Both are being sold by the seller, so I could get either pair, similarly priced.
The 17's have maybe the best midrange of all the KLH's IMO. When I bought my set I already had the 6's, 23's, 5's, and 22's. I was just curious about what all the hub bub was about with the 17's. I was pleasantly surprised at how great they sounded. IMO they are nearly the perfect speaker for a smaller den/listening area. I may jump into AR's later this year after a college graduation in May and a wedding in June. I'm thinking the 2ax might be a good start.:scratch2:
The 2ax is also on my mind, but saw these listed and figured I'd possibly check one of these out. Seems the 17's are the winner here so far.
The Twenty is the 4 ohm version. I'd definitely get them if I were you.Isn't the 17 and 20 the same speaker, but 4 ohm instead of 8? There has been a pair of 20's sitting at a thrift store down the street from my for months. I keep thinking I should pick them up.
I already have a pair of AR4x's, so this thread is interesting to me.
-Joel
If you do decide on the 17's, they use the same caps as the 6's. They would stack nicely with your 6's. I tried stacking my 17's with my 23's. WOW is all I can say.:yes:
If you do decide on the 17's, they use the same caps as the 6's. They would stack nicely with your 6's. I tried stacking my 17's with my 23's. WOW is all I can say.:yes:
This is exactly what I did in the bedroom, and yes WOW is right.
The 17's have a very unique mid range that is hard to explain... paired with a speaker that has great bass extension they together become a unit that is butter on bread!:thmbsp:
I'm beginning to drool here a bit.
I did this with my big White Van speakers and my DA PS-10's. Together they are awesome. The WV's have a ton of bass, but the mids and highs are ok. The DA's are a bit shy on the base but the mids and high's are incredible.