Not saying i'm one of them, but i don't see an option for those who liked them, would own them, but do not have the appropriate room/corners for them. IMO, there are a significant number who fall into this category.
Exactly. Without the room to support a pair, the other options are moot.Not saying i'm one of them, but i don't see an option for those who liked them, would own them, but do not have the appropriate room/corners for them. IMO, there are a significant number who fall into this category.
Exactly my dilemma. There's a very nice pair locally for about half the current going rate. The problem is I cannot squeeze them in the one room I have available and they're not able to bump either pair of speakers I have in other rooms that will accommodate them.Not saying i'm one of them, but i don't see an option for those who liked them, would own them, but do not have the appropriate room/corners for them. IMO, there are a significant number who fall into this category.
I fell into this category, which is why I bought La Scala instead of Klipschorns. I later switched to Linn Saras because, in direct comparison, I simply found the Saras to be a more revealing, musically engaging speaker. I still think the Klipsch classic line is great (including the incredibly adaptable Heresies), but for my ears, room, and listening habits, there are better options.Not saying i'm one of them, but i don't see an option for those who liked them, would own them, but do not have the appropriate room/corners for them. IMO, there are a significant number who fall into this category.
Not saying i'm one of them, but i don't see an option for those who liked them, would own them, but do not have the appropriate room/corners for them. IMO, there are a significant number who fall into this category.