Under the terms of the acquisition, KLH will continue operating under its own name, with David Kelley—formerly KLH’s CEO and a onetime Klipsch executive—taking on the role of Brand President. Scott Hagen, CEO of Victrola, sees this deal as a chance to combine “uncompromising performance” with innovative design. The two companies will keep their unique identities. However, they both want to boost audio innovation and ensure high standards in music playback.
For Victrola, this move expands their diverse product range. It serves everyone, from casual record listeners to dedicated analog fans. KLH’s existing dealer and distribution networks are expected to remain in place, backed by Victrola’s broader organizational support. According to Kelley, the additional resources should strengthen KLH’s research and development efforts, as well as its visibility in global markets. Both companies emphasize the partnership builds on shared heritage rather than shifting focus away from core product lines.
Victrola and KLH view this partnership as a way to ensure lasting stability.
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