Are horn speaker colored or more open and dynamic?


I think there are good and bad horns, but that the best are unrivaled by other speakers in terms of dynimics or pace they lend to music reproduction. Other dismiss horns as colored or honky. What is the overall opinion of audiophiles?
tbg
With my SET (single ended triode) amp, the horns sound as open and live as I've heard. My wife says, "You get rid of those Klipsch La Scala's, and you better pack my bag because I'm going with them!"
I love women like that. My wife isn't that way, but to her credit, she is very tolerant of my passions. :0)
Wellfed,

I'll pass along the compliment to my wife. Very kind of you. She is a wonder, really. I always say that if I could have designed a wife according to my specs, I would have fallen far short of the one I have. She takes every passion I have and makes it her own.
Howard
Wellfed and Ejlif, I noticed that you both use Walker hi def links in your systems. How do you like them and what is the benefit of using them? I've been curious. I have both a single driver and also a planar system. Best-Gary
Gmele, the Walker links reduced the noise floor in my system as well as removing some distortion noticeable in the high frequencies. The improvements noted actually were in relation to my previous speakers; NEAR 50Me II's. When upgrading to Köchel speakers I did not bother to recheck my results which I really should do one of these days.