I own Klipsch Lascalas II. They sound divine IN MY ROOM. WITH MY GEAR. I couldn't imagine them in the typical home with sheetrock, wood slab floors, glass windows everywhere. And then drive them with SS amps and I would want to sit on that pole someone suggested. They will painfully reveal room and gear mismatches. However, pristine tube power and an acoustically nearly dead room and pure magic. (I live in a yurt with a wall of books behind me in a half circle) The ceiling is fabric, as are the walls. I've put the 175 pound monsters up on isolation pads. The sub (SVS SB2000 Pro) sits on a suspension rig to keep it isolated, Raven Blackhawk, Yamaha S2100 CD player in the rack also free suspended from all vibration. Ladies and Gentlemen, synergy is everything. Room, cabling, interconnects, fuses, tweeks all add up to happy days here in the sweet spot. Klipsch Lascalas are mellow fine companions for this old audiophile.
Horn speakers are really bright?
So I’m trying to understand why so many people think klipsch or horn speakers are bright
I have two set up garage and living room both with horn speakers EPIC CF4 garage and and KLF 30 mahogany living room
I have recorded this songs with my iPhone listen to them and feel free to tell me what you don’t like about them
by the way I don’t have any room treatment
EPIC CF4 GARAGE
https://youtu.be/9k6uIj8sZgk
KLF30 LIVING ROOM
https://youtu.be/er4zllSgekU
I have two set up garage and living room both with horn speakers EPIC CF4 garage and and KLF 30 mahogany living room
I have recorded this songs with my iPhone listen to them and feel free to tell me what you don’t like about them
by the way I don’t have any room treatment
EPIC CF4 GARAGE
https://youtu.be/9k6uIj8sZgk
KLF30 LIVING ROOM
https://youtu.be/er4zllSgekU
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