If this guy wasn't trying to punk us, then he must be judged as an absolute nitwit. 90% of speakers have frequency limitations, so what? There is a niche for vintage Klipsch gear, like the Cornscala's, that makes a lot of folks very happy with the music they hear through them. Super easy to drive, no question, with lots of dynamics.
The first potent audio system I ever heard in my life was in the 5 Corners Saloon in Dinkytown in Minneapolis, which had 4 Cornerhorns in the bar, driven by a potent Crown amp and a nice Thorens TT. Quite frankly, the sound in that bar that day drove me to my first good set of audio gear and it has never stopped, 46 years later. I will argue with anyone that denigrates vintage Klipsch gear... the Dr. Klipsch is enshrined in every audio society HOF of which I am aware. They build of their older speakers is simply amazing.
The first potent audio system I ever heard in my life was in the 5 Corners Saloon in Dinkytown in Minneapolis, which had 4 Cornerhorns in the bar, driven by a potent Crown amp and a nice Thorens TT. Quite frankly, the sound in that bar that day drove me to my first good set of audio gear and it has never stopped, 46 years later. I will argue with anyone that denigrates vintage Klipsch gear... the Dr. Klipsch is enshrined in every audio society HOF of which I am aware. They build of their older speakers is simply amazing.