Harbeth 30.1 ? The Ultimate Speaker under $5K ?
Call or E-mail Ty Lashbrook of Tyler Acoustics. He's one of the good guys in the industry. He will take the time to talk about your wants and needs. 601 E 14th Street Owensboro, KY 42303 Phone (270) 691-9500 Fax (270) 691-9600 tyleracoustics@mindspring.com |
My band was an utterly obscure blues band in Honolulu called "Cauldren" that was around for less than a year. I was part of a small group of musicians that did the endless bar band gigs in Hawaii for many years. 6 night a week...but fun. Also, the Cornwalls are too big for my tastes and my subs more than make up for the Heresy's 58 hz bass rolloff. The short stature of the Heresy IIIs makes them somewhat esthetically unobtrusive relative to the large sound they put out...I like that. |
Wolf - awesome ...Cauldren...nice.....I remember there was a club in Honolulu called "The Wave" right?? Its so interesting how some people just dog Klipsch and others love them?! ....to each his own right? I have always been successful using my ears instead of reading manuals and specs ....its just difficult to find all these great speakers anywhere to audition ...so I appreciate all of you people chiming in. Very cool video about the Harbeth guy Alan on youtube....he’s thorough , love the work ethic ...no stones unturned... |
@wolf_garcia @tommypenngotti For some kick drum therapy :-) may i suggest Janis Ian "Guess you had to be there" from "Breaking Silence". An audiophile recording. Play at moderate level. Shows a simple cd is enough for very high quality if you have the technical skill and the recording company wishes to make a statement! Other fenomenal audiophile recordings on simple cd: Terry Evans "Blues for thought" - loud Aaron Neville "Warm your heart" - moderate. Sorry to say, I don't play anything. However I would say the kick-drum, the bass (acoustic or electric or bass tuba (read Hans Theessink) are the single most important instruments. Together with the voice. The rest is just the icing on the cake :-) So why are these so often hidden in the recording, especially the kick-drum? Another thing, would you say that the Klipsch speakers are voiced in a way that highlights the kick-drum? Do they move the air? |
