Kenwood KL-777X (Mid-1970s)
A vintage floor-standing loudspeaker system made in Japan during the mid-1970s.
Overview
The Kenwood KL-777X is a floor-standing loudspeaker system built by Kenwood in Japan during the mid-1970s. It belongs to Kenwood's high-end speaker lineup from that era, alongside the KL-777, KL-777A, KL-777D, and others. It is described as one of Kenwood's most visually striking models from the golden age of Japanese audio.
Specifications
| Frequency Response | 20Hz to 21kHz |
| Crossover Frequencies | 2000, 8000Hz |
| Dimensions | 417 x 648 x 272mm |
| Weight | 16.5kg |
| Power Handling | Might be around 100 Watts (RMS) or higher for peak power |
Design
The KL-777X has an acoustic switch on the crossover network. The drivers are a 15" woofer, a horn midrange, and two paper cone tweeters.
Market
Used pairs of KL-777X speakers have been listed for €200 and €400. Individual parts such as woofers, midrange assemblies, and crossovers are also sold separately. One pair was listed for $120 in 2023, and current retail pricing in India is listed at ₹65,000.
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