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Klipsch R-40M Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth and Yamaha R-S202 Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth

Klipsch R-40M Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth and Yamaha R-S202 Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth
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$439.00 - $439.00
$439.00
$439.00 - $439.00
$439.00

Klipsch R-40M Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth - Black (Pair) and Yamaha R-S202 Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth 40 AM/FM Presets

This bundle includes:

Klipsch R-40M 4" 200W Powered Bookshelf Speaker with Bluetooth - Black (Pair)

Featuring updated Tractrix Horn technology, the Klipsch Reference R-40M Bookshelf Speaker Monitors with 4” woofers deliver the cleanest, most natural sound possible.

Yamaha R-S202 2-Channel Natural Sound Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth 40 AM/FM Presets

Yamaha's R-S202 is an excellent entry-level option for anyone looking to power a simple stereo setup. Built on decades of audio expertise, this stereo receiver delivers smooth, natural Yamaha sound to up to two pairs of speakers. Connect up to four sources, and take advantage of the R-S202's built-in Bluetooth to stream any music you want from your compatible mobile device.

 

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