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Is it time that Klipsch Heritage marketing a subwoofer?

In a recent review, influencer/reviewer Andrew Robinson said that he thinks it’s high time Klipsch designed and marketed a subwoofer for use with its Heritage line products. I fully agree!

For years I’ve thought Klipsch should do this. There are many folks running subwoofers with Heritage speakers. Dialing in subs with Heritage products can create a loudspeaker system that can take your breath away. What’s more, it seems like Klipsch is (a) losing out on sales of subwoofers here; and (b) could design the products to work specifically well with its Heritage speakers.

 

All thoughts and opinions welcome, but if you hate horns, hate Klipsch, etc. please move on and let those on this thread suffer.

PS Please forgive the grammatical error in the title. Audiogon won't let you edit titles (still). 

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johnk's avatar
johnk
1,975 posts
 

A proper bass horn not a sub would be best but it won't get made it would be large and costly.

paradisecom
318 posts
 

With todays driver and amplifier tech with dsp, a dual-opposed 15” arrangement in a sealed enclosure wrapped in matching veneers to compliment the Heritage line would be a winner and marketable, imo. 

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bigburban
11 posts
 

They listened but it not what you expected or wanted.

 

Heritage subwoofer system.

mcslipp's avatar
mcslipp
123 posts
 

Just upgrade to the Jubilee's which play down to 18hz. No sub required. All you need is:

1. $35k

2. A caverous space

3. A wildly understanding domestic partner

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jbhiller OP
1,430 posts
 

@bigburban ,  you are correct!  Wow. That system is pretty cute and good looking.  But, not what we were looking for specifically. 

 

@mcslipp , HAAAAAAA! 

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