You must have only ONE speaker paired to Bluetooth. That one ‘feeds’ sound to the other once they are linked.
2. With both speakers turned on and music playing out of the paired one, simultaneously press the power and volume down buttons on BOTH speakers at the same time for a few seconds. In a few more seconds, the 2nd speaker will pick up the other channel.
If you do not want phone calls and other notifications interrupting your listening time, you may need to figure out how to stop them without using “Do Not Disturb”, since that setting (on my phone, at least) shuts off the phone’s sound output altogether (including output to the speaker[s]). I finally got around the incoming calls issue (the tough one) by forwarding all calls to VM. (Also need to turn off other apps’ sound notifications.)