Horn based loudspeakers why the controversy?

I am thoroughly enjoying my new Klipsch Heresy lll...   I have had a number of speakers  in the past, bigger, smaller, more expensive but none have been more engaging and fun to listen to.   Are they perfect? No ...  Do they measure flat?  No.....  but they sound great.  

I was growing tired of chasing the "perfect sound" which I have come to realize is not possible given my room and budget.   Are these the last speakers I'll ever own?  Probably not, but with two kids in college and possibly downsizing in the near future these ARE perfect for me . I will say this,  I will never sell these, they are just to much fun to listen to.....

oddiofyl, glad you are happy with them. Enjoy

Thanks,  I want to experiment with SET like a Decware or maybe even build the Decware kit or a Bottlehead.    They are fun to listen to and make me really want to tap my feet...... I was going to sell my current speakers but I'm going to put them in another room, maybe even give them to my son.   

I’ve always felt that a properly set up horn system can give some of the best 3D sound because of its inherent high directionality and ability to avoid comb filtering. I heard a set of Sadurni Acoustics Speakers set up well and the image was absolutely stunning; best I’ve ever heard until I moved one seat to the left or right and the effect was lost. So their great strengths are also their greatest weakness in my opinion. They are gorgeous to look at. If the system was made just for me I’d seriously think about getting a set as I wouldn’t need all the hoops I’ve jumped through to get the same image albeit for a larger audience.