The venerable KLH name has been reborn. Started by the legendary audio engineer Henry Kloss in 1957, it became the largest speaker company in the world. Makers of  groundbreaking speakers and electronics including the first full range electrostatic speaker, the Model Nine. The Model Five, Six and Seventeen became some of the best selling loudspeakers in the world and featured the acoustic suspension design developed by Edgar Villchur and Henry Kloss. After changing ownership the company became a purveyor of low cost electronics and fell out of favor. In 2017 David Kelly, a longtime audio industry veteran purchased the KLH brand with the intention of restoring Its once revered name. Since that time they have introduced several highly regarded speakers, most notably the resurrection of the Model Five. KLH is again making affordable audiophile speakers, with a nod to their past designs. Making two series of speakers, The model Series that blends classic KLH looks using real wood finish cabinets and cloth grills with modern drivers and crossovers. The second line I like to call the Cambridge series, it has speakers named for famous places in Cambridge Massachusetts, the location where KLH was founded.