Knox Gear, Inc.
Knox Gear LP1 Powered Bookshelf Speakers Wood Finish
Powered bookshelf speakers with Bluetooth and quarter-inch headphone output in walnut-veneer cabinets
- Powered design eliminates the need for a separate amplifier
- Bluetooth wireless streaming from phones and computers
- Walnut-veneer MDF cabinets reduce resonance for clearer sound
- Quarter-inch jack allows private headphone listening
- Suitable for stereo or expanded surround-sound configurations
Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth
The Knox Gear LP1 is a pair of powered bookshelf speakers finished in walnut-veneer medium-density fibreboard. Built-in amplification removes the need for a separate receiver. Bluetooth connectivity allows wireless streaming from phones, tablets or computers. A quarter-inch jack supports headphone listening or a link to an external amplifier.
Living-room, office or small-venue audio
These speakers suit anyone who wants a compact stereo system for music, films or speech reinforcement in a home, office, church or small gathering space. The quarter-inch output enables private headphone monitoring or a feed to a larger PA. Buyers who need passive speakers for an existing amplifier, or a multi-channel surround decoder built in, should look elsewhere.
Walnut-veneer MDF cabinet construction
The enclosures use dense walnut-veneer medium-density fibreboard to reduce resonance and coloration. This material choice directly affects tonal balance and long-term durability. No other cabinet material or finish option is offered for this model.
Highlights
- Powered design eliminates the need for a separate amplifier
- Bluetooth wireless streaming from phones and computers
- Walnut-veneer MDF cabinets reduce resonance for clearer sound
- Quarter-inch jack allows private headphone listening
- Suitable for stereo or expanded surround-sound configurations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the LP1 speakers to my TV or turntable?
Use the RCA inputs on the active speaker for line-level sources such as a TV, turntable with preamp, or CD player, then run the supplied speaker wire from the active unit to the passive unit; the quarter-inch jack is an output for headphones, not an input.
What part of the LP1 is most likely to need attention after a few years?
The Class D amplifier module inside the active cabinet handles all power and signal processing; if it fails the speaker set will not function, while the passive driver and crossover components rarely require service.
What limits how loud the LP1 can play continuously?
The built-in amplifier and the 4-inch woofer reach thermal compression first during extended high-volume sessions, causing output to plateau and protect the drivers from overheating.
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