I have multiple sets of older modified Klipsch Heritage so unable to comment on current Cornwall but I am a fan of older CWs. In my experience, horns are initially kind of shocking, but grow on you. After a bit, other speakers tend to sound flat. I have sold many sets of speakers but my Quartets have always been in use. I assume newer Klipsch models have been improved. I run them with a Vincent hybrid integrated and between the dampening material and preamp tubes they impress anyone who visits.
Klipsch Cornwall IV
Hello all,
I'm interested in what people who have heard the speaker feel about it. I currently run spatial M3 turbos and have an all tube analog setup ( line magnetic, hagerman ) with an oppo 105 being the digital front end.
Previous speakers have been acoustic zen, reference 3A, Maggie 3.6, and triangles. I am more concerned with a huge immersive sound stage than I am with pinpoint imagery. I have a big room and have plenty of space between the back wall and my speakers if I need it.
Any thoughts?
I'm interested in what people who have heard the speaker feel about it. I currently run spatial M3 turbos and have an all tube analog setup ( line magnetic, hagerman ) with an oppo 105 being the digital front end.
Previous speakers have been acoustic zen, reference 3A, Maggie 3.6, and triangles. I am more concerned with a huge immersive sound stage than I am with pinpoint imagery. I have a big room and have plenty of space between the back wall and my speakers if I need it.
Any thoughts?