If you want a more "Harbeth" sound from your Klipsch get some variety of ALK crossover. They will sound substantially smoother and richer and you will have control of relative mid and tweet levels. The upper mids and lower treble will never have the finesse of the big Harbeths however. Audio note might bridge the gap, too.
Hard to sell my Klipsch Heritage Speakers for a possible Harbeth upgrade.
I have both Chorus 2s and Cornwall with Bob Crite upgrades. I was contemplating selling my Chorus 2s and decided to hook them up - LFD integrated AMP with phono stage, Crimson Audio cables, Schitt DAC and Thorens TT. I am amazed how well the Chorus 2's sound. Long term I plan on selling both the Chorus 2s and Cornwalls to fund a Harbeth purchase. However, when I hook up these speakers I get cold feet. Can the Harbeths really sound that good?
I have friends over and they think I am crazy. And I have to tend to agree. I cannot find a music genre that doesn't sound good through these speakers.
As far as what I like better? Hard to say - some days it is the Cornwalls and others the Chorus 2s.
I have friends over and they think I am crazy. And I have to tend to agree. I cannot find a music genre that doesn't sound good through these speakers.
As far as what I like better? Hard to say - some days it is the Cornwalls and others the Chorus 2s.