klipsch heresy

the heresys won't give you better sound than your current klipsch set up....only different.

For the price it is an easy decision. Certainly you could determine the differences on your own and decide which you prefer. Having owned both models, I will tell you the Heresy's will be a bit more forward or 'brighter' than the 10's. Some prefer that, some don't. The tube amps you are using should ameliorate some of that brightness though. My advice, get them and then enjoy a nice glass of wine while listening to some Mozart. Enjoy!

jaybo, do you have a reason to say that i should stick to my current set up?

stick with your current set up.

Modify the crossovers. I have a pair in the road cases. I re built my crossovers with way better parts. I used high grade caps, new aircore inductors, & Cardas speaker terminals and better internal wiring. I also put some dynamat on the back side of the midrange horn to get rid of the ringing from the aluminum casitng. My Heresys kill many more expensive speakers after the mods. With a cary 300b integrated they are pure magic. I use these speakers mainly for jamming at parties but they also sound really good.

You are a lucky man. Cheers.

100 dollars cash 100 dollars trade for wine(I am a winemaker). Thats my good price!

Herseys are usually over priced IMO........compared to Forte, Quartets, and the other larger (and better sounding) models.

$350 or under would be great though?.....you didn't say what your "great price was?"

I have KG4's and upgraded Forte 1's

Dave

I had Herseys and a lot of other Klipsch speakers. Yes they do sound good. I have a pair of Quartets that I no longer use (due to an all Linn system) that sound like Herseys on steroids. Forgot the sens for the Herseys, the Quartets are 97.5% happy listening.