KLIPSCH Heritage speakers .

I have the Heresy 111's SE and IMO, think they are an excellent speaker. I use them for music and HT. For music i use my Primaluna Dialog Premium HP integrated tube amp and HT, an NAD 758 av receiver. I listen mostly to blues, jazz & rock. With the high sensitivity rating, you can use a wide variety of amps, mainly low powered tube amps. Nice choice.

I have the Quartets  upgraded Crites tweeter/crossover

using it with my Grommes PHI26  2wpc/6wpc EL84 SEP

loud, fun and sound like live concert

I have the Klipsch Cornwall 3 Speakers. I'm using them with either a McIntosh MX-110 / MC-30 mono amps or a Dennis Had Inspire LP-27a / Inspire KT-66 SE amp. Couldn't be happier. After many years, I finally found the last system I will buy... my search is over. Give the Duelund cables a try... I have never enjoyed listening to music as much as I have with this combo. I'm done looking and couldn't be happier.

Klipsch Heresy I's and Heresy II's.  

This Central Florida(Kissimme/Saint Cloud) boy loves them.

My good buddy in Plant City has LaScalas L-C-R in his theater room.

Bill

I have the Cornwall ll's and bought them shortly after they came out in 1986. Depending on what you are wanting in a system or listening for, they are what I consider a lifetime speaker. You can push with the wattage of a transistor radio. Considering the age of the speaker, very very efficient. I run mine with a Klipsch 10" subwoofer. When my son was growing up & home before me after school, once home from work, I always knew when he had the stereo cranked up. I had things that had fallen off the walls & broke, Those incidences were prior to my owning the Klipsch sub...Lol. Excellent choice!!!My only issue is I am wanting to get a vintage receiver and am not sure which ones would be good choices, that & I'm on a limited budget...