Klipsch Forte III Test

@juanmanuelfangioii 👍

One day I have to try a set in my system. 

I love my Forte IV , they sound great.   Not even thinking about upgrading them anytime soon.   They stri,e a good balance of cost and performance 

So satisfied was I with the Forte III’s that I purchased a pair of Forte IV’s as well. The IV’s have more refined mids IMO. On the right amp, I have not experienced listening fatigue as is sometimes the case with horn drivers. The Forte pair wonderfully with vintage solid state and particularly well with tubes. 

+1 @russ69 

He showered with a slide-rule ... 

i heard one of those in a record store a while ago, two of 'em  mounted high on a wall, didn't notice how much space there was behind 'em. but i was struck in that they didn't have the forward bright sound i'd heard in every other Klipsch product [aside from their Heresy] i'd heard up to that point. they were decidedly mellow. i don't know what kinda amp the store was using to power them with. but i decided then that if they all sounded like that, that i'd like a pair or two.  

When Paul Klipsch created his legendary Klipschorn speakers in 1946, which launched the Klipsch company, acoustic design was much more of an art than it is today.

You picked the wrong guy, Klipsch was all engineer all the time. 

I scored a mint pair Quartets in boxes with Crites Xover and tweet upgrades  a mini Forte  love the sound its like listening to a live concert  and runs very well off my Grommes PHI 6 watt amp